Favorite Pics and Projects of 2011

Just thought I would recap this year...

Favorite Pics

I love this pic. Mainly because I didn't realize it, but she was flipping off the camera. And the look of disdain is priceless.

I love this picture of me and my baby.

She is smiling so big!

Sisters...

Love the face.

First night away from home...

Please excuse the large woman in the bathing suit...

After her first trip to the dentist...

Dad's Girls...

One my all time faves...

Avery's Fan Club...

Blue Bell Ice Cream Face

I really could go on and on, so I will stop for now.

Favorite Projects

Chalkboard Table, Before:

After!

Foyer Table, Before:

After!

Cookie Jar Redo, Before:

After!

Christmas Wreath, Before:

After!

I could go on and on with this as well.

What are your faves on your blog?

Comments

Nikki McCallum said…

Yay! I'm so pumped our picture from our girls weekend made the list! When's the next one? :)

December 28, 2011 at 1:56 PM

*Katy* said…

pumpkin patch picture is my FAVORITE!

and I saw that wreath on pinterest the other day and I am now going to have to try it-I just LOVE it!

I hope you all have a very happy new years :)

December 29, 2011 at 7:31 AM

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