Neckerchief slide

Thanks to Felice Clements for donating this idea. She is Cubmaster in the Hobble Creek District Community Pack 1456, Utah National P...

We are making neckerchief slides as participation awards for our boys for our pinewood derby. I found the idea HERE Materials needed: baseboard (we got 75ish from a 5ft section) spray paint in whatever colors you would like plus black thumb tacks pvc pipe and cutters. silver sharpie hot glue gun Cut 1 inch pieces from baseboard Poke thumb tacks into piece of cardboard or cardboard box Spray paint black...I did two coats. Spray paint your "cars" the colors you want them, in my case I did them…

If you want to learn how to fold Cub Scout neckerchiefs, check out this post. You'll find out the easiest way ever to fold or roll it.

Last month we did blue and gold pony bead slides, and I realized after the fact I should have saved the blue and gold themed slide for March, the month of our Blue and Gold Banquet. Since I didn't, I did some googling and found this idea here. Since we did knots this month, it was an appropriate activity for the boys. I bought some synthetic clothesline- synthetic rather than cotton so the ends could be melted together. I originally intended to spray paint the rope, but it's been so cold and…

By Deborah Bracken My neckerchief slide experience reckons all the way back to my days as the young daughter of a Den Mother and the little sister to a Cub Scout. I remember watching my mom pour p…

Recently, when I was leading a Cub Scout BALOO training course here in Garland, I needed something for us to do as a gathering activity while every one was arriving in the morning. I wanted to do something that they could take back to their den meetings, so I settled on this slide design. It's easy enough that a Tiger cub can make it with a bit of adult help and it looks good enough that Webelos and Scouts will want to wear it. 1. Start with a 12 inch by 3/4 inch piece of suede leather or…

Another Pinterest inspiration. Each pack meeting I give the boys a neckerchief slide to introduce the next months theme. Kind of a litt...

Two of the things we talked about recently in Cub Scouts was first aid for wounds and first aid kits. As we planned things out before that, I remembered the film canister first aid kit my older brother made in Cub Scouts and realized it would go along great with the other first aid stuff. I googled around and found some examples, but didn't bookmark them- they were pretty much exactly what I remembered. Back in the day, empty film canisters were everywhere and you could get them from stores…

Ready for tooling. This is a great woggle design for cubs, scouts, guides, etc. Easy to customize. Add Suede Lace and Pony Beads and make a medallion as shown or stitch holes together with Waxed Thread for a neckerchief slide. Pre-punched tooling leather. 2" x 3-1/2" 18-44117

Boy Scout Paracord Neckerchief Slide: My brother kept losing his neckerchief slides, so I devised a simple way to make a paracord one. Enjoy!