Junque Journal

As I don't have any LOs that I can share with you yet, as the ones I have been working on this week are for the Cybercrop over at FaithscrappersUK this weekend, I thought I would share this video with you. It is about making a Junque Journal, for you to keep all your bits and pieces in.

I have started making one, I took a plain notebook from Tesco and have been inking and scrunching and gluing pieces of paper on. It is a great way to use up all those odd bits of paper and paper that I will never use on a LO. I hope to finish it soon and then will share the photos with you.

Pancake Day

As you all know yesterday was Pancake Day, so we had to have pancakes for tea!

Everyone agreed that they tasted yummy!

Here is the promised photo of Andrew with his arm in the cast, we go to see the orthopeadic consultant on Monday, so hopefully he won't have it on for too long.

Cybercrop Time

I have still been feeling under the weather with sinusitis this weekend - a trip to the doc today and have some antibiotics - so hopefully will be feeling lots better soon!

Something this will cheer me up this coming weekend though is the Cybercrop over at FaithscrappersUK The fun starts on Friday night and continues throughout the day on Saturday. The theme of the cybercrop is The Power of Prayer. Why not come along and join in the fun. You will have to register on the forum but you have plenty of time to do that before Friday - if you mention you saw the CC advertised here then Babs will authorise your registration quickly.

Document 2010 - January

Shimelle and UKS are having a year long project, called Document 2010. I thought it would be fun to join in and document something for each month this year.

I found some Karen Foster calendar pages amongst my stash (it's amazing what you find when you look!!), so am going to use them. I bought an American Craft D Ring 12x12 folder and some multi-pocket page protectors - that's all I'm buying for the project - honest!

Each month will have two pages with a multi page protector between them. Here are January's pages

I have just realised thought that it is almost the middle of February and I have not taken any photos yet this month - so I had better get a move on!!

New Blog

I thought I would share with you this new blog - Reading Together. Gordon has started it to encourage us to share in reading the Bible together. The idea behind it is to read passages together over a week and Gordon will make a couple of blog entries each week on the passages, then hopefully we can share comments together. This week the passage is Galations 1.  Why not hop over and have a look.

My other news today is that Andrew had a trip to A&E this morning and came back with his arm plastered! (Photos will follow!!!) He hurt it at Kickboxing on Friday and as it was not getting any better we thought we had better get it checked out. Luckily it is only a greenstick fracture, so should mend in a couple of weeks, although he thinks he deserves several days off school (I think not) as it is his left arm!!!

New Books

I love getting new books and this week I got two books delivered by Amazon (well yes, I did order them, but shh! don't tell Gordon)

This first one was Pagemaps for Scrapbooking. I am hoping that this book will give me some inspiration when I badly need it. Sometimes I just look at the photos and pretty paper and I am not sure what to do with them, so hopefully the sketches in this book will help me.

The second book was this one 'You can still wear cute shoes', written by Preachers Wife Lisa McKay. I am really looking forward to reading this one to see if the problems/challenges of being married to the ministry are still the same here as in the USA. Watch this space for my thoughts on the book.

Over at Faithscrappers Challenge Blog the next weekly challenge went live on Friday. You can find it here

On the first Friday of the month we are going on a journey with Gods People, the first being Abraham. We did start this project last year, but due to various circumstances we had to stop it in the summer. Well we decided to start again, so if you missed it first time round, pop over to the blog and play along. This is my LO for the challenge.

Hats

Yesterday at Church we had a 'Hats for Haiti' day, where everyone was to come along wearing a hat and asked to donate some money for relief work in Haiti. Eldest son decided that he like wearing this hat and would just wear it all day. He thinks he looks like Indiana Jones!!

I did not get to Church yesterday as I have a sore throat at the moment, but I do have a hat to show you. I have just finished knitting this hat and scarf set, done in Patons Diploma Gold DK, which is a lovely soft wool.

What to knit next I wonder?