Created by Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
With the Girl Scout of Kentucky's Wilderness Rd. Council, Prestonsburg, KY, Daisy, Brownie, Junior, and Cadettes
Troop Leader: Jennifer Smith
Title:  Helping Hands Around the World
Theme: Conservation (Nature, animals, etc)
Materials & Techniques Used: scrap material
What is your artwork about? Helping one another to save our planet and all that live on it.
Participants:
Troop Leader: Jennifer Smith
Assistant Leaders: Coley Hughes, Angelena DeWitt
Troop Members: Addy Smith, Hannah Daniels, Kelsey Daniels, Alivia Slone, Alex Hughes, Lyllynn Alaniz, Lily Smith, Destiny Hall, Autumn Evans, Ashley Alaniz, and Cheyenne Alaniz
Parents: Brandy Evans, Raven Alaniz, Savannah Daniels, Sally Slone
Sewing: Shelly Akers

Created by Girl Scout Troop 276 from Pensacola, Florida (2nd submission)

With the Girl Scout Council of the Florida Panhandle

Title: “TROOP 276 2nd Submission”

Participants:

Dream Theme: Conservation, nature, animals

Materials and Techniques Used:

What is your artwork about?

Created by Girl Scout Troop 276 from Pensacola, Florida

With the Girl Scout Council of the Florida Panhandle

Title: “TROOP # 276”

Participants:

Dream Theme: Conservation, nature, animals

Materials and Techniques Used:

What is your artwork about?

Created by Girl Scout Troop 893 from Midlothian, Virginia
Title: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!
Participants: Designer was Cadette Madeline Sheffler of Troop 893
Dream Theme: Conservation
Materials and Techniques Used: Appliqué, Iron-on transfer, Fabric marker
What is your artwork about?
”Our troop held a design competition. The entries were judged by girls and family members to choose the design to be translated into the fabric media.”

Created by Kelsey White from Tecumseh, KS
School: Shawnee Heights High School    
Teacher: Avery Ayers-Berry    
Title: “Nature”
Dream Theme: Nature
Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic Paint and Painted Canvas Drop Cloth

Created at Washburn University’s High School Art Day 2011
Workshop: “Boost Your Inspiration: TAG IT Topeka”

Created by Drew Sams from Meriden, Kansas

School: Jefferson West High School
Teacher: Mark Ralston
Title: “What if this was it?”
Participants: Drew Sams
Dream Theme: Conservation
Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic Paint and Painted Canvas Drop Cloth

Created at Washburn University’s High School Art Day 2011
Workshop: “Boost Your Inspiration: TAG IT Topeka”

Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Organizer: Shasha Mccracken
Title: “Kids Need Green”
Dream Theme: Conservation/Nature/Animals
Materials & Techniques Used: We used fabric paints to draw ourselves hiking on the mountain. We glued leftover fabric to look like the mountain. We trimmed our piece with ribbon.
What is your group’s artwork about? “We wanted everyone to know that we love the outdoors and we think it is important to have time to play and enjoy the outdoors and nature while growing up. We come to camp at Ruffner Mountain to hike, play, and learn outdoors. We think that every kid deserves and needs the opportunity to explore and play outside every day.”

School: Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio

School: Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Stop Animal Abuse”

Class/Grade:
Teacher: Mrs. Jancy McClellan      
Title of Artwork: “Stop Animal Abuse”
Dream Theme: Animals (Conservation/Nature/Environment) 
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and recycled billboard canvas
What is your group’s artwork about? n/a
Participants involved in creating this artwork: (Group 16)

School: Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Save the Endangered”
Class/Grade:
Teacher: Mrs. Jancy McClellan      
Title of Artwork: “Save the Endangered” 
Dream Theme: Conservation/Nature/Animals 
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and recycled billboard canvas
What is your group’s artwork about? n/a
Participants involved in creating this artwork: (Pd 4/5 Group 4 or 9)

School: Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Save The Animals”

Class/Grade:
Teacher: Mrs. Jancy McClellan      
Title of Artwork: “Save The Animals”
Dream Theme: Conservation/Nature/Animals
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and recycled billboard canvas
What is your group’s artwork about? n/a
Participants involved in creating this artwork: (Pd 11 Group 2)

School: Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Class:
Teacher: Mrs. Jancy McClellan      
Title of Artwork: “Clean Up the Earth”
Dream Theme: Conservation/Recycling/Re-Using 
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and recycled billboard canvas
What is your group’s artwork about? n/a
Participants involved in creating this artwork: (Group 21)

