Mermaid Nails Share this image Share It Pin It For our trip to Costa Rica, I wanted fun nails that had an almost tropical vibe. I went back to Marie Nails (where I got this glittery combination) and got a bright tangerine color with graduated gold sparkles on just my ring fingers (which you can see here). It felt just festive enough and I couldn't wait to try out different combinations. Share this image {Essie's Mint Candy Apple & Martha Stewart's Aquamarine Glitter} {Paint two coats of the nail polish} {Add top coat along the bottom half of the nail} Share this image {Dip a separate brush into top coat and then into the glitter} {Apply glitter to the bottom half of your nail} {End result}
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happy sneakers How to insert a eyepin into polymer clay I know how to insert an eyepin but how can i make it stronger or stay in the clay longer? Methods I know: 1. Sticking the eye pin straight into the clay and baking, leaving it at that 2. THANKS. Basically try to explain methods of how to put eye pins in and answer as many questions possible :) Blackberry Breakfast Smoothie Share This LinkCopy Supermodel Karlie Kloss loves to eat clean! When she's on the go, Karlie can always be found with a healthy snack like a Kind bar or apple in her purse, and she even partnered with the legendary Momofuku Milk Bar to create a line of all-natural treats — appropriately named Karlie's Kookies. Even when she's not busy with fashion shows and photo shoots ( . . . or cookies), Karlie keeps breakfast simple on her days off. Her go-to recipe is (what she calls) a "yummy, clean, boring" protein shake that requires just a handful of ingredients. Notes Karlie said that she tosses "banana or blackberries" into her chocolate protein shake, but after trying this blend of fruit together, I decided to add them both to the mix. Ingredients 1 cup unsweetened almond milk 1 scoop chocolate protein powder of your choice (I used a chocolate whey) 1 banana 1 cup blackberries Directions Combine all ingredients in blender, and mix until smooth.Enjoy! Source: Calorie Count Information Category Yield
Okay, I admit it. Nail Art is just totally Cool. If you find yourselves in one of those situations when you have absolutely crap-all to do, attempting some nail art is probably a good idea. I do declare that there are a few rules however! 1) Nothing too fancy. 2) No long hoochie nails. 3) If you feel confident enough to crack on with some more tricky styles but need some guidelines, check out the video tutorials I’ve provided at the bottom of this post. 4) If you have no frick’n idea what you’re doing, get them done professionally. Images via: WAH, Make-up Savvy, SupaNails, Pinterest Holy mother of Nails!
0903photography's channel Materials Used & Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Materials Used:Sketchbook / Notebook - cardboard, scrapbook paper in a birch tree pattern, brown and red scrapbook paper, plain paper (you can use lined paper), We R Memory Keepers "The Cinch" and binding wires (you can use a heavy duty hole puncher or reduce the # of pages you punch), Advanced Tape Glider (you can use double-side tape), stiff yellow & red felt, soft orange felt (you can use stiff as well, scissors for cutting fabric, and hot glue gun. All materials were purchased at Michael's, Joann Fabrics, and Archivers Scrapbook store. Frequently Asked Questions:1.Where have you been? 2.How long did you bake them all for? 3.Camera used and video editing software? 4.Can you bake the pens in the oven too? 5.Why did you bake each piece separately? 6.Why did you say "diameter" when it was clearly "circumference"? 7.When will you have your 20,000 Subscribers Contest? 8.Where did you get this idea?
You Are NOT a freak Cool Things to Make at Home that Save Money One of my favorite chores is vacuuming because of the instant gratification of seeing all the dirt on my floor go away just like that. I get the same gratification when I do quick DIY projects around my house that I know are saving my family money. If you’re looking for ways to use DIY projects to cut costs in your home, allow me to suggest a few of my favorites: 1. Composting is a great way keep kitchen scraps out of the garbage and create organic material to fertilize your garden. Instead, you can make your own inexpensive kitchen compost bucket in a matter of minutes with a few simple tools and an old coffee can. 2. Speaking of coffee … When I started drinking coffee a few years ago, I quickly realized what an expensive habit it could be, especially because I loved lattes. Enter the French Toast Latte. 3. Over the years, I’ve found that by switching to cloth napkins, I’ve been able to save a whole lot of money and I don’t even miss the disposable alternative. 4. 5. 6. 7.