Abstract Shamrock Swirl | Water Marble March 2016 #6 | DIY Nail Art Tutorial

[@MoonBabyNails]

Hope you get back to feeling 100% soon. Your abstract shamrock water marble is beautiful. I did four leaf clovers in 2 shades of green on all my nails for St Patrick's Day. Thanks so much for sharing this with us.

[@retha1us]

you out did yourself on this one. A lot of creativity

[@msnita78ify]

The green marbling came out nice. I like it.

[@hazbop8080]

Super pretty! Really itching to do a watermarble for Easter.

[@MSLP]

+Haley Bishop I'm thinking soft pastels, I'm going to try and get one done soon - longer before easter than this ended up being being st patrick's

[@carlahightower7287]

Beautiful marble! Happy St. Patrick's Day.

[@colddarkplanet]

Happy St Patrick's day 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀💕

[@AshleyWilliams-ji3ig]

Your voice is so calming

[@98tam]

I love the idea and how you executed this water-marble design!! I love shamrocks!🍀🍀🍀 "Olden days." LOL Not that long ago.

[@pinkysistamb]

Happy St Patrick's Day! Beautiful nail design. Hope you feel better soon

[@pggysu]

Beautiful! And green is my favorite color so this is extra gorgeous. 💚💚💚

[@JulesOfWisdom]

Love it. I really like the same color different tone marbles.

[@Davidonaa]

Wow that little brush you used to clean up with is sooooo cute! Need to get myself one of those :)

[@laurahall3558]

looks good I hope you feel better soon

[@paulag1551]

Absolutely gorgeous.

[@zoehargrove6902]

WoW your nails are GORGEGEOUS!! So is this marble! I'll definitely be doing this on a couple accent nails for today's mani & #Shenanigans (...🍺here's to having a wee bit of Luck O' the Irish🍀 lol🐍) Tfs your amazing watermarbling skills💚 CHEERS! 🍻

[@annwine4234]

My partner would love this pattern:-) it looks really amazing

[@aprilbennett6280]

Thank you so much.I'll try this.Hope you feel better.

[@MayFlora]

I really like this! Gonna do this Friday

[@35msheather]

Very beautiful

[@jenniferrobinson4318]

Awesome love it!!!! 🍀

[@Stylesmallworld]

very cute ♥♥ I always love your videos ♥♥

[@jselek72]

beautiful! marble

[@crochetbabe829]

This is soooo pretty!! You are amazing with WM'g. I'm still practicing. I goofed today luckily it wasn't going on my nails. I'm trying to see which polishes will spread. Unfortunately today they kept drying really fast....urgh!!!

[@durothaates5416]

awesome very pretty

[@zdpsaisha312]

woah..I think this is the best

[@ChrisThon]

So pretty! TFS :-)

[@anupamam9782]

Amazing water marble!! Just a quick idea.. Like WM march, nail art april..how about dedicating one month to do only stamping nail art? Would be very inspiring to watch you do stamping!

[@MSLP]

+Anupama M I have considered it, but I've never really done many stamping tutorials. I have a few, and I did get some new plates not long ago, so I may do some more if people are interested, but I don't know about a whole month - theme months are a lot of pressure sometimes!

[@medape]

This design is amazing! I really wanna try it with other colors and then not use the shamrock in the middle.

[@krisbane2623]

you should tag simplynailogical-Cristine on your water marbles lol give her a step by step lol and use some holo on your next one please lol love your channel btw

[@nailsbyosta1269]

Just. WOW! The design you drew in the water is amazing!! How do you come up with the ideas for those patterns. Happy accidents when experimenting or do you see it in your head? There is an interrupt for me between my head and my hand when it comes to drawing lines or creating patterns.. :( I thoroughly enjoy watching you create your art!!

[@MSLP]

+Nails Nails Nails a little of both - often what I see in my head ends up different in the cup, but may lead to another idea

[@aprilbennett6280]

Very pretty.OK how do you get old polish to spread? I've water marbled before.But lately It just will not spread.I've used bottled water & tap water.&I've used new & old (but just months old)polish?I don't know what to do?Sorry this is so long.Your work is very beautiful.You make it look soon easy.Thanks

[@zabdyypale876]

In my experience the thicker polish does not spread as easily as the thin ones. Usually older polish does not spread for mee. But youu cann grab an orange stick andd spread thee first drop of polish yourself and the rest shld spread on its own?:)

[@MSLP]

+April Bennett if it gets too thick, I'll use a bit of polish thinner, but it's really the same as with new polish, just a lot of testing & trial & error.

[@mammacatta]

What do you do with the bubbles? I saw them when you pulled up, but when you put on the seche vite they where gone. Oh, and I love the colours!

[@MSLP]

+mammacatta I press them flat once the polish is mostly dry, before applying top coat - otherwise when you top coat they can pop & leave little holes in the design

[@nancyh2893]

+My Simple Little Pleasures thank you for the tip about the bubbles. Do you ever find that Sechevite runs or smears your design? I really globbed it on and it's smeared all my hardwork. Any thoughts?

[@MSLP]

+Nancy H generally no - but I try to have a very light touch, don't let the brush actually touch the nail, just kind of use it to guide the polish

[@juliestitt6889]

How do you do so much to that water marble before it dries? I've tried every polish,every hack,every temp of water....uhg!

[@MSLP]

+Julie Stitt every color is different - these were very slow to dry and so pretty easy to work with

[@Anew1008]

its ok the green is kind of light

[@msnita78ify]

Hi +My Simple Little Pleasures can u tell me if marbling will work if I only have either plain tap water or bottles purified water bcuz I don't have a water filter pump on my faucet but Id still like to be able to do the marbling.

[@medape]

Hi +Lenita Nelson. I usually use room temperature bottled still mineral water if the tap water available isn't working. The reason why the tap water isn' t always a success is that in some countries/areas they add certain beneficial chemicals that might interfere with the spreading of the nail polish.

[@MSLP]

+Lenita Nelson I agree with +Mette Pedersen - bottled over tap, if you don't have filtered. some places even tap is OK, it just depends on your local water

[@msnita78ify]

Ok thanks ladies + Mette Pedersen n My Simple Little Pleasures​

[@msnita78ify]

Oh wow how'd u do that on paper first?

[@medape]

+Lenita Nelson Just dip the paper in the water instead of your nails. I usually use a white plastic spoon for testing, though.

[@msnita78ify]

Oh ok cool

[@RehabSAl-Yasmin]

I Love your designs and I love your channel, but to be honest with you I started to fell bored from the water marble designs and i dont want to leave your channel. please can you do different nail arts!!! my regards and respect

[@MSLP]

+Rehab S it's water marble march LOL - I will be doing other techniques again, but not until next month (which is nail art april which usually mean NO water marble all month)

[@RehabSAl-Yasmin]

+My Simple Little Pleasures Thats great.I Cant wait till April to see your new nail art and to celebrate my B-Day lol.. love and respect