Senior Section Camp Badge Part 2



So my last suggestion didn’t really say Girlguiding (neither did last years that I had nothing to do with but hey…).
So here are the other three options I’ve now given the group.
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So my last suggestion didn’t really say Girlguiding (neither did last years that I had nothing to do with but hey…).
So here are the other three options I’ve now given the group.
I made this necklace as a kit to go out in the Lones newsletter. It was so fast to do I thought I’d share.
You’ll need: adhesive transfer sheet, acrylic pendant, jump ring and cord.
Remove the protective plastic covers from the acrylic pendant.
Get the adhesive sheet (Herma Transfer Adhesive Sheet) and remove the backing paper. Press the pendant onto the glue dots.
Carefully re-lift the pendant – it is now evenly covered in glue dots (which are easily visible).
Position the pendant over the paper image you wish to use and press down evenly.
Carefully trim off excess paper (you might find using a craft knife makes this easier and neater).
Pierce a hole carefully through the paper inline with the one in the pendant.
Thread a jump ring through and close (you’ll need pliers for this bit).
Thread a cord through the jump ring and wear.
NB: To improve the life span of your pendant carefully apply clear nail varnish or PVA to the back of your picture.
I’ve been asked to design the cloth badge for SS09 (Scottish Senior Section Camp). This is what I have come up with so far (the actual badge will be about an inch by an inch and a half). None of the others on the committee have said yes to it but I really like it.
I also wondered about a fancy thistle design or something working in the Girlguiding Centenary colours since we’ll just have launched it before event but the Highland Cow won me over.
Just when you thought I’d given up on the bears I make a real sweet heart! Olave is a bit of a cheat I did half of her before breaking my hand and then just finished her off this weekend.
Her badge and colours are that of the Senior Section – no not a bunch of OAPs but the name of the section of Girlguiding UK for 14 -26 year olds that I work with.
She’s named after Olave Baden-Powell – the wife of Scouting founder Lord Baden-Powell and the original Chief Guide.
On a technical note I needlefelted her muzzle, used Ezy-Wax on her nose to make it shine and dyed the mohair with Kool-Aid.