If you're looking for some LDS Girls Camp ideas, then you're at the right place. Here's everything you need to host girls camp.
Looking for Latter-day Saint mutual activities for youth? You have come to the right spot! Here are TONS of ideas for fun activities - both for individual
Are you in charge of your ward's girls camp for 2020? We have everything you need with these girls camp theme ideas that we know your LDS youth will love!
If you are in charge of Young Women camp this summer, Girls Camp BINGO is one of the best LDS girls camp games to play. Check it out.
If you're looking for some LDS Girls Camp ideas, then you're at the right place. Here's everything you need to host girls camp.
If you're looking for some LDS Girls Camp ideas, then you're at the right place. Here's everything you need to host girls camp.
Here are nine super cute and affordable girl camp pillow treat ideas that your girls will love with gift tags too!
If you are in charge of Young Women camp this summer, Girls Camp BINGO is one of the best LDS girls camp games to play. Check it out.
Great games to play at your next youth activity!
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LDS Young Women Pillow Treats, Tuck in Treats, Young Women Gift, Secret Sister Gifts Use these fun and cute tags for an easy gift for your Young Women this year! Great for girls camp pillow treats or tuck in treats or for your secret sister This purchase includes 10 tag designs, ready to print with 6 to a page. This file is not editable. Easily download and print! This designs in this purchase are already included in the Girls Camp Planner in my shop ( LINK BELOW ) IF YOU PURCHASE THE CAMP PLANNER, YOU DO NOT NEED TO PURCHASE THIS LISTING AS THEY ARE INCLUDED IN THAT PURCHASE! ___________________________________ I do not accept returns or cancellations on digital items, but please reach out with any problems or issues with your purchase! The files are meant for personal use and not for commercial purposes. You are welcome to print as many copies as you need, but please do not share the digital file :) __________________________________ These tags are also included in my Girls Camp Planner available in my shop at the link below! https://www.etsy.com/MuggiemaggiedesignCo/listing/1414983609/lds-young-women-girls-camp-planner-yw?utm_source=Copy&utm_medium=ListingManager&utm_campaign=Share&utm_term=so.lmsm&share_time=1676145658278
Are you in charge of your ward's girls camp for 2020? We have everything you need with these girls camp theme ideas that we know your LDS youth will love!
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Need a fun camp craft the girls will love working on? Look no further, this nail art is it! These kits are something the girls can make themselves. They can then take them home and put in a place so they can always be reminded of the youth theme of the year. We make it easy for you to make girls camp awesome. All you need to do is make sure there are enough hammers to go around. The girls will have a blast. It's doesn't have to be only for girls camp either! Would also make a great activity for mutual or even as birthday gifts for your young women and young men. This kit includes everything you need (minus the hammer) to make an awesome nail art work featuring the youth theme for 2024 3 Nephi 5:13. Includes: • 4x6 birch wood piece with the theme printed in color and holes printed so you know exactly where to place the nails. • 5 yards of Copper crochet yarn • 30 nails If you would like to buy in bulk, contact me and I will make a custom listing for you. We have priced these as low as we can go so we cannot offer any discounts on them at this time.
If you are in charge of Young Women camp this summer, Girls Camp BINGO is one of the best LDS girls camp games to play. Check it out.
I'm a Mormon and every summer our church has a camp for all the girls ages 12-18 in our congregation. It's super fun for the girls - they get to learn a few camping skills and go on hikes, but the best part is getting to hang out with friends, doing crafts, and growing their testimonies of Jesus Christ. I always had excellent experiences at girls camp when I was a teenager. This year I helped plan our camp and sent everyone off with a fun
After seeing my Girls Camp Pocket Post, you are probably wondering, "What are all the note cards in the pockets?" Well let me tell you...... They........ are.....SUNSHINE NOTES! My sister Candace came up with Sunshine Notes years ago, and they have become a tradition for her and I to initiate them into the different girls camps we are involved in. Simply place colored or white lined notecards on a picnic table with stickers, markers and pens; then watch the fun begin! The girls and leaders get sunshine and love through those notes to last them a LIFETIME! Everyone writes uplifting sweet messages, short and long, to just about everyone at camp. There is ONE rule! We give a warning at the start of camp, if there is ever ONE rude or mean remark on a note we stop all sunshine notes! This is a SAFE/ HAPPY place, there is no place for rude/negative comments. We are spreading SUNSHINE, not rain. It's sad we have to even warn them, but it's better to be safe than sorry. On a lighter note, we have NEVER had anything like this happen, but we always prepare the girls and leaders. Girls and leaders go away with a STACK of SUNSHINE at the end of camp. I bought over 1000 notecards last year and we RAN OUT! On the last day I was frantically cutting colored paper I just HAPPENED to have thrown in a tub last minute, so girls could write their last sunshine notes! It was BEAUTIFUL. One girl told me that she put her sunshine notes up from last year as a border in her bedroom! One leader keeps them on a key ring and takes them with her in her purse. She pulls them out when she needs a little pick me up! THESE SUNSHINE NOTES BLESS LIVES! Our "Sunshine Note Station" was CONSTANTLY overflowing with girls and leaders writing sweet notes. Many leaders/girls took blank notecards back to their tents because there was NO ROOM for them at the table. Need more Girls Camp and Church Ideas? Click HERE! Click HERE to see how we made our Secret Sister Pockets!
In trying to plan class activities that we could do in the upcoming months, I was thinking that it would be nice for the girls to be able...