School: Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Class:
Teacher: Mrs. Jancy McClellan      
Title of Artwork: 
Dream Theme: Conservation/Nature
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and recycled billboard canvas
What is your group’s artwork about? n/a
Participants involved in creating this artwork: (Pd 3)

School: Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Be Green: Stay Clean”
Class/Grade:
Teacher: Mrs. Jancy McClellan      
Title of Artwork: “Be Green: Stay Clean”
Dream Theme: Conservation/Nature/Recycling
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and recycled billboard canvas
What is your group’s artwork about? n/a
Participants involved in creating this artwork: (Pd 3 Group 1)

★Created by Myranda Elizabeth Harris from Ripley, WV
Title: “Save the Animals”
Dream Theme: Save the Animals from being Extinct
Materials & Techniques Used: material and fabric glue
What is your artwork about?“My dream is that we can save the animals from being extinct on the earth just like Noah built the ark to save the animals from the flood.”

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★Created by Brandan T. Harris from Ripley, WV
Title: “Save the Animals”
Dream Theme: Conservation
Materials & Techniques Used: material and fabric glue
What is your artwork about?
“My dream is that the earth would be like it was in the beginning when God made it.”
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★Created by Girl Scout Troop 426 from Phoenix, AZ
With the Arizona Cactus Pine Council, Shadow Mountain Neighborhood
Organizer: Shannon Hustad-Iverson 
Title: “IMAGINE...A WORLD FILLED WITH ANIMALS... ALWAYS”
Dream Theme: Conservation
Materials & Techniques Used: Foam, glue, pom poms, pipe cleaners, googlie eyes, ribbon, fabric, leaves, flowers, frop paint. 
What is your group’s artwork about?
When we asked the girls which area they wanted to focus on, and what part of the girl scout law our selection represented, several asked why animals weren't one of the choices... .so we incorporated conservation with their love of animals. They chose, "use resources wisely and make the world a better place as portions of the girl scout law that they were addressing, "The world just wouldn't be a good place without animals, Ms. Shannon".. .and I had to agree. We talked about conserving our resources, our land, the animal's habitats and the animals themselves. The girls then decided to design their portion of the project as their own individual favorite animal that they would like to be sure is here for many, many generations to come. When we were discussing the endangered species list and the animals that were already extinct, they were very concerned that there were animals that they would never have the chance to see and wanted to make something that helped the awareness that if we don't change our ways there will be so many more that in 20, 10 even 5 years, there will be a whole new group of children who may never know what a Panda is, and how very irresponsible and terribly sad that would be.
Collaborators on the Artwork:  
Ashylne Grim
Asha Boyle
Carrie Rumbaugh
Claire Elliott
Courtney Donovan Courtney Tatrai
Faith Wilson
Mary Jane Mars Nicole Goldman Kylie Mattox Kenzie Schramm
Rachel Hermasillo
Sara Hyduke Sierra Martin Taylor Wingerning
Ms. Cherie Stowers
Ms. Shannon Hustad-Iverson

★ Created by the Girl Scouts at PS23
Organizer: Ronni Ettinger
With the Girl Scouts of Greater New York
Title: “Ocean Piece”
Dream Theme: Conservation / Find a Cure
What is your group’s artwork about? 
*Our panel represents the ocean. We included the fish with garbage in hopes that someday the
Oceans will be clean. 
*The clownfish represents hope. We also included some artwork to 
represent the hope of finding a cure for autism or cancer. 
Materials & Techniques Used: Pompoms to make dabbed paints, 
shells, flowers, peace signs, and markers.
Participants:
Dervia Doherty
Rayna Sciarrotta
Destiny Mighonico
Zoe Lapinski
What other projects could the IFC do?
*Love who you are
*Pollution
*Save the Ocean
*World Hunger

★ Created by Jamie Kristin Rogers from Madison, Alabama

Title – “Missing Nature”

Dream Theme - Conservation

What other projects could the IFC do? “The gateway arch”

What is your artwork about? "My dream is for clean accessible water for everyone. My panel is in recognition of water conservation here on Earth, coinciding with that piece of NASA's interplanetary mission which is to seek out other sources of water.

