Fall nail Art Stamping Decal

Autumn Leaves Advanced Stamping
I have been wanting to do autumn leaves nail art since last year, when I first started showing interest of sharing my own creations via Instagram, but I haven't got the plate. So, when Moyou-London released this plate, as part of their Mother Nature Collection sometimes this year, I grabbed my wallet and head off to their website. (Click Here.)
Start of with base coat, I used essie - First Base. Followed by OPI - My Vampire Is Buff as the base colour. Stamping Plate was Mother Nature - 07 by Moyou-London. Stamping nail polish or nail varnish was Lancelot by A-England. For sponging the stamped leaves, I used Tart Deco by essie, mix lightly with Briar Wood (Read review here) by A-England and Holy Grail (Limited Edition) by A-England. (Website Here.), but before sponging make sure you applied clear varnish on the pattern, on your stamper. Then I top coated it once again with Seche Vite, when everything done. Below is my video turorial via YouTube. Yes, my very first YouTube video. So, any comments, thumbs up or even subscribe from you guys, if you wish, will be greatfully appreciated. Thank you! xo

Closer Shot On this photo, you can see the mythical prismatic effect of Holy Grail by A-England nail varnish. Click here to buy this from their website. Click here if you are outside the UK. Thanks for visiting! xo

Moyou - London ~ Fashionista XL - 14

Stamping and Colour Blocking Technic For this particular design I chose to go for a black base. I used Camelot by A-England and I also used it for stamping the pattern. The rest of the nail varnishes I used are My Vampire Is Buff by OPI, Age Of Aquarius by Color Club, Posh/Mat by Zoya and Holy Grail by A-England. And for the top coat, I used Seche Vite. Stamping Plate is by Moyou-London Fashionista Collection - 14. You will need striping tape and sellotape. Make sure you remove the stickiness of the sellotape before using it as a divider, by just playing it with your fingers, as it could lift the stamping off on the coloured block you already have done. Below is a short video tutorial, just so you see the quick step by step process.

Colour blocking can take a bit of your time. So, don't tempt it, if you haven't got the time. Some nail varnishes takes longer to dry than others, but I find applying quick drying top coat, like Seche Vite - helps quickened the process, before stamping.