Cut a circle of magnetic craft foam in the colour of your promise badge. Use a pencil to draw on the trefoil (younger girls may need to use an adult prepared template). Go over your pencil markings with pva glue (you need a glue pen or pot with a small nozzle). Sprinkle silver or white glitter over your creation. Shake off the excess glitter and leave to dry.

Hang these brownie tags from your mobile phone, bag, key chain or add beads and a safety pin as an attractive guiding SWAP. An adult should supervise the baking of the shrinkles.

Make a badge of the Union Jack (UK), St George's (England) and St Andrew's (Scotland) flags from beads and safety pins.

Use fuse beads to make the flag of the United Kingdom of Britain and northern Ireland, and the three flags that came together to make it (St Patrick's, St George's and St Andrew's Cross). Note that the union flag requires a large hama board.

Make brownie (UK) six emblems by icing biscuits.

Examples of cookies iced to show some of the different Brownie (UK) uniforms since 1914.

An easy to make puppet or hanging decoration in the style of a Moon Jellyfish.

Two brownie uniform designs and a promise badge made using the midi hama bead small circular and small girl boards.

A cardboard version of this traditional Celtic craft. Ideal as a present for someone special.

A daffodil made from simple clay shapes.

Attractive and easy to make. Suitable for most forms of clay.

Great for celebrating St David's Day or as part of a Welsh theme. Made using the small square and hexagonal hama bead boards.

Celebrate St George's Day by making fuse bead versions of the famous story. Made using the small square hama boards.