I LOVE the way that you put it: "This is a video for Girl Scout Dads." I like to help, but I'm not one who irons very much. (In Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts, all the patches are sew on) This video was a great help to me when ironing my daughter's badges on. THANK YOU! (Yes, I could have figured it out by reading instructions, but this was a lot faster,and the commentary was helpful.)
I’m a Colombian au pair, don’t know much about the whole girls scouts thing, trying to figure this put for tonight for my host kid’s first meeting as a daisy. Thank you so much it was very helpful
I"m a leader in Canada so Girl Guides of Canada. I have been guiding since 2016 and probably have over 100 patches maybe not all are iron on but it might be easier than learning to sew. Otherwise I'm about to find someone and just say have fun with your machine because I want to look at a done blanket not one that is blank. I've got a row done but it's slow going.
Thanks for posting, my 6 year old is going to be super excited! We used a Remington S5520 Anti-Static Digital Ceramic 1.75" Flat Iron and used an old t-shirt between the iron and badges and it worked perfectly. The tip about warming up the surface before putting the badges on is genius!
Thanks for the video. We have been a little bit lagging on the placement of these pedals and was put on a dad to do list. I guess if she hasn't earned one yet, I could always put duck tape over it until she earns it. Visual aids are always better than written directions!
The Daisies need to earn the petals (one by one usually) so you wouldn't iron them on all at once!!! A parent in our troop made this same mistake and had to remove the petals.
Julie Trimble Sometimes, even when a parent tries to be active with their daughter, there are problems getting around to to things like the ironing. In our family, we always make the time to get to events and such, but sometimes things get misplaced, Our daughter is finishing 1st grade and ready to become a Brownie, and we finally just got all of her petals together and ironed them on at once. I was in a big hurry, so I was very grateful for this video.
+Julie Trimble Some troops hand their petals out at the end of the year instead of as they earn them, which he mentions at the beginning of the video. We hand them out one at a time in our troop, but I have heard of troops that make it a big award ceremony at the end of the year.
Great video. New Girl Scout mom here and I love that you knew all of the laws and the flower names!
Thank you!!! Another dad here with the task to put on all the patches for my daughter lol
I LOVE the way that you put it: "This is a video for Girl Scout Dads." I like to help, but I'm not one who irons very much. (In Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts, all the patches are sew on) This video was a great help to me when ironing my daughter's badges on. THANK YOU!
(Yes, I could have figured it out by reading instructions, but this was a lot faster,and the commentary was helpful.)
Very nice video! I like to see visuals before I do things, even after reading directions:)
I’m a Colombian au pair, don’t know much about the whole girls scouts thing, trying to figure this put for tonight for my host kid’s first meeting as a daisy. Thank you so much it was very helpful
Thanks for this :) Another dad here and I have to figure this out tonight
Okay good job on identifying those Daisy Petals! Love it!
I need to iron the flower and one of the petals on my granddaughter's Daisy vest. This was great! Thank you!
Glad I could help!
Thank you! Years later and your video still helped me! Thank you!
Single dad raising a girl on my own. Thank you for this helpful video!
Great job! And I love how involved you are as a dad! Way to go!
Thank you!
I"m a leader in Canada so Girl Guides of Canada. I have been guiding since 2016 and probably have over 100 patches maybe not all are iron on but it might be easier than learning to sew. Otherwise I'm about to find someone and just say have fun with your machine because I want to look at a done blanket not one that is blank. I've got a row done but it's slow going.
@kellyrocks15 Good luck! The blanket idea sounds awesome! Thanks for the comment.
Thank you for the help!! From a first time Girl Scout momma! :)
Your video is so helpful and I love the commentary. Thank you!
As a fellow dad trying to help out with all this, thanks!
Thank you! I used your technique this morning and it turned out PERFECT!
Thanks for posting, my 6 year old is going to be super excited!
We used a Remington S5520 Anti-Static Digital Ceramic 1.75" Flat Iron and used an old t-shirt between the iron and badges and it worked perfectly. The tip about warming up the surface before putting the badges on is genius!
Sounds high tech! Thx for watching!
Thank you for awesome tutorial! 🙂
Dude !!! U saved my behind👊
Thank you for posting! Easy to follow!
Your video was helpful. My daughter will be graduating from Daisies. Hers is from the girls ministries. I need to iron her badges. Thanks so much!:)
Way to go, dad! Nice to see an involved father! :)
Thank you.
Why wouldn’t a father be involved?
Thanks for the video. We have been a little bit lagging on the placement of these pedals and was put on a dad to do list. I guess if she hasn't earned one yet, I could always put duck tape over it until she earns it. Visual aids are always better than written directions!
Thank you! I’m a mom and transfer cloth meant kitchen towel to me, too!
Thanks for this video!
The Daisies need to earn the petals (one by one usually) so you wouldn't iron them on all at once!!!
A parent in our troop made this same mistake and had to remove the petals.
Julie Trimble Sometimes, even when a parent tries to be active with their daughter, there are problems getting around to to things like the ironing. In our family, we always make the time to get to events and such, but sometimes things get misplaced, Our daughter is finishing 1st grade and ready to become a Brownie, and we finally just got all of her petals together and ironed them on at once. I was in a big hurry, so I was very grateful for this video.
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+Julie Trimble Some troops hand their petals out at the end of the year instead of as they earn them, which he mentions at the beginning of the video. We hand them out one at a time in our troop, but I have heard of troops that make it a big award ceremony at the end of the year.
he stated that his daughter was becoming a brownie therefore i take it as his daughter did earn each petal
True, we just got the patches at the end....not ideal...but that's how it happened.
Thanks!
Where is the LOVE button ??!!!!
very helpfull thank's.
Thank you
we don't have iron on in new Zealand guides :( sewing all the way
Best video..
great job but I think the petals have to be in a certain color order on the flower...lol..
I placed my daughters petals in the same order
Go DAD!!!
Juliette low patch placement???
thanks for this video Mr girl dad 😏
I am in girlscot
I love paches you urn them
I wish my mom would let me go to Girl Scout
Why would u make a video if you have to use the directions?? There is no use whomever is watching this can just read the directions !! Lmao
why did you search for this video then? d
this video was very helpful i wished i had watch it sooner
i didnt mean to find it
I read the directions before. Then I searched for a video. This was VERY helpful