Emily de Molly. Lost...Then Found

I realize that I have over 1000 posts. Wow!

Some years I jammed out content almost every other day, other years I barely seem to get my act together! 

Here's  more evidence of the latter: I found two photos from 2016 that I thought I posted somewhere, but not here. My rule has been to always treat the blog as the one place to post my important content.

I will be honest, social media of all the different stripes feels like a full time job, so I haven't delved into super hard. Tumblr is constantly cross-selling content to me, and I'm not interested. I know: I need to try instagram.

Anyhow. Here are a few old stamping photos I may have posted on social media elsewhere, but I can't find them. (how embarrassing!)

Both of these are stamped from Emily de Molly plate 05. Her site was having a sale on "flawed" plates and I snapped them up. The flaws were so minor that it took a note about each one to even find them. Perfectionists may differ, but it often was on one design on the plate and it was so worth it.

The polishes, however are a mystery. I apologize for that!!

Mystery 1

Pure delight.
One of my favorite books is called The Handbook of Ornament by Franz Meyer. It is packed with design motifs from the ancient world through the Victorian Era.
This stamp reminds me of English Renaissance motifs.

This is a pale gray topped with a green that stamped well, but what were the polishes? A mystery!

Topped it with Sally Hansen Hidden Treasure. Delightful outcome.

Mystery 2

From the same plate. A silver chrome and a feisty cherry red. Beautiful combo!

Emily de Molly is currently carrying plates on both her US and Australian site. Plate 05 is a round plate. Quite delightful!

Thanks for reading my little nail polish journal!