Cybercropping this weekend

Tomorrow night is cybercrop night at Scrap Therapy! The clues are up, and the first challenge will go up about 6.30pm for the Junior Scrappers, and 7pm for the adults! The theme for the month will be revealed tomorrow morning (as soon as I get up and have coffee in my hand!).

I hosted my blind scrap last night and it was loads of fun! Lots of people playing and chatting and giggling! The gallery will be opened tomorrow night for everyone to upload their entries, so I cant show you mine yet! But if you want to have a go... here are the instructions... (without the 23 pages of chat!)
* Cut your background patterned paper to 29cm x 29cm and adhere in the centre of your Cardstock.
* Use a pen to doodle a border around the outside of the paper.
* Take you strip of paper (7cm x 30cm) and alter the 2 long edges so they are no longer straight. (Hint- tearing, distressing, decorative scissors.....)
* Adhere the strip to your page approx 1/3rd of the way up from the lower edge.
* Distress the edges of your photo and adhere to your page, overlapping the strip.
* Doodle a border around the photo.
* Stamp 3 images around the top left corner of your photo, and 3 images around the bottom right corner of your photo.
* Stamp the same image 6 times onto co-ordinating scraps of paper and cut the images out.
* Apply a button or brad to the centre of the cut out images.
* Adhere the stamped images to your LO - near or on top of the stamped images, using foam tape or pop up glue dots.
* Add a title in the bottom right hand corner. Add some journalling on the page.
* Sit back and admire your page

Big excitment on Tuesday night when Tom came home from cubs! He was presented with his Level 2 World Friendship badge, his "Their service our heritage" badge and his Gold Boomerang badge!! All he has to do now is send an email with an attachment to his leader and he will have completed his Level 2 Info Tech Badge- and therefore completed his Grey Wolf Award!! We are so proud of him!

We are also very proud of Moo! We found out on Monday night that she finished 3rd overall in the individual scores at the competition on the weekend! We dont normally get the individual placings as its a team event- but it was such a huge achievement the coach had to share! And not only did she finish 3rd overall- she was actually 2nd on beam! She placed 4th on Bars, 5th on vault (after all the stress and tears) and 7th on Floor!!! It has done her confidence the world of good and she landed all her front saults on Monday night! She is going to train again on Saturday morning with the front saults and then maybe she'll be willing to try front saults at State Pennant on Sunday!