2011 – Daisy Automotive Design

(Part 1 of Automotive Progressive Badges Set)

Released in 2020 but is considered part of the 2011 Girl’s Guide.
The Daisy Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting page has the information on when all badges were released.

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Image Credit is from GSUSA Online Shop

Three steps are needed to complete this badge:

Choose special features for your vehicle
Sketch your vehicle
Sculpt and share your vehicle

Note – Please see our Affiliations page to know if any of the links on The Badge Archive benefit the website in anyway.

Resources

Leader Guide available in Girl Scout Shop online
(Sold as a single booklet of all 3 Progressive Badges)
Official badge is available in Girl Scout Shop online
or look for your local shop to save on shipping.

Troop Meeting Ideas

Activity for Scouts from GSUSA
GSUSA VTK – No links
Only Accessible through MyGS log-in on Council’s website

At Home Individual Girls

Google Classroom link Under “Virtual Badges for Daisies” from GSHS

Multi-Level Matches

Check out other badges that might work well with this badge when doing activities with multiple levels. These are simply suggestions and may take some creativity and extra steps to earn all the badges in various levels.

A Multi-Level Troop will need to do extra steps when earning different badges across levels. It depends on how many requirements overlap. Some will only have one or two matching requirements.

If there is no badge in a level, we suggest that a level earns a Fun Patch related to the rest of the badges instead of an official badge.

Daisy – Daisy Automotive Design – design for self
Brownie – Brownie Automotive Design – design for customer
Junior – Junior Automotive Design – quiz customers before designing for customer
Cadette – Fun Patch (no equivalent)
Senior – Fun Patch (no equivalent)
Ambassador – Fun Patch (no equivalent)

Uniform Apron Placement

These badges should go where #18 is stated on the GSUSA Uniform Guide.

Note – Progressive Badges do not have to be displayed in a specific order, just earned in a specific order. You can either place them on the uniform so they are together in the order earned, or you can simply place them on uniform as you earn them and do not worry about saving room for the future progressive badges in that set.

Image Credit is from GSUSA Uniform Guide

(Note – Aprons are very popular for Daisy level due to the pockets and ease of staying on. When sewing badges on the pocket area, it can make it difficult. There is the iron on option, but many complain about losing badges and sewing is always the only guarantee to keep badges in place. Also note that there is not as much room for all the many Daisy level badges available on the apron due to the centered flower. Most scouts that like lots of badges will opt for the Vest.)

Uniform Vest Placement

There is no numbered Daisy Vest Uniform graphic, so a Junior level vest is displayed to show the correct area by number. These badges should go where #13 is stated on the GSUSA Uniform Guide.