Nail polish swatch sheets: a twenty-nail grid, color families, a collection log

A nail polish swatch sheet is a printed page for painting a swatch of every bottle and writing its name. One sheet has twenty empty nail outlines with a line under each for the name and brand. Another groups the outlines in rows headed Reds, Pinks, Nudes, Blues and Darks. A third is a collection log with columns for Swatch, Name, Brand, Finish and Date. Type a finish, such as gel polish, and the sheet is drawn for it.

• keeping a record of a polish collection
• a color book for a nail salon
• sorting bottles by color family
• a log of finishes and dates

Frequently asked questions

Will these print on a normal page?

The line sheet is black on white and prints easily. The blush and notebook versions use colored paper or a lined background, so print them only if you want that look.

How big is each swatch?

Each nail outline is large enough to paint a real swatch with a brush, with a line beneath to write the name.

Can I type a different finish?

Yes. Type the finish you want, such as pastels, and the sheet is drawn for it in place of the one shown.

What do the three styles look like?

The line sheet is thin black outline, the blush salon version uses rose gold rules on blush pink paper, and the notebook version is felt-tip ink on cream with dotted grids.

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