What other IFC projects could we do? Tribute in Fiber to 9/11 Ten-Year Anniversary in Central Park

★ Created By: Fifth Grade Leadership Class of Hillside School from Marlborough, MA

Title: “We Need a Solution for Pollution”

Dream Theme: Health, Science (Conservation)

Techniques & Materials Used: Appliqué and embroidery

What is your artwork about?“Our panel depicts how we think the Earth is feeling. With too much pollution and the temperature of our environment rising, the earth is getting sick. If we don't do a better job of taking care of our home, we are afraid it won't be there for our future generations.The thermometer in the earth's mouth indicates that she is not feeling well. The flames and smoke represent the elevated temperatures in our atmosphere.When people view our completed panel, we hope it inspires them to treat our planet with more respect and dignity.”

What other projects could the IFC do? Something that revolves around the former World Trade Center site, with a “peace” theme.

★ By Madaline Boyle & Tracie Boyle from Stanford, KY

Title- “Our Earth, Our Heart”

Dream Theme – Earth

Techniques & Materials Used: Shower Curtain, & Paint

What is your artwork about? “I love planets especially the Earth and I wanted to include my 4th grade class and my 4th grade teachers.”

★Girl Scout Troop 325★

Pensacola, Florida

Title- “Save Our Oceans”

With the Girl Scout Council of the Florida Panhandle 

Dream Theme – Conservation

★Junior Girl Scout Troop 448

Navarre, Florida

Title-“From Coast...to Charter”

With the Girl Scout Council of the Florida Panhandle 

Dream Theme – Conservation

★Girl Scout Troop 348

Pensacola, Florida

With the Girl Scout Council of the Florida Panhandle

Dream Theme – Conservation

Girl Scout Troop #448

Navanne, Florida

With the Girl Scout Council of the Florida Panhandle 

Title - "From Coast to Charter...."

Dream Theme – Conservation

★★★Submitted By Girl Scout Troop 70183 from Oxford, MI
With the Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan.
★Title - "Saving Water on Our Planet"
Dream Theme - Conservation
★What is your artwork about?"We wanted to share the importance of conserving water on earth."
Who was involved?Julia Delude, Alexa Warman, Ashley Steffens, Emily McClear, Ashley Brandt, Sloane Poppe;Hannah Bruce, Brynn Pierce, Emma Kerbelis;
Materials & Techniques Used: Poster Markers & Crayons.
★What else could the IFC do?"One on bullying and treating others better."

By the Fresh Air Family after school program at St. Barnabus School in Birmingham, Al
Organized by Laurie Ann Kramer
Title - "In Search of Nature, We find Family."-Verna Gates
Dream Theme - Nature & Family

By the Fresh Air Family after school program at St. Barnabus School in Birmingham, Al
Organized by Laurie Ann Kramer
Title - "Outdoor Adventure"
Dream Theme - Conservation

By the Fresh Air Family after school program at St. Barnabus School in Birmingham, Al

Organized by Laurie Ann Kramer

Title - "Camping Trip" 

Dream Theme - Nature & Family

By Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's WildernessRoad Council from Florence, KY. 
Leaders Melissa Willman and Stephanie Bautista
What else could the IFC do? A t-shirt project - design a shirt,pick an international  day of service to wear t-shirts out into the community for a service project.
Title of Artwork - "Eco Quilt"
Dream Theme - Conservation
Who was involved?Elisabeth B, Sarah W, Sydney B, Haley C, Erin H,Kailee H, Emma L, Emily L, Annie T and (Stephanie Band Melissa W - both leaders)
Fabric Markerst and Fabric Paint
What is the story behind your artwork?"The dream of our brownie troop for the future is to end worldhunger, create peace, encourage recycling, so we incorporated the symbol for recycling into our names & around our troop number."

Quilt of Artwork reads....
"Rivers are magnets for the imagination, for conscious pondering and subconsciousdreams, thrills and fears...... What is it that draws and holds us? The riviers'reflections of our lives and experiences are endless. The water calls up our ownambitions of flowing with ease, of navigating the unknown. Streams represent constantrebirth. The waters flow in, forever new, yet forever the same; they complete a journeyfrom beginning to end, and they embark on the journey again." - From Lifelines, writtenby Tim Palmer

Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 838 from Hulls Cove, Maine.

Title of Artwork- "Make the World a better Place"Dream Theme - Recycle, Who participated?Troop 838 and Molly DallasMaterials and Techniques Used: Cloth - Fabric Markers and sewing.What is your artwork about? The troop wanted to be a part of the Dream Rocket. They came up with ideas to makethe future better."