Some of you may have seen that I have a very special “Women on YouTube” Guest Series live at the moment. Over the course of 3 weeks, I invited 10 fellow female YouTubers along to YouTube London to film a set of ecclectic and varied DIYs Makes and Bakes. The aim is to show off what women on youtube have to offer – I love how different we all are and yet out passionate everyone is about YouTube and the ideas that they want to share. Today’s guest post is by Natasha from Divine by Design and she shows us how VERY EASY it is to make personalised nail varnish fridge magnets. Natasha knows all there is to know about nail varnish – especially all the fun nail varnish crafts you can create and these little glass bebble magnets are simply gorgeous! Natasha also blogs at Natasha Lee.
Easy Nail Varnish Magnets you will need:
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- Large Glass Pebbles (US/ UK)
- Magnets
- Hot glue gun
- Nail varnishes of various colours
- Top Coat (US/ UK)
- Tooth picks or old ball point pen
Easy Nail Varnish Magnets DIY:
Natasha really does make this Nail Varnish Craft look super easy, doesn’t she? Why not experiment with patterns and designs and see what you can make! If you enjoyed today’s nail varnish craft and want to see more, please DO LET ME KNOW in the comments below. The great thing about this Women on Youtube series, is that it gives me a chance to experiment with different ideas and see whether there are any themes for me to explore here on Red Ted Art for you!
Don’t forget to also visit Natasha and read all about her other fabulous tutorials – she doesn’t “just” do nail varnish crafts, but you will also find lots of beauty how tos, tips and tricks!
the only thing about the refrig. nail polish magnets is that you couldn’t see what the heck she designed!
Does the image at the top of the post not help?
What was the make and shade of the silvery shimmery Polish used for the backing colour??? Want for my nails and to do this too supplies are in the post
I really love these magnets. They are a wonderful craft to do with my 13 year old granddaughter who has outgrown some of the simpler crafts we have done in the past years. One thing I do want to mention is that it was hard to hear some of the instrructions when both of you were talking at the same time. Please let one finish before adding athe others comments. Thanks a lot.
Thank you – yes we had some audio issues with this video! So sorry! Also, maybe your granddaughter would like to take a peak at my YouTube channel. The crafts there are slowly “getting older”. https://www.youtube.com/redtedart I hope she likes it!