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Doesn't everybody just love Pusheen the cat!!

Well, at least I do. I think he/she is very cute.

That just happens to be the nail art choice for this post. I saw a post on Pinterest from preenme.com. It was too cute for words.

This was not the first design I attempted. The first design had pink nails. Would you  believe that after 24 days of pink for October (sadly all those posts disappeared from my blog) I couldn't find the exact shade of pink. The one I liked the best took four coats and was still streaky. In the rubbish bin it went. I don't throw out polish very often. Almost never but even after polish thinner, I couldn't get it to work. Bye, bye, bye to the said pink polish.

So anywhoooo, this is the second design I chose. If you follow me on twitter. tumbler, instagram or pinterest you may have already seen these nails.

I started per usual with a base coat. I always say use what you have or whatever works best for you. Then I put two coats of Sinful Colors Rendezvous. It's a pretty pale tealy blue/green. It reminds me of China Glaze For Audrey.



The glitter polish , as you may notice, is only on part of the nails. I used the dry brush method to drag a bit towards the ends. I used CrowsToes Thing. I love this color. It has a multidude and I do mean multitude of colors of glitter.  

My sweet daughter (who is known as @timidanne on instagram & tumblr, timidannee on twitter and timidanne on pinterest) helped me with the tiny kitty. While I could have painted the one on my left hand, the right hand would have been disasterous. 

For Pusheen she used L.A. Girl Storm. A very nice cream gray color. For the kitty stripes and face, she used Sinful Colors Black on Black. 

A top coat of your choice to finish and Voila'....a cute tiny kitty manicure.


As always, I purchased everything myself. (Don't be ridiculous, I don't have enough followers to be sponsered :)

Thanks for stopping by.

 If you are interested in makeup, take a peek at my daughters stuff. 

Lee
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