Scout leaders loved them, with 1 even telling my daughter it was so apt that he would make room on his shirt for it and not use it as a blanket badge!

as I figured they were going to be using them all the way through and for quite a while before as I run a guide unit and we go away a couple of times a year! It doesn't have a poncho hole in the middle, but a loop and toggle on the side, so it is more like a cloak. We take intellectual property concerns very seriously, but many of these problems can be resolved directly by the parties involved. I like to keep the name label if you have one and use that on the cushion as another personal touch.It’s the perfect accessory for girls aged 7-10 with a mesh bottle holder, zip pocket and adjustable straps.

Even though I'm only 18, I have no room left so I am starting on my second blanket which once finished I plan on sewing onto the back of my other one,’ she says. As a brownie leader I would just be pleased they had a camp blanket and had their badges sewn on it. This book is also a tool to support the girl with keeping track of her progress towards skills builders, theme awards and her Rainbow Gold award. Brownie V2 roof blanket acts as a highly effective barrier to heat flow, keeping your building warm during cold weather and cool during hot weather. I once wished I had gone straight for the scouts poncho instead of the cubs one when I was dutifully unpicking and resewing badges one night.

Use it to carry your water bottle and coat to meetings or your books and other useful bits you might need! You can use any blanket you like, think carefully about badge placement though, if she's in for the long haul, there will be a LOT of badges to put on there. Prioritizing fair labor and safe conditions, our products uphold social compliance standards, making a positive impact. My campfire blanket has my Mums old Brownie badges, all of my Brownie and Guide badges, plus swap badges on it, and my daughters, who at 3yrs of age aren’t old enough to join already have campfire blankets of their own.

There’s Iceland badges from when my daughter was selling as a fundraiser for her trip to Iceland as a Guide. The content of each post and each comment represents the views of that author and does not necessarily reflect the views of GGC.I remember seeing Brown Owls blanket at camps, and I was always in awe of the number of badges she had.

My camp blanket is my pride and joy and means everything to me as it reminds me of so many amazing memories and experiences that I have had through guiding, as well as the history of guiding within my family. As the parents dropped off their girls for the first night, I had my blanket out, and my plan hatched.About GirlGuidesCANBlog The Girl Guides of Canada-Guides du Canada’s blog, GirlGuidesCANBlog, is a daily log of the Girl Guide Movement.