Time will Tell by Karen

Scrappers it is time to show another great project for Time will Tell, this month's challenge. Here are the details, we want to see what you have time for ;)


A photo that I took on Sunday of Big Ben in London from the London Eye- the title is the time on the clock in the picture- 10.30

Time will Tell by Tammy

Tammy, one of our DT members is here today and would like to share her layout for the Time will Tell challenge. We have a few more days to play so be sure to check here for the info :)
Deb♥

Here is what Tammy said:
For my August Time Will Tell challenge, I decided to look back at my son whose birthday happens to be in August. He just turned nine years old, but in the photo I scrapped he is only one year old. In my LO I looked back at how much he changed in just one year, and wondered how much he would change in his second year, but only "time will tell". I used the Echo Park Pride and Joy mini collection. How let's see what you can do!

Time will Tell by Lela

SOS Reader Lela of http://lilola4life.blogspot.com/ has sent in a layout to share with us for the Time will Tell challenge. Ready to play too? Go here for details. In the meantime let's hear what Lela has to say about her layout :)


"It seems these last few months have been nothing but a "Time Will Tell" challenge as I watch my baby graduate from high school and move to an apartment to get a job and start college. Everything is all about a "new start" for him and I'm so excited but a little part of me is sad to see him move on as I miss him. I think scrappin' the photos helps me go back and remember the fun of what these events should be. Good-bye High School."

Time will Tell by Kelly

SOS Reader, Kelly has submitted to our challenge this month! Here is what she had to say...don't forget to send yours in for a chance at being the guest designer for September!



Hello!



Here is my submission for the Time Will Tell Challenge this month.



I have the hardest time scrapping school photos for some reason. I think it is because I do better with action photos to tell a story rather than still photos. When I saw your challenge this month it was just what I needed to spark my title for my son’s 5th grade class photo. My title is “A moment in 5th Grade” giving it a concept of a fleeting moment as it usually is anymore with my boys. Life truly happens way too fast! I also used a clock I cut out from Core’dinations timeless collection paper to put in the center circle as a symbol of a moment in time.



Thanks for another fun challenge! :)



Kelly

Time will Tell by Ange

One of our designers Ange is here today to show us her time will Tell. You too can play if you would like to! Go here to check out the details :)

Ange said this:
This month's challenge is Time Will Tell. This challenge is really wide open to many interpretations, but what I thought of was all the possibilities when it comes to my kids. For instance, my little 2yr old monster, what will he be like in a couple more years? My daughter that starts high school this year, where is she headed? So I just started looking through photos and these grabbed me.

I believe this was one of her very first hits in one of her very first competitive league games. It's only been 2 years but she's developed so much as a player since this day. She loves this sport and aspires to go far with it. What kid doesn't dream of going pro at some point, right?
But I did want to remind her to have fun, after all, it is just a game.

So here I used this totally fun softball line from Moxxie, punched the star border into kraft cs, cut my photo mat to resemble the stitches of the ball, made my journaling spot to resemble home plate, added some white and brown ink to where the title was going, to make it a little 'dirty' and added the cute cs stickers, a few brads and photo corners to focus the eye on the title.

Have fun creating your Time Will Tell project and let us see it!
:)Ange http://scrappingcompulsion.blogspot.com/

Time will Tell by Haley

Designer Haley has created this wonderful 2 pager for our challenge this month. Make sure you go here if you would like to play along with us and you could be our next guest designer :)

Haley said:
When I cam across this photo of my sister and me reading on our couch (long ago!), I knew that it would be perfect for the SOS Time Will Tell challenge! I remember having snapped some photos of my daughters engaged in one of our favorite pastimes: reading. We all make time to read in our family. My layout uses some old and some new stash from Close To My Heart: the Key Moments stamp set (clock and keys) is retiring, the Old World alphabet set and Universal Backgrounds (text stamp) are still available, and I was able to use the NEW Approved stamp set and NEW Scholastic paper pack. I used some corrugated cardboard shapes, Dark Chocolate striped ribbon, and Durables studs to embellish my layout. (All supplies are from CTMH.) I'm so glad that I have passed my love of reading on to my girls!

