Inuit Bead Head Pins for Canada and USA
Create SWAPs representing the Inuit people if you chose Canada for your Girl Scout Thinking Day or International celebration.
People Swaps
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Mini English Bead Head Pins for Swapping
Photo inspiration and step by step instructions for turning wooden beads, wiggle eyes and yarn into SWAPs representing England or design your own to represent other countries for your Girl Scout Thinking Day or International celebration.
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King and Queen Pins for Swapping
This SWAP is perfect if your troop is learning about a country that has a King and Queen for their Girl Scout Thinking Day or International event.
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Princess Clothespin Doll
With metallic cord and a couple of craft gems turn a clothespin into a mini princess doll. Great for Girl Scout Thinking Day or International celebration if you chose a country with a princess such as England
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Spanish Clothespin Doll
Girl Scouts will have fun making these clothespin dolls for their Brownie Dancer Badge or for their Thinking Day or International celebration if they chose Spain
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India Clothespin Doll
Satin ribbon becomes a beautiful sari when your girls create this clothes pin doll for your Girl Scout Thinking Day or International celebration if you’ve chosen India
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Madagascar Clothespin Doll
Satin ribbon and a scrap of fabric become a beautiful mini doll for your Girl Scout Thinking Day or International celebration if you’ve chosen an African country like Madagascar
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Chinese Clothespin Doll
Girl Scouts can wrap embroidery floss around a flat clothes pin to create mini doll representing China
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Mini Scout Pins for Swapping
and “laminate” our mini Scout friends for a SWAP at any age level.
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Wiggle Eye Pins for Swapping
Wiggle eyes make great Girl Scout SWAPs. The only other supplies you need for this one are a pom pom, pin and glue.
