5 Ways To Use Maniology's Color Block Stamping Plate
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2022
- Hey there! In this tutorial I cover 5 techniques for creating easy looks with Maniology's Color Block stamping plate M319. I'm going to show you how to stamp a quick base color, a blended dot look, a marble look, how to stamp a gradient, and how to crate a pond manicure.
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Products used in this Video
Maniology - M319, Gray Scale stamping polish trio, Violet Spectrum sheer stamping polish, gummy stamper, bone monocle stamper and halloween scraper card
Thank you Maniology for sending me these fun products!
Hope you enjoy and thanks for watching!
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Your videos are INCREDIBLE! You do a fantastic job!!! Your ability to teach how to create art on nails is awe-inspiring! I hope you create more! I really enjoy watching them!
Thank you so much! 🥹
So much easier than sponging!
Oh I know!
Great, another plate I got to have 🙃
😂
Love how you explain the technique and very pretty mani. Thank you
Oh good! Thank you!
Can’t wait to try these techniques!! That little boom was my mind getting blown!
I hope you have fun trying them out!
Fantastic tutorial! Thank you! ❤
Yay! You’re welcome!!
Great video and those all came out so good! Thank you! 😊
Thank you! ☺️
Very helpful. Excited to try these techniques out!
Yay!
Thank you! Very helpful tutorial!
Yay! You’re welcome!
I love this one!
Thank you! It’s such a fun plate!
fabulous tutorial, thanks so much for sharing
Thank you for watching!!
That bokeh look is so amazing!
Thank you! I thought about using another plate for that element but I really liked how easy that was!
Excellent tutorial and I will be purchasing this plate😊. New subscriber & tyfs!
Thank you 💕
Thank u so much I was having trouble with this plate n then after watching this I got it on the first try!!! Love u 4 this thanks
I am so glad it helped you!!
I have been searching for a tutorial on how to do ombre nails on a stamping plate. I've tried it in the past and it has never worked. But from your video I can definitely see where I went wrong and what I need to fix!! Your nails are always beautiful btw 😍😍
Oh yay!! Once you figure it out it’s so easy and quick and no little bits of sponge! You can even do it with some regular polishes! Thank you ☺️
Just rewatched this vid after learning about your new Maniology collaboration (big CONGRATS to you, btw) and I just want to say: YOU ROCK!!! (Wish I could find a way to 'like' it more than once, lol) I mean it -- every aspect of this art is ON POINT; just blows my mind! Really hope you keep the creations coming because I absolutely LOVE your work. I'm so very, very happy for you about your collaboration with Maniology!!!
Thank you so much! I really really appreciate everything you said. It means a lot to me 🤍
Just picked up this plate and was having trouble with it, thought surely Manilogy has done a video on it. You did, and this helped so much
Sorry you were having trouble but so glad this helped!!
Thanks for this tutorial! I’ve been struggling to use the plates with a broader section-I always scrape paint out of the middle-now I know why!
So glad you found it helpful!
I need !
It’s so useful and fun!
Please do more tutorials ❤
Working on it ☺️
Thanks for your video. I’m a newbie and this is a mellow look that I love! I notice that you role the stamper to pick it up. Often nothing transfers to my stamp. I am going to try this and see if I can find my groove. How much pressure do you use when you scrape? That is still a mystery to me. 💅🏿 💅🏿 😃
You’re welcome! Not much pressure, you’ll get a feel for it the more you practice :)
The one you pick up at 3:05, how is that different, and is it better, than just a regular smoosh/stamper mani...?
Smoosh tends to be more blob, this is more of a marbled look. Doing it on the shape of the plate helps you know how much polish to use, especially for smaller nails, now you know it’s going to be long and wide enough and perhaps a little less messy on your natural nails. I think the same effect can be achieved with either method and it comes down to preference ☺️
where did you get that stamper?
Why do you use the gummy stamper for the dots?
Do you have to clean the plate between each swipe of polish?
If using the same image yes! You want the image to be clean for best results. Use 100% pure acetone to clean the plate. Additives will leave a residue and it won’t work as well. I use cotton rounds or lint free wipes to clean my plates. You can also use old t-shirts and paper towels.
where you get the big monocle clear stamper
It came from Maniology!
Hi does this only work with creme polishes?
You’re likely to have better results with stamping polish whether that’s a creme or metallic shouldn’t matter! Great question!
@@two.peas.and.polish thank you! I'm terrible doing gradients with a sponge and after watching your video I think this plate would be perfect! The only cremes I own are Stamping polishes so I'll use those since you I'd have better results with those anyways
@@niinasnails I hope it helps! Takes a little practice but once you get it, makes doing gradients so much easier
Are you cleaning in between each layer? Whit what ? How? Sorry complete noob here.
@@damiencheeks6632 I wipe the plate off with acetone on a cotton swab after each layer :) stamper cleaned with a lint roller
Lol, I'm such an idiot...I was wondering what the blue on the nail was. I finally realized it must be blu-tac to hold the nail on the stand. 🤦♀️🫢🤣
Hahaha 🤣