Who needs a bonnet? These super-cute Easter nail art designs - from chicks to bunnies to eggs - will be the star of your Sunday
By Katie Alberts - March 25, 2013
sylandsam.comIt only takes a hop, skip and a jump to create these curious little bunny nail art designs from Syl and Sam. You’ll need a selection of pastel polishes for your nail polish base coats, white and pink for the ears and a black nail art pen for the eyes.
neverlandnailblog.comNeverland Nail Blog “wove” together trio of lavender, lemon and pink to create these sweet Easter tips.
lucysstash.comThese freehand-painted nails from Lucy’s Stash are modeled after intricate, Ukrainian-style Easter eggs.
chalkboardnails.comBaa, baa, black sheep! Chalkboard Nails’ cuddly-cute nails start with a deep green base coat to mimic grass. Next, fluffy sheep are drawn with white and black. A nail art brush lets you make skinny legs, and a dotting tool creates the nose, ears and eyes.
neverlandnailblog.comFor a touch of Sunday sparkle, try these dreamy ombre-style nails from Neverland Nail Blog. They look like little robin’s eggs all dressed up to party!
chalkboardnails.comCan’t decide between bunnies, chicks and flowers? Combine all the classic Easter motifs in this mani from Chalkboard Nails!
buttercreamlipgloss.comButtercream Lip Gloss created a dotty version of a French manicure for her Easter look—and made her ring finger a full-on polka-dotted accent nail.
coleyyyful.comWant to recreate Coleyyyful’s darling hatchlings? Take your time finding the perfect chick-yellow shade, then add accents with white, orange and black.
nailside.blogspot.comFor a mani she calls “Funky Easter,” Jane of the Nailside blog used rich shades of coral, teal and yellow in a geometric pattern.
dressedupnails.comEaster nails don’t have to be cutesy. This mixed-pastel mani from Dressed Up Nails incorporates geometric designs and silver studs for a high-fashion effect.
nailnerd.comThe woven detail of an Easter basket makes a fun manicure motif. Nail Nerd employed shades of mint, pink and grape for her design, but you can choose any hues that tickle your fancy.
Michelle PhanYou Tube star Michelle Phan recreated the egg dyeing patterns of our youth (zigzags and dots) on a rainbow of pastel colors.
thenailasaurus.comSwapping egg-citing pastels for army-surplus shades, The Nailasaurus whipped up these cute camo nails.
neverlandnailblog.comAlternating her dotted design from nail to nail adds interest to Neverland Nail Blog’s pastel mani.
kaylashevonne.comKayla Shevonne’s ultra-feminine nail art starts with pastel base coats and creamy white stripes and finishes with a touch of half-pearl embellishment—an ideal accompaniment to Easter finery.
thenailasaurus.comThe Nailasaurus took inspiration from her favorite brand of Easter chocolate—Malteser MaltEaster Bunnies—to cook up this yummy manicure.
chalkboardnails.comChalkboard Nails applied three coats of a flecked gold topcoat—made from sheets of actual gold leaf—over Tiffany-box blue.
kaylashevonne.comKayla Shevonne prepped her nails with a sky blue base coat, then drew on a flop-eared bunny and eggs nestled in two-tone green grass.
pinkandpolishednails.blogspot.comPink & Polished pulled out all her favorite pastels and drew dots of different sizes on a deep black background. A toothpick made the smallest dots, while a dotting tool stamped on the larger spheres.
polishedart.blogspot.comBeware of bunnies nibbling on your nails—this freehand carrot mani from Polished Art looks good enough to eat!
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