Nail Art Supplies - my Stash!

Today, I thought I'd show you my box of goodies!  What used to be a couple of bits and bobs became an overspilling pile on my shelf, and then a stuffed full box! I'm sure I don't actually have that much stuff compared to most bloggers, but here we go...

What's inside?

So we have... striping tape - multiple colours, although you can't see that here, bought from Born Pretty Store. Paint brushes for clean up and in theory for painting things on my nails, although I haven't used them for that yet.

My bargain £1 stamper, my one and only stamping plate, and an OPI nail corrector pen (mostly useless):

Rhinestones! One set each of small round, large round, and teardrop shaped. These were all gifts.

Nail beads. The heart-shaped bottles are from Claire's Accessories (and came with the tiny funnels), the others are MUA. Somehow there's a tube of nail glue too, I'm not sure why.

Dotter/striper bottles:

Packets of things! There are hole reinforcers, standard rectangular labels for chopping up into various shapes, some French mani tip guides, stick on nail diamante from Tesco (bought about 4 years ago and still not used!), some cool pirate stickers that I don't want to waste, star-shaped diamante and heart-shaped stencils from Superdrug, and some spotty nail wraps that I don't like (too thick) but don't want to waste by throwing away...

Nail wheels. I don't have very many, but these are just for random trying things out, testing combinations and so on. I like these, I need to buy more.

Glitter! Lots of glitter! The 12 small pots are ones I bought from the Born Pretty Store. The others - top left is a GOSH nail dust that was a present, top right is some gorgeous pink holo glitter that was also a present, and bottom left some apple decals I bought for about 80p on a market stall.

My first studs - bought from the Born Pretty Store, these are tiny round ones, and larger square ones.

More studs! These were sent for review from BPS.

Tools! A dotting tool set (one snapped in half when I dropped it), cheapy cocktail sticks for dotting and swirling and sticking studs on, and a load of sponges (some cut up) for sponging gradients.

Fluff! This was a set of six pots that I bought in Hobbycraft. As you can see, hardly used really.

And that's it! Is there anything you'd like to see me use? If so, please shout, and I will!