Happy Valentine's Day! Heart nail design and heart muffins!

Valentine's Day isn't something my husband and I celebrate. But we love to try and make it fun for the kids. Yesterday I made some heart shaped muffins so they could have for breakfast to get them in the Valentine's Day spirit. I picked up some silicone heart shaped muffin molds at the dollar store and because I didn't have time to make them from scratch I used some MacMillans muffin batter.

If you haven't heard of MacMillans they have a great selection of muffin and cookie batters along with frozen pizzas, cheesecakes, fruit and vegetables and tons of other products. If you would like to know more about MacMillans click here. The thing I love about it is I can take it out of the freezer the night before and after I use it I can put it back in the freezer after I use what I need. The muffin batter will keep in the fridge up to 3 weeks or in the freezer up to 6 months and any unused portions can be refrozen.

Here is what they looked like after baking. I'm so glad I bought these molds. I think they look so cute!

HEART NAIL DESIGN

I learned a very easy and cheap way to make a heart design on your nail using just nail polish and a bobby pin. Hopefully this will help you save money instead of going to a nail salon.

I will show you step by step on how to do this easy design.

First you put a coat or two of whatever colour nail polish. You  also need a second polish colour that you are going to want your heart to be. Then you take a bobby pin and bend it open. The colours I chose are Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear in Fuchsia Power and a Revlon polish in Charming.

You then take the polish you are using for the heart and put a blob of it on a piece of paper.

Take the end of the bobby pin and dip it in the polish. Make 3 dots on your nail like the picture below.

Dip the bobby pin in the polish and connect one of the top dots to the bottom dot. I doesn't matter which one you do first.

Now connect the other top dot to the bottom dot. Make sure your lines are thick. If not it will look like a Mickey Mouse head. When it's all dry just use any top coat or clear polish.



If you have and questions please comment below!

Jenn