When the
sweet Katarina from Edgy Polish asked me if I would like to try some Vivid Lacquer plates, I instantly said YES, because I already had been eyeballing
some of them in her shop ;)
The plate size is 7 x 8 cm, and the patterns are 2 x 2 cm, some bigger and some smaller as you can see in the photos below.
They are pleasant to touch, and this is what the back looks like, cute, isn't it:
The stamper I used is my test winner (see test HERE) UberChic XL clear stamper - also available from Edgy Polish.
Let's begin with Vivid Lacquer plate VL 006 - click on the photos to enlarge them...
For the test of plate VL 006 my base is Morgan Taylor Mint Chocolate Chip. I stamped with Hit The Bottle I Blue It All On Polish. I was clumsy with my ring finger, I'm sorry about that...
For the
test of plate VL 024 my base is Golden Rose Rich Color 38, the stamping polish
is El Corazon Foil Effect f-05.
Vivid Lacquer plate VL 033:
For the
test of plate VL 033 my base is Morgan Taylor Berry Perfection. I stamped with
El Corazon st-02 white, and I added a dot of yellow as the center of one of the
flowers.
I also have plate VL 009, so I thought I would show it to you.
But it is sold out in Katarina's shop at the moment; I will on a later occasion show you stamping nail art using that plate...
My conclusion:
Etching: They are just a little on the shallow side - but still easy to use if you have just a little experience.
The only pattern that I have problems with is the tiny daisy on VL 033 (lower right corner), I could not get a decent pick up of it, I tried several times and also different stampers. But it's probably just because I'm still a stamping newbie ;)
Patterns: I like the patterns, and I love that some patterns and themes vary in image and size on certain plates, like for instance the dandelions and soap bubbles, so that there are patterns for all nail sizes...
Do you own any Vivid Lacquer stamping plates?
What do you think of them?
You can get them from Edgy Polish - direct link to the Vivid Lacquer plates HERE!
1.500+ indie polishes and 100+ indie brands: Indies & swatches.
The plate size is 7 x 8 cm, and the patterns are 2 x 2 cm, some bigger and some smaller as you can see in the photos below.
They are pleasant to touch, and this is what the back looks like, cute, isn't it:
The stamper I used is my test winner (see test HERE) UberChic XL clear stamper - also available from Edgy Polish.
Vivid Lacquer plate VL 024
Vivid Lacquer plate VL 033:
I also have plate VL 009, so I thought I would show it to you.
But it is sold out in Katarina's shop at the moment; I will on a later occasion show you stamping nail art using that plate...
My conclusion:
Etching: They are just a little on the shallow side - but still easy to use if you have just a little experience.
The only pattern that I have problems with is the tiny daisy on VL 033 (lower right corner), I could not get a decent pick up of it, I tried several times and also different stampers. But it's probably just because I'm still a stamping newbie ;)
Patterns: I like the patterns, and I love that some patterns and themes vary in image and size on certain plates, like for instance the dandelions and soap bubbles, so that there are patterns for all nail sizes...
Do you own any Vivid Lacquer stamping plates?
What do you think of them?
You can get them from Edgy Polish - direct link to the Vivid Lacquer plates HERE!
1.500+ indie polishes and 100+ indie brands: Indies & swatches.
Stamping nail art and gear, Freehand floral nail art, Freehand nail art (other)
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