So, this year I went to Girls Camp as the "Crafts Lady". It was my 11th year at Girls Camp and my 2nd time as the "Crafts Lady". Honestly, I never know quite what to do as the Crafts Lady. All I know for certain, is I don't want to do the crafts we did when I was girl... no offense to any of the women who were in charge of the crafts I participated in as a young woman. I know they put a ton of time and effort into creating crafts specifically geared toward the theme of camp. But I remember one year when sunflowers were really in and we had a baseball theme for camp... needless to say, it wasn't pretty. I distinctly remember talking about how awful crafts were one year with my friends, when one confessed that each year, she pulled her 5 gallon bucket down from the attic, dumped out the previous years crafts and packed for camp. Then, once home, she unpacked her 10 gallon bucket, threw her old and new crafts back in, and stuck it back in the attic until next year. I don't want my crafts ending up hidden away in buckets! So, what to craft? Our theme this year is/was "Arise and Shine Forth", which is the Youth Theme for the year. Our camp director had already been using a camp fire motif on all of the Girls Camp paraphernalia. We could have made candles, but that is a little out of my comfort zone. (I remember one craft as a girl where we took already made tea lights, dipped them in wax, and decorated them with confetti shapes and letters while the wax was still wet.) After much contemplation, I decided to go with my initial thought which was "tie dye"! No matter how cool your camp shirt design is, most teenage girls aren't going to be hitting the mall in them. They will be worn to gyms, to work in the yard, to perform service activities, to go to sleep, and to create t-shirt quilts. Why not save a little on the cost and just do white shirts with a black logo? You could do a simple tie-dye recipe using cheap(er) supplies (which will end up with the dye fading with each and every wash), or you can get the good stuff. The good stuff can be found at www.dickblick.com. It is called, "Procion MX Fiber Reactive Cold Water Dye"; the customer service people are really awesome and will answer all of your questions promptly in regards to their products. They helped me calculate what I would need to dye 100 shirts. They were a little off on a couple of things, so here is what I would order if I were to do it again: 15 lbs of soda ash (three 5lb. bags) @ $8.36 each twenty-five 2/3oz. jars of Procion MX Cold Dye in a variety of colors @ $3.45 each twelve 16oz. plastic bottles @ $1.24 each You also need to purchase: laytex gloves for each crafter (200 at Walgreens for $15), and lots of rubber bands for tying shirts ($10). Beside these supplies, you need to round up sharpies, ten 5 gallon buckets, a teaspoon measure, a funnel, 100 grocery bags, and an empty gallon jug. This should put you in the area of $140.00 for just one craft... which was basically my entire budget for crafts. But remember, white t-shirts with only black ink are cheaper than color shirts with multiple screen runs. So, my crafts budget got a little help from the t-shirt budget. Since, our theme was "Arise and Shine Forth" I only ordered red, orange, and yellow dyes to create a flame effect. The pattern shown above is a "bullseye" pattern, which ended up being the easiest and most successful design for our theme (beside a classic spiral). Now, my one complaint is that even though we soaked the shirts, the ink barely bled. It was hardcore quality dye. We didn't get in the crevices enough. Some girls shirts were completely covered because they totally went to town with the dye. Other girls who didn't want to get too messy, ended up with shirts more like mine. However, if you're interested in tie dying, here are the instructions from Dick Blick. Before the craft rotation started, I had written each girls name with sharpie on the collar of their shirt. I organized them in the groups they were coming to craft it, and soaked them together. Then when that group arrived, I went to their buckets and wrung out each shirt and gave it to the corresponding girl. Then, I went over a few simple tying techniques, and the girls went to town. Once they are done dying, they keep them tied with rubber bands, and tie them into a grocery bag to soak over night. Now, I made the mistake of using my free time the next day to rinse and wring out each t-shirt. This meant cutting open each bag, cutting off the rubber bands, rinsing and wringing as best I could, all while standing behind huge industrial ovens in the kitchen. Luckily, a couple slacker youth leaders, a.k.a. my sister and her friend, came to my rescue half way through and helped cut open the shirts. I highly recommend NOT doing it by yourself. The job is a back breaker. I put all of the rinsed out shirts in my 5 gallon buckets and took them to a local laundromat. I was able to deliver them to each ward smelling like lavender, ready to be worn the next day for Bishop's night and the testimony meeting. Day 2 of crafts was way simpler... for most people. If you didn' t know how to braid, it was a little frustrating. I saw these seed bead bracelets on a fashion crafts site. They are stackable and adorable. Plus, the tutorial is very well done. I got my waxed linen cord from this seller on etsy. She was super cheap compared to others. And, it says to use size 8/0 beads, but 6/0 (which you can find at Michaels or JoAnns) works too. Also, for the latches I just got a couple of bags of shell buttons from JoAnns. You'll want to bring along some scissors, and safety pins for tension. I was able to buy enough supplies that each girl was able to make 2 bracelets, and I still had some left over. Before camp, I measured out all of the linen cord and beads, and placed each set of supplies in a snack bag. Then, I organized everything by color combination and let the girls choose once in the Craft Shack. It was a lot easier than managing the chaos of everyone picking out uber tiny beads from bowls. It would have resulted in a lot of waste. But, the bracelets were a hit! Even the Leaders loved making them and wearing them. I still wear mine multiple times a week. They're fun! Day 3 of crafts was not really a craft. I made a quilt before camp and all of the girls signed it for our Stake Young Women President (who had been released recently after 4 years of service) and wrote thank you notes that we assembled accordion style. If I had been able to do (not to mention, afford) another craft, it would have been glass jar lanterns. They were actually requested by our Program Directors to be used at our testimony meeting. However, the idea didn't come soon enough for all of the girls to bring their own jar, and buying 100 glass jars is expensive! But if you want to do it you could just have the girls put dot stickers on mason jars, then spray them with a clear frost paint, then remove the stickers, attach wires for a handle with cute ribbon for pizazz, and slip in a battery-operated candle. Or you could even use contact paper to trace out a word or the YW torch logo. So, for anyone out there on the hunt for Camp Craft ideas, I hