Favorite from All that Scrap Oct- Dec.

I spent the last few month a little hazy from pain, these are the projects that were my favorites.

In October this was my favorite.

You can find it here.

November this was my favorite

You can find it here.

For December this was my favorite.

You can find it here.

So that was my year. I am hoping that 2015 is a wonderful year for everyone!

Favorites from All That Scrap July-Sept.

In July I was having fun with the new catalog.

This wreath was my favorite.

You can find it here

In August I was having fun with Blendabilities.

You can find this on here.

September had a few I really liked but this is the one I decided on.

He is found here.

What were your favorites? 

Favorites from All That Scrap April-June

From April I had a hard time choosing so I decided to go with this one.

You can find it here.

From May this was my favorite.

You can find it here. 

And from June this is my favorite.

You can find it here.

Do you have a favorite?

Favorites from All That Scrap Jan-March

My blog spent most of the year on the back burner. In February my husband had both of his knees replaced and I took care of him through out his recovery. In June I had both my knees scoped, In September I had a partial tear in my right rotator cuff repaired as well as a Mumford repair and in November I had a Mumford repair in my left shoulder. It seemed that most of the year was spent recovering.  Each month only had a few posts so choosing was easier than past years.

My favorite from January is this card

You can see it here.

My favorite from February.

You can see it here.

From March this is my favorite.

You can find it here.

What are you favorites from those three months?

Favorites of friends 2014

Jean Fitch is a great friend and one of my favorite people to chat with. Her blog can be found here.

This card can be found here. I think this makes a great birthday card.

Please take time to check out Jean's blog.

Merry Christmas!

Favorites of Friends

I lifted the photos from their blogs please check out their post that go with the projects click on the links ;).
Heidi is another friend whose work I enjoy, check out her blog here.

This has to be one of my favorite projects!

Stop by Hiedi's blog and check out all of her work, you will be glad you did!

Favorites of Friends 2014

I thought I'd start the year end favorites, with my favorites from some of my friends blogs. I lifted the photos from their blogs please check out their post that go with the projects click on the links ;).

First up my friend Buffy, if you haven't visited her blog, you should. Buffy has a way with words, I enjoy reading her blog(confession I often skip the reading and go for the photos) Buffy has an adorable grand daughter that she shows off but I thought I'd better stick to the paper crafts.

One of my favorites is the wreath she made in this post.

Come back tomorrow and I'll share some more favorites 

Ornamental Pine

Stamps: Ornamental Pine & Good Greeting
Paper; Whisper White & Real Red CS, Trim the Tree DSP
Ink: VersaMark, White Craft Inks, Darkest Crumb Cake Blendabilities
Misc: White Embossing Powder, Dimensionals, Cherry Cobbler Bakers Twine

It's Christmas in the heart

Still using my stash.

Stamp: Heart of Christmas (retired)
Paper: retired card base, Whisper White CS
Ink: Versamrk
Misc: Dimensionals, Cherry Cobbler Embossing Powder

Gingerbread Man

Using up my stash :)

Stamp: Retired
Paper: Naturals White, Baked Brown Sugar & Cherry Cobbler CS, Trim the Tree DSP
Ink: VersaMark
Misc: Retired Gingerbread man Framelit, retired folder, Jewel Pearls Cherry Cobbler & White Embossing Folder, Dimensionals

Vellum Curvy Keepsake Box

I cut this one from Vellum CS and Heat embossed this retired deer on each side. A battery operated tea light fits easily inside.

Two Toned Windowed Curvy Keepsake Box

Here is another Curvy Keepsake Box

Paper: Cherry Cobbler CS & Trim The Tree DSP
Misc: Window Sheet, Curvy Keepsake box Framelit & Circle Card Thinlit(window)

Wacky Watercooler Blog Hop

This month we are sharing our "Best of/ Favorite" Blog Hop.  Our "Best of/ Favorite"CASE of a fellow Hoppers projects (I drew Marie's name). Our "Best of/ Favorite" of Retired product. Also our "Best of/ Favorite" Current product.  All in time for those last minute projects. We hop in a circle so keep clicking on next until you return to your starting point. If you hopped over from Stephanie's Blog, Welcome!

First up I CASEd Marie Green's last project from our last hop, you can see her project here. Her Project was my starting point but turned out much different, I went simpler(could it be I am lazy?) I had my boxes sitting on my table last week when my daughters friend stopped by, she loved them!

Paper: Very Vanilla, Cherry Cobbler & Mossy Meadow CS, retired DSP
Misc: Little Letters Thinlits, Artisan Label Punch, Dimensionals & Gift Box Punch Board

Next up features retired product(yes my stash is large). This card is fun because only the letters hold the two panels together(use your grid paper to keep the two pieces straight and even).

Stamp: retired(I don't remember the name, I keep every snowman stamp I buy and keep them together in one box)
Paper: Whisper White & Cherry Cobbler CS Retired DSP
Ink: Stazon, Soft Sky, Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green, Old Olive, Island Indigo, Soft Suede, Chocolate Chip, Basic Gray & Tangelo Tango
Misc: Blender Pen. Dazzling Details, Little Letters Thinelits

Last is Current Products. Lovely as a Tree has to be one of the most versatile sets that Stampin' Up carries.

Stamps: Lovely as a Tree, Gorgeous Grunge & Holiday Home(Yes I bought it mostly for the santa sled with reindeer)
Paper: Whisper White & Night of Navy
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, VersaMark, Island Indigo, Night of Navy, Garden Green, Chocolate Chip
Misc: Deco Label Framelits, White Embossing Powder, Irridecent Ice, Dimensionals & Dazzling Details

So there you have it my "Best of/ Favorite" now please hop on and see what Marsha has to share. I am sure you will find lots of ideas to help you use up your "stash"

Santa's Belly Curvy Keepsake Box

Yes I even sent more to Japan

Paper: Cherry Cobbler & Basic Black CS Champagne Glimmer Paper

Penguin Curvy Keepsake Box

Another Curvy Keepsake box that I sent to my son in Japan

Paper: Basic Black, Whisper White & Tangelo Twist CS
Misc: Curvy Keepsake Framelit, Modern Label, XL Oval, Itty Bitty Heart, Owl Builder(eyes)

Santa Curvy Keepsake Box

Here is the Santa Curvy Keepsake box that I sent to my son who is serving a mission in Japan.

Paper: Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White, Island Indigo & Pink Pirouette CS
Misc: Curvy Keepsake Box Framelit & Mustache Framelit Die as well as misc. punches

More Paper Napkin Transfer

Instructions for this technique can be found here.

Paper: Real Red & Baked Brown Sugar CS

Paper: Very Vanilla & Cherry Cobbler CS

Paper: Whisper White CS

Paper Napkin Transfer

I love poinsettias, the instructions for the technique can be found here.

Paper: Whisper White, Real Red & Mossy Meadow CS

Paper Napkin Transfer Technique

For Club we did the Paper Napkin Transfer Technique for our past club, everyone brought any napkins they had and we made cards, I share a different card that we made over the next few days. These napkins came from my local grocery store. I heat embossed greetings on the card fronts, they don't show up in the photos but do in real life.

Paper: Smoky Slate & Old Olive CS

Ink: Versamark

Misc: Paper Napkins, Silver Embossing Powder and silver elastic string

Paper Napkin Transfer can be found here.