Girl Scout Swap

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Whether you’re attending camp, a council event, or an activity with a sister troop, SWAPS are a great way for Girl Scouts to break the ice and make new friends! This tradition of exchanging keepsak…

These adorable minion Girl Scout SWAPS are super easy and fast to make, and inexpensive. They were a huge hit! Hope your little one will like them.

My daughter made these cute water bottle swaps for a weekend girl scout campout. Stay Hydrated!

Today I'm sharing another fun swap from Girl Scout Camp. To see the definition of SWAPS, check out my previous post! We used this swap to commemorate our "Clean Up" job kaper (chore) at camp. I simply cut up bandanas into 3x3" squares, folded them in half to make a triangle and then threaded on a bead to the two ends together. The bead is just a plastic pony bead. Then I added a safety pin and they were done! So easy and quick.

Who doesn't love a scratch art game? There are two of each card. Your girls can guess and scratch the answers of one set and swap the other set! Kit makes 30 swaps…

Girl Scout Sleeping Bag SWAP What you will need: Felt Sheets Yarn Wooden Beads Mini Craft Sticks Sharpie markers Craft Glue Safety Pins Hole Punch Scissors and/or Fabric cutter Ruler Stickers or labels with Troop # 1.) Start by cutting felt into strips 9" x 1 1/4". You should get about 9 strips per sheet of felt. 2.) You will need some small lengths of yarn to tie up the roll 5" long. And you will need smaller (2") lengths for the "hair". I used a bundle of rug loom yarn in various…

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Alternate Title: Girl Scout Camp prep for the OCD Newbie I’m taking a short break from my timeline (which is very difficult for...