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I'm wearing a royal blue dress with gold jewelry, what color should my nails be?
I don't really like french tips or anything like that
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if you want your nails to match then do a blue color with gold designs..im a big fan of japanese nail art..
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=6jhjjc&s=5
http://nevertoomuchglitter.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/blue-reef.jpg
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgyGMNvQBVOO36CJpdn3FPJbemaEWatKS1Vj1cp21-wIjCBarVey6Oxm4jKX0T334f3KJLFYIyrhuf2ILiqDzRG11Eh7ao4sWE2OxqaWK1Y9JycklLFHMCnIQLt8Gu3azjnf3Uvqpf-GH4/s400/nail-art08.jpg
if you want your nails to match then do a blue color with gold designs..im a big fan of japanese nail art..
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=6jhjjc&s=5
http://nevertoomuchglitter.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/blue-reef.jpg
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgyGMNvQBVOO36CJpdn3FPJbemaEWatKS1Vj1cp21-wIjCBarVey6Oxm4jKX0T334f3KJLFYIyrhuf2ILiqDzRG11Eh7ao4sWE2OxqaWK1Y9JycklLFHMCnIQLt8Gu3azjnf3Uvqpf-GH4/s400/nail-art08.jpg
Any ideas on how to make your own inexpensive wall decorations?
Tiffany N
i am on a tight buget but have nothing on my walls, i have repainted everything but it is missing wall art... any ideas on how to make things that look good for them?
Answer
Buy some frames w/glass of the size art that you want. Buy coordinating fabric/wallpaper and insert behind glass. If you can only find plain colored cloth that you like, but want a patter, buy some stencils, fabric paint, and paint in the pattern you want. If you don't want the glass, just wrap the fabric/wallpaper around the glass and insert into the frame (unless the glass is fitted and/or fabric is thick, it'll be fine). You can also just wrap the cloth/wallpaper around the frame like a Christmas present and just hang it like that.
If you want some sculptural art pieces, simply pick an item you can hang, get a bunch of them, paint them all the same color, and hang artistically. You can make real works of art like this -- it doesn't have to be that abstract. Just for an example: I once took Post-It notes, spray- painted them a shiny copper and silver (some of them both) and then constructed a couple of circling Koi fish. I used thumbtacks to hold them to a large piece of cardboard I had painted blue (edged in black), used the painted notes as scales and cutting to get the edges distinct.
You can also get a bunch of small boxes (jewelry, checks, mailing), paint them in a scheme (all pewter or blue and chocolate or yellow and green), and hang them on the wall -- if they're all cardboard, you can easily make holes in the backs for nails. Having them at several angles can be a fun look. But, if you want them level, then get some picture-hanging wire, poke a hole on each side of the back, run the wire through a little tight so that you can pull it about 1-2 inches up from level with the holes (do leave excess inside the box in case it is too tight). For a sleeker look, wrap them in wrapping paper first (not metallic or plastic).
Buy some frames w/glass of the size art that you want. Buy coordinating fabric/wallpaper and insert behind glass. If you can only find plain colored cloth that you like, but want a patter, buy some stencils, fabric paint, and paint in the pattern you want. If you don't want the glass, just wrap the fabric/wallpaper around the glass and insert into the frame (unless the glass is fitted and/or fabric is thick, it'll be fine). You can also just wrap the cloth/wallpaper around the frame like a Christmas present and just hang it like that.
If you want some sculptural art pieces, simply pick an item you can hang, get a bunch of them, paint them all the same color, and hang artistically. You can make real works of art like this -- it doesn't have to be that abstract. Just for an example: I once took Post-It notes, spray- painted them a shiny copper and silver (some of them both) and then constructed a couple of circling Koi fish. I used thumbtacks to hold them to a large piece of cardboard I had painted blue (edged in black), used the painted notes as scales and cutting to get the edges distinct.
You can also get a bunch of small boxes (jewelry, checks, mailing), paint them in a scheme (all pewter or blue and chocolate or yellow and green), and hang them on the wall -- if they're all cardboard, you can easily make holes in the backs for nails. Having them at several angles can be a fun look. But, if you want them level, then get some picture-hanging wire, poke a hole on each side of the back, run the wire through a little tight so that you can pull it about 1-2 inches up from level with the holes (do leave excess inside the box in case it is too tight). For a sleeker look, wrap them in wrapping paper first (not metallic or plastic).
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