Time will Tell by Tamara

Here is another great layout for our Time Will Tell challenge! This time it is submitted by our designer Tamara. Would you like to play too? Go here for details!

Tamara said:

I chose to describe this as "Time for Grandkids" We just had our extended family pictures taken recently and I thought this was a great way to highlight us with them together and individually. I used the DCWV Kitchen stack paper. I added a frame from my minds eye. I used Halloween alphabet stickers(can you believe it?) for the grandkids title, SEI stickers for the word "for" making memories rub on stickers for the word time and Family stickers from Melissa Frances. Banners were made from my triangle punch with miscellaneous pattern paper. Miscellaneous buttons. I love the result!! Thanks for challenging us!!

Time will Tell by Sarah

If you are just stopping by this month we have been celebrating the use of our stash keeping in mind the words "Time will Tell" and today our designer Sarah would like to share hers. Go here to see how you too can play along and possibly be our next guest designer!!!



This month I decided, again, to dig into the Steampunk photos taken by the very talented Robert Allard: http://raphotography.smugmug.com last March.
Scrap Our Stash Challenges are a *perfect* reason to 'scrap out stash' of backlogged photos too!
This time a couple of pictures of my oldest son Arthur: 1/2 turned Vampire and my husband Greg: Team Leader totally armed and ready to fight evil daemons.
Started with Tim Holtz paper from the same pack I've been using for many of the pages from this shoot, roughed it up sanding the edges with an emery board. The same treatment for both photos; trimmed with my old dull cutter for a 'shaggy' look them sanded down.
Embellishments were varied:
Gear Strip is Little Yellow Bicycle Lack Cardstock. A few 'screw head' brads in the centers. Chip board elements came from BoBunny Timepiece collection, also sanded a bit. Stamped the STEAMPUNK in the middle of the blank clockface and then wrote the rest of the title in with Sharpie PEN. There are a couple of Graphics 45: Steampunk Debutante punch-out. Punched Gears were made with a Stampin' Up! Punch using a scrap of paper I had smeared leftover black, red and brown paint on from another project. Waste not, want not! The 'Badge' is an extra print-out of the ones I use to make out group badges... glued onto extra thick cereal board (Honey Nut Cheerios Family Pack... super thick!) and cut out with an Exacto blade.
Pictures were a bit hard to take since it's very 'lumpy' and shiny here and there.. so I took a few.

Time will Tell by Groovy Deb♥

Hi Everyone! I am so proud of my daughter who at age 16 completed her course to become a CNA. They offered it through her high school and since she plans to become a nurse this is one step in the right direction. She told me at around 4 years old she wanted to be a doctor so time will tell whether she becomes a nurse or continues on. Either way I am very proud of her accomplishments!

Here is the layout I chose to make showing her in her uniform and the other picture is one taken of her passing letter :)

Thanks for looking! Now let's see you play along too! Go here for the details :) Deb♥

P.S. I love this paper line...see the clock hiding to the left?

Time will Tell by Charlotte

Scrappers it is time to show another great project for Time will Tell, this month's challenge. Here are the details, we want to see what you have time for ;)

Today SOS Designer Charlotte has this project she has made for our August challenge and what she would like us to know :)

Time Will Tell was a great challenge and came at just the right time for me. My daughter had a very rough year in Grade Six and will be starting Juniour High in September. We are both hoping that she will have a much better year, but I guess....Time Will Tell! I used up some Fancy Pants papers from my stash and also found some really cool rulers that had been sitting there for awhile. It was great to finally use them on a layout! http://scrapsational-char.blogspot.ca/

Time will Tell by Cathy

If you are just stopping by this month we have been celebrating the use of our stash keeping in mind the words "Time will Tell"Go here to see how you too can play along and possibly be our next guest designer!!!


