Bring your nails to life with our Day of the Dead stamping plate! Celebrate the vibrant traditions of Día de los Muertos with an array of iconic designs, from sugar skulls and marigolds to festive skeletons in stylish sombreros. Whether you're looking to honor the Mexican holiday or add a touch of fun for Cinco de Mayo, this plate offers endless creative possibilities. Let your nails tell a story of life, remembrance, and celebration with every intricate detail!
 
Get ready to raise some spirits and nail your look with designs that are to die for! Whether you're crafting a bold, colorful set or keeping things elegantly spooky, these designs will make your nails look drop-dead gorgeous. So grab your favorite polishes and start stamping—you'll be turning heads with every hand gesture!
 
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We’re excited to share some of the intricate designs on our latest stamping plates! Please note that a few images on this plate feature extremely fine lines, which can be a little trickier to transfer. Since we’re not graphic designers, we’re unable to adjust the thickness of these designs—but we loved these patterns so much that we had to include them!
Here are some tips and tricks to help you get the best results:
Use a seasoned stamper – A stamper that’s been previously used will make it easier to pick up fine details.
Opt for a highly pigmented black stamping polish – We recommend Clear Jelly Stamper or Born Pretty for best results.
Light scrape and pickup – A very gentle scrape and pickup can help prevent the finer lines from getting lost.
Use a tacky base coat – When transferring to your nail, a tacky base coat over your color coat (cured if using gel) will help the design stick smoothly.
Images like these may require a bit more practice than typical stamps, but with a little patience, they’re totally worth it! Once you master the technique, you’ll find it super easy to transfer these delicate designs.
The images on this plate that have finer lines are -
Ghost with maraca, skeleton couple dancing, skull with hat, day of the dead girls both sizes