Curali
is an indie brand located in Spain – and I love their sweet, beautiful and
unique patterns.
The
plates come with a blue plastic film and a very neat and cute card board
sleeves with stamping instructions on the back. They have a plastic backing (some with wider backing that do not fit
in most plate holders).
The plate size: 6 x 12
cm.
The pattern size many are full pattern plates, on the rest the
patterns are 1.9 x 1.5 cm.
The price is 6.95 Euro each.
The etching is medium to shallow in the patterns with thin
lines.
Where to buy: from Curali – see distributors list HERE.
Let's meet the plates I bought:
Birds, floral, abstract, swirls and gemoetric patterns all in one plate...
The base
is Mary Kay Lemon Parfait stamped with Jolifin Night Black, plate Curali 001,
stamper Fab Ur Nails Jumbo Stamper.
Floral and geometric patterns.
The
base is Lacquester Is That Lipstick On Your Collar? stamped with Hit The Bottle
Snowed In, plate Curali 002, stamper MoYou London XL Marshmallow Sticky.
A geometric mix.
Sweet and romantic...
The base
is Celestial Cosmetics Sesir Kipi stamped with Jolifin Pastell-blau, plate
Curali 006, stamper Fab Ur Nails Jumbo Stamper.
Tropical/nautical patterns.
The base
is YSL Bleu Majorelle stamped with Dance Legend 3 White, Messy Mansion Soft
Gold and the green Hit The Bottle Absinthe Minded, plate Curali 010, stamper Fab
Ur Nails Jumbo Stamper.
Winter and Christmas patterns.
A beautiful mix of patterns...
The
base is Emily de Molly Revival stamped with Messy Mansion Sterling, plate
Curali 012, stamper MoYou London XL Marshmallow Sticky.
Christmas inspired - I think of all the plates this one is my favorite!
The base
is Chanel Gris Obscur 538 stamped
with Messy Mansion Sterling, plate Curali 013, stamper Fab Ur Nails Jumbo
Stamper.
So, what do I think?
Pros: I love the many unique patterns so much. So
many of them are not seen similar in plates from other brands.
Cons: It might just be me, but I have a problem
with parts of the patterns not being completely filled, in most cases I really
only notice it in the close up photos. But the plates do need a light-handed
scraping, and I actually think a thin/flexible scraper will work best.
I would have preferred them all to have the same small size plastic backing, it makes storing in plate holders easier.
Would I like to buy more? I wouldn’t mind!
Final conclusion: All in all I like these plates a lot.
Give them a try, test them with a light scrape and different scrapers and stampers - and if you already own any of them, please tell me what you think of them :)
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