Weekend project: Scout Plaques

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They are embroidered patches typically mounted on a sash. No big change ever.
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It is a great plaque to commemorate precious lessons learned.
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Thank you for posting this. I have 3 Boy Scouts (two close to Eagle!) and I am going to try making these!

(sorry for bumping up an old tread! But I'm really excited about these!)
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Never be 'sorry' for revealing an old thread that many may not have discovered other wise. :)
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