Step 4
1. Dip brush into acrylic solution, make sure brush is completely covered in the solution not just the tip

Step 5
1. Tap the brush against the edge to get rid of excess liquid. You want the brush wet but you don't want it to be dripping wet


Step 6
1. I felt that the brush was still a bit too wet so I dabbed it on the paper towel. This part takes trial and error/ experience to determine if your brush is too wet or not wet enough to work with the acrylic powder


Step 7
1. Dip the moist brush into the powder (in this stage you can see that if you acrylic liquid solution was contaminated black and you dipped your brush into the powder, the white powder would become black....this is something you don't want)

Step 8
1. Right when you dip your brush into the powder the powder will suddenly stick to you brush ...it will clump to your brush


Step 9
1. If your brush is damp enough the clump of powder will become liquid after a few seconds ...you can tell that this has happened when the clump of powder becomes shiny and looks like a liquid drop


 Step 10
 1. Take the liquid acrylic drop and place it into the mold shape you want

Step 11
1. You can clean up the mold shape by dipping your brush into the acrylic liquid and swipe around the mold.  You want to clean up the excess acrylic because when you pop out the mold design you don't want bits and pieces hanging from it.



Step 12
1. After a minute or even less depending on how big your design, is you can pop it out of the mold.  Your design doesn't have to be super dry, it is actually better if it hasn't completely dried when you pop out the design. You can test the dryness by poking the design a bit, as long as you can pop it out and it retains the shape then it's good.  
2. The acrylic mold is made out of silicon? rubber?  anyway...it's flexible so you can bend it like the picture below to pop out the design



Step 13
1. The reason why I said it is best to pop out the design before it completely dries is that if it is still slightly soft you can bend it a bit...see the image below.
2. You want to bend it slightly so that it dries with a curve so that it complements the curve on your nail.  If it dried flat it's harder to stick on to you nail.


Step 14
1. I use clear nail polish and stick it onto my nails, put another layer of nail polish on top and done!


Step 15
1. Cleaning the mold, just dip your brush in the acrylic solution and swipe over the mold.
2. you may want to rinse it under water at the end to remove the strong smell of the acrylic solution.