For this look, I only used one nail polish, and that was as my base color: Sally Hansen's Thinking of Blue.
I sponged, linearly, with dark and light blue acrylic paint to get the semi-cross stitch jean look. I did the dark blue (Apple Barrel's Bright Blue) horizontally, then light blue (Folk Art's Deep Ocean Blue) vertically. I think a more porous sponge would have helped achieve this effect, but I just used a soft makeup sponge.
For the stitching, I mixed yellow paint (Apple Barrel's Bright Yellow) with just a teeny tiny bit of red (Apple Barrel's Bright Red), and an even teenier bit of black (Apple Barrel's Black).
I then finished with, of course, a matte topcoat. e.l.f.'s Matte Finisher, to be exact, to both protect the acrylic paint, and because jeans are not shiny, silly!
Here's the end result:
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I like how they turned out. Did you do any special Sexual Assault Awareness nails?
Buenos días. =)
P.S. Trivia question: what song does the title of this post come from?
If you don't know the answer, you don't know good music! ^.^
Hint: He's also "Mississippi Man" in one of the best classic country duets ever!
