Showing posts with label jaemarie2008. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jaemarie2008. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Week 53 - Happy New Year!!!

Hello there!
I hope you had a great start of 2013, I also hope that your 2012 had been a good year for everything you had planned. Personally, 2012 was a roller coaster year for me, but I am thankful that it was also the year for me to undertake new beginnings. I hope that 2013 continues to be a good year and that dreams, hopes and goals are accomplished in the following 12 months for all of us.
There is a weird story behind this manicure. I was going to end 2012 with bare nails! Yup, I wasn't feeling like doing my nails but I was randomly on YouTube and I saw JaeMarie2008's latest tutorial (HERE) - I had to do it! I love her tutorials and her nails are always looking fabulous. Thank you Jae for inspiring me to end the year with glitzy nails. At the same time, I think this manicure is a compilation of some of this challenge's manicures - glitter, gradient, dots, metallics...
Have a wonderful 2013!!!

 
  
For a synopsis of this challenge, the link is here and make sure you check out the other ladies who also signed up for the challenge :)
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Monday, October 24, 2011

Pink for a Cause

Hello :)
I know this is not exactly a pink ribbon for BCAM. However, it is pink and it has a purpose. I must clarify that this is not originally my design. I got this idea from JaeMarie2008 on YouTube, click here to see her tutorial. I hope you are having a pink October, and remember, it is not only about the color, it is more about being aware of something that we might be vulnerable to.
My post on Breast Cancer: Warriors in Pink
Yo sé que éste no es exactamente un moñito rosado por el mes de conciencia acerca del cáncer de seno. Sin embargo, es rosado con cierto propósito. Debo aclarar que éste diseño no es mío originalmente. Tomé la idea de JaeMarie2008 en YouTube, haz click aquí para ver su tutorial. Espero estén teniendo un octubre muy rosado, y lo más importante, no se trata únicamente del color, sino que es para crear conciencia  y educarnos sobre algo ante lo que todas somos vulnerable.
Mi entrada acerca del cáncer de mama: Guerreras en Rosado


-Carol
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