
A Girl Scout Daisy earns her petals by participating and completing activities that represent each petal.

An activity for let's say the yellow petal, which represents friendly and helpful, can be as easy as bringing in a snack at a meeting and passing it out to each of her "daisy sisters" while also saying something nice to each of the girls.
By doing this kind gesture, she will get rewarded the yellow petal to add to her girl scout tunic.

Zella really enjoys being a Daisy Girl Scout and has made a lot of friends within her troop. She is learning so many valuable life lessons while having lots of fun!

So adorable!!! Do you have the Daisy pattern? I would love to make this for my little one.
ReplyDeleteHello Kelly!
ReplyDeleteThe daisy pattern is actually very simple....
Daisy Flower Pattern
It's 10 hdc in the center, for each petal chain 9, hdc in to 3rd ch from the hook, hdc into nxt 2, dc into nxt 2, hdc into rest and slip stitch back into starting place of the petal. After all the petals are finished, w/ white I single stitched around everything. Then take white and ch 12, sew the chain around the outer edge of the center blue. Weave in ends and you are finished. ;)
Sincerely,
Lindsay
Oh how cute! I need to make one for my little girl, she's starting Daisy's in the fall. I saw your photo when I was googling girl scout stuff, is there a pattern for the hat portion? Thanks!
ReplyDeletewhat hat pattern did you use. I love it
ReplyDeleteHello I am a leader of a daisy troop in long island ny. I would love to give these hats as Christmas gifts. Would you have any interest in making 11 of them for sale?
ReplyDeleteThank you,
Kim Adamo
Daisy troop 2266
Hello Kim!
ReplyDeleteI can make 11 Daisy hats for your girl scout troop and have them mailed out in time for Christmas. Please email me at linzyounce@yahoo.com if you are still interested and we can discuss further. I look forward to your response.
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Lindsay of Crochet D Lane
Hello Casper! The basic hat pattern I used was a purchased pattern written by Lucinda of Tiptopapplesauce. Here is her Etsy store link. https://www.etsy.com/shop/tiptopapplesauce?ref=em The flower pattern is listed above. I hope this helps!
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
Lindsay of Crochet D Lane