I think this is a fun one! I am borrowing the idea of a `30 minute challenge' from Jessica Sprague. If you haven't checked out her courses, you definitely should! When I did one of her courses, she had 30 minute challenges every Saturday and I did some of them and not others. This challenge follows the same premise.
So, the challenge is to take your pictures, upload them and create your page - all within 30 minutes. Scrapbooking doesn't always need to take a long time. Quick challenges like this force us to scrap fast.
The theme for this page is `a moment in time'. So, pick a moment in your day, go around the house and take a picture of everyone doing whatever it is they are doing. For example, Saturday morning: kids watching cartoons, DH asleep and me reading a book (I'd get the kids to take one of me - they love that!). Then go scrap it. Because the moment you choose may not be a moment that you can drop everything and scrap, just do your best to stick to the spirit of the challenge.
I love this idea because we often scrap the big moments or the special days, but it is the moments like Saturday morning that make up the bulk of our lives and they are the pictures that rarely get taken.
I have not yet done mine, but I will soon.
If you play along, please share your hard work with us and upload to your gallery! Make sure you add DGC012 to your keywords (additional keywords are OK, just separate them with commas), and PLEASE post a link here in this thread; we would NOT want to miss it! Also, if you aren't a FAN CLUB member, please observe the NO UPLOAD on SUNDAY rule!
You can find all submissions for this challenge here: DGC012
SBC's Information Thread: Everything you need to know to participate!
The OPD (One Page Doc, aka: Master Challenge Thread) that includes all challenges on one page for your printing convenience can be found here: OPD
If you have any questions please feel free to contact any member of the SBCT (ScrapBook Challenge Team) via pm or simply post in this thread.
DGC012 01.13.09 (moment in time - 30 minutes)
