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."

By Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Title - "Our Promise for the Future"
Dream Theme - Community/Space
What else could the IFC do?They could stretch a quilt across America or around the World.
Who was involved?Jessica, Brianna, Jessica C., Alysia, Madison, Kiana, Tiegan, Jasmin, Allison, Katherine, and Leader - Kathy Cobb
Canvas, Cotton, Fabric Paints. We stenciled, free hand painted and created with fabric. We also used photo iron on transfers. 
Our Promise For The FutureGirl Scout Troop 710 dares to dream big. When each were allowed to choose one theme and create a drawing we had dreams for peace, plenty of housing and food, a world free of pollution and litter and a world that stretches out to space all of which was done by working together. These individual drawings were then combined to create our promise for the future, as described below.In our future the world is free of pollution and litter. There is no war only peace and cooperation. In order to have enough space for housing for all we are now able to live on Mars. We have the ability to grow food and flowers on the moon, which makes for a tranquil garden that we can get to by an escalator from Earth. Due to advances in medical science and space travel we can travel without space suits and can even live in outer space. In an effort to use our resources wisely and be environmentally friendly our travel is done using "clean" fuels that are easily available. We no longer leave a house when we move. The houses in space can travel to your new location under their own power, decreasing waste. We can walk on the rings of Saturn and drive around in space cars. All of this was accomplished by working together, hand in hand as shown by our Girl Scout Troop's photo at the bottom of our panel.