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My Favourites of 2010

Before I post up my 'Happy New Years' mani (aka later in the day..), I figured I would post my favourite manis that I did this year.

I made a cap of 10..

These are in no particular order either.. Below the photos, I will post the link to that entry (in case you missed it..)













Those are my choices.. Do you agree? Something that I overlooked? Let me know if you agree or disagree with my 'highlight reel'.

I look forward to another amazing year with all of you! I am hoping to have even more entries.. Some with video tutorials - so watch for that as well.

Take care and have a ton of FUN ringing in the New Year!!

Comments

shortwidenails said…
im alive!!

I think my fav has to be Bowed Blues or old wall paper. the blue glitter on bowed blues is awesome! I have china glaze dorothy who so I hope its like the adore blue glitter and sponge on as nice. the old wall paper..it just looks very classy
Doo ♥ said…
Wow really pretty collection! I'm glad you did this post, otherwise I might have missed the 5 point flowers totally. My absolute favorites out of these.

I love the rhythm of your patterns. It's like every design had it's own story to tell. They're so vivid :)

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