Moo Moo Signatures Molly Moo and Sparkly Moo, Twin Duo swatches

Today I have something very special to show you, the Twin Duo collection inspired by my Moo Moo Molly and Moo Moo Sparkly and their Moo Moo Stories here on my blog!

Both the polishes and the Moo Moos and other creatures are created by the talented Mei Mei from Moo Moo Signatures and Mei Mei Signatures.

First a close up of the two beauties:

And Sparkly on the left and Molly on the right with their new polishes:

Let's first have a look at Moo Moo Signatures Molly Moo:

The description of Molly Moo is: A grey holo with sterling silver flakies, gunmetal flakies, silver ultra holo glitters and subtle pink flakies. Inspired and named after Moo Moo Molly who is now residing in Denmark with her twin moo, Sparkly.

And I think that is just spot on. This is two easy coats with a coat of Seche Vite!

And here we have Moo Moo Signatures Sparkly Moo:

The description of Sparkly Moo is: A purple holo with gold ultra holo glitters, red holo glitters, blue iridescent glitters and subtle purple flakies. Inspired and named after Moo Moo Sparkly who is now residing in Denmark with her twin moo, Molly.

Again spot on, I might add that the purple is a bit on the dusky side. This is two easy coats with a coat of Seche Vite.

Please excuse the picture overload - I couldn't help myself ;)

So, do you like my Moo Moo girls new polishes?

They will soon be available on Moo Moo Signatures - probably mid August. Stay tuned on @moomoosignatures on Instagram and of Facebook.

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Moo Moo Stories - Part 5

It is time for a few more flowers and very tiny plants with added Moo Moos ;)

Two Moo Moos playing in the campanula, a member of the bellflower family. It takes both its common and its scientific name from its bell-shaped flowers, campanula is latin for "little bell".

Prunella vulgaris, self-heal in English and alm. brunelle in Danish is a 5-30 cm high plant. These are super short as they grow on that grass paths that are kept short. Naturally the Moo Moos think that is super cool, they love plants that make them look big :D

The Latin name for these yellow clovers is trifolium campestre , gul kløver in Danish and I believe Hop Trefoil and Low Hop Clover in English. We have them in the paths being kept short among the Christmas trees, normally they can grow bigger. But as you know, the Moo Moos love all plants that makes them look big ;)

The Moo Moos are very helpful when I pick lettuce for dinner.

St. John's wort (perikon in Danish) with added Moo Moos.

Molly and Sparkly are playing in the roses, they do not like the thorns tho :D

I have to agree with the Moo Moos these tiny plants really make them look huge :D

Breaking News:

Yesterday the new not yet released collection called the Twin Duo from Moo Moo Signatures arrived.

They are not just two random polishes, they are indeed inspired by my lovely Moo Moo Molly and Sparkly, their first step in to fame ;)

Aren't they just gorgeous...!?

Molly and Sparkly and I of course really love them ;)

Tomorrow I'll show you the swatches....

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Now the Moo Moos is taking a few weeks off without blogging, but they promised me they will be back ;)

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Moo Moo Stories - Part 4

It is time for the next part in the stories about flowers and Moo Moos from Moo Moo Signatures ;)

In Danish this plant is called honningurt, in Latin phacelia tanacetifolia and in English it seems to be called: lacy phacelia, blue tansy or purple tansy. There was something "Sparkly" in the middle of it, I wonder what that is..?

I was taking photos of these pretty daisies, but I felt someone was watching me, hmmmmm let's see if I can take a clearer photo for tomorrow, maybe we can identify who it is - any ideas...?

You might remember the photo of daisies yesterday, where I felt being watched..? Well here you see who was hiding, Molly and Sparkly, who would have guessed it hahahaha

Elder flowers are blooming at the moment, but the storm and the heavy wind we still are having has beaten them up badly. I managed to find these still looking pretty for this Moo Moo photo...

Playing in the pansies...

Two roses, or is it two Moo Moos - or, yes of course BOTH It is frustrating how windy it is and have been the last couple of weeks. The Moo Moos are too light to be outside on flowers...

The Moo Moos has discovered how delicious strawberries are... 

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Moo Moo Stories - Part 3

It's time for more flowers and Moo Moos - and a special hello to Joyce's nieces ;)

The Moo Moos loves this beautiful Clematis - ad so do I <3

I think I have seen more gyvel this year than we normally do, maybe the cold spring and start of the summer suited it. It has however lost it's beautiful yellow flowers by now, but the Moo Moos looked quite cute standing in the middle of the these a few weeks ago. 

Oh, those buttercups looks so delicious, why do they have to be so tall, said Molly and Sparkly. I didn't have the heart to tell them that buttercups are small and Moo Moos are super tiny ;)

The Moo Moos cheered and laughed out loud when they saw these super tiny plants (1-2 cm) and agreed that they would be perfect for the upcoming movie Moorassic World, when Sparkly and Molly (the stars in the movie) grow super powers and size to protect us and the rest of the world :D

Sparkly think this is the perfect color for a hibiscus, or any flower for that matter - and Molly is sad that there are no grey flowers... :(

Right now the spruces stand with their new fresh green shots, we grow Christmas trees. But we just had a terrible storm the last two days, so the Moo Moos is helping my husband checking how much damage the storm did to the still soft and fragile new needles.

Yesterday when the Moo Moos were helping my husband checking the new spruce shots for damage after the heavy storm, he asked them, if they please could eat all the pretty - but in Christmas trees very annoying cow vetch, musevikke in Danish. They really loved the English name and the flowers tasted nice :D

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Moo Moo Stories - part 2

OK, it's time for more Moo Moo photos and stories, see part 1 HERE!

The tiny Moo Moos from Moo Moo Signatures sure look small on this gorgeous clematis...

The poor Moo Moos screamed: run, run, run, the green snake is going to eat us, when I had put our first home grown cucumber this summer on the garden table. Apparently it scared the living daylights out of Molly and Sparkly, they thought they were in a scary film called Moorassic World :D  They felt really good when it was cut into pieces in the salad, even if they thought it was gross to eat a snake ;)

After the meeting with "super scary cucumber snake" that "almost ate" the Moo Moos yesterday, they were a little skittish and afraid of moving near the table or ground. So after looking for them and calling a while I walked past these iris flowers, and the sweet little Moo Moos jumped out and called hellllooooo mum, we are right heeeere ;)

The Moo Moos wanted to help me pick some thyme, but the thyme is in bloom so they started playing hide and seek and munching on the flowers - so now I still don't have any thyme - but I do have two Moo Moos that smell nice and spicy :D

A big bouquet of beautiful lupins - arranged with a little help from the Moo Moos ;)

I picked these beautiful poppies even if I know they do not last more than an hour or two after being picked. The Moo Moos loved them and sang this rhyme: "Hoppies, poppies, moppies MOO" over and over so that now it's stuck in my brain, silly little Moo Moos <3

I was looking for a four leaf clover, but I found something much more fun looking right at me - life is like that isn't it, you look for something you think is important, but you might end up finding something that allows you to be whimsical and have a good laugh, and that is just as important...

So - when should I post Moo Moo stories in the future: Friday afternoon, Saturday morning or Sunday morning...?

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