December What's In a Name Challenge

ITs the last month of the year and to end things well,  we are pleased to ammounce that we have a new DT on board - Wati.  She is definitely not a new face on the Asian scrapbooking scene and we would like to extend a warm welcome to her at Scrap-It-Lah.  For more details on Wati,  please hop over to her blog here.

Ever wondered what your name means?  A name is so very important and for most of us - our names are always chosen with the utmost care by our parents.  This month,  we would like to invite you to share with us what in your name .  Here are the challenge details:

Please scrap a layout (in 12 x 12 or other sizes)  which includes the following:

1)  The meaning of your name
2)  Kindly include a childhood photo

Here are the DT's takes:

DT Nadiah came up with a sweet layout with a baby photograph of her.

DT Wati debuting with her signature clustered style with very cute photos when she was a child.

DT Michelle choose a photo of her daughter when she was younger.

DT Amelia included a vintage photo of herself in a shabby chic layout.

DT Yatie chose a clean cut layout for her take on the challenge.

 DT Jessy used a very cute childhood photo of her and her dad.

Its the last month of the year and we are feeling generous.  Here is our last RAK featuring the Scarlet Lime November 2010 items:

Want to win this very delicious RAK,  start scrapping and click here to submit your layout:

Please note that conditions do apply:

All you would have to do is to send in your submissions (we only accept layouts)  via the link above by midnight 12pm, Friday,   31st December, 2010 (Malaysian time).  If you have any problems with the link submission,  please notify us at chowchow138@gmail.com. Kindly note that we are unable to entertain any project that is sent after the stipulated time and please note that the project sent should solely be submitted for the Scrap-It-Lah challenge and not for any other challenges. Yes, we welcome international submissions as we would love to see Scrap-It-Lah grow.