Loyal Reader, Cathy, has submitted to our August Time will Tell Challenge. Here are the details about the challenge and here is what Cathy said about her project and a picture :)

This layout will take 12 years to complete... it records the passing of time through my son's school career. Each year I add a school photo showing how he has grown, plus note who is class teacher is. The frame project was made purely from scraps and leftovers.

More closeup details can be seen on my blog at http://whatsupwithcathy.blogspot.com/2012/07/using-up-some-of-my-scraps.html

Time will Tell by Debbie

Scrappers it is time to show another great project for Time will Tell, this month's challenge. Here are the details, we want to see what you have time for ;)

Our SOS designer Debbie has a project for us based on the challenge of the month. Ready to see?

When I first heard that the August challenge had to do with time, my head was filled with song lyrics and quotes from movies. But it was a quote by Herculitus that set the inspiration for my layout. I have a file that I keep a mixture of photos from different time periods in. I found a good mix of photos of my grandchildren at play that would work with a sketch I used from Sketch Support. I used pretty patterned paper from Graphic 45 and some older chipboard clocks from Heidi Swapp that I have been hoarding. You may not be able to see it, but I used machine stitching for the stems of the clock flowers. I can't wait to see what everyone comes up with.

Time will Tell by Elizabeth

Scrappers it is time to show another great project for Time will Tell, this month's challenge. Here are the details, we want to see what you have time for ;)

Now on to our designer Elizabeth and what she wants us to know about her layout:

Hello Everyone,

When I was considering what to do for the August Challenge, Time Will Tell, I kept coming back to this lovely photo taken of my granddaughter, Shari-Ann, sitting on her granddad's knee, listening intently as he was telling her a story - she absolutely loved story time with granddad and adored hearing his rather tall tales :)

I chose a Daisy Bucket Designs background paper, Under the Boardwalk, because it is fairly neutral, and the other elements feature colours from the bird border - from Cosmo Cricket's Nutmeg Elements. Most of the papers used are from the snippet pile and unfortunately I no longer remember all the makers or even the what they were called. However, I do know that the borders along with the bird border, the Simple Pleasures sentiment and the Remember When journaling spot are from Cosmo Cricket's Nutmeg Elements. I fussy cut the clocks from the fabulous World Map sheet(Clocks are on reverse)from Kaisercraft Timeless Collection.

I've used Kiwi Lane Designs templates a lot on this layout - the curvy borders are from the Abbie Road set, the bracket shape on the left of the photo is Bracket 1 and the arrow head is from the Tiny Nature set.

The dotty photo matting was trimmed with a pair of scalloped edge scissors - these came free with a craft magazine some time ago. At the time I put them away thinking I'd never use them, and might even pass them on to Shari-Ann for her to play with, but I've now used them twice in as many days so I'll be keeping them after all :)

The embellishments - the die-cut butterflies, a gift from a friend, Tim Holtz Adage Tickets, and adhesive-backed gems were all from my hoard of stash.

I have still to add the journaling, will do that later when I've thought out what to write.

Elizabeth

Time will Tell by Wendy K

Would you like to hear what our challenge is this month? Go here and then come back to play along :) In the meantime here is the project made by DT member Wendy K with her words:


As soon as I heard the topic of this month's challenge I knew exactly what my project would be! I can't tell you how long I have had this clock. It's just one of those projects that has remained in the box. I struggled with how to embellish it because it was so pretty after I added the patterned paper but I finally decided on some 3D flowers and sparkles (of course!). Now I just have to get it up on the wall! Complete details are on my blog at www.MyScrapbookingBlog.com

August is here! Time for a New Challenge!

This month our challenge is called Time will Tell. We would like to show you what we have come up with and ask you to play along with us too. At the end of the month we will ask one of our readers to become a guest designer of the next month. When deciding what to do with this challenge think about clocks, numbers or what the phrase means to you :) We will see you tomorrow with the first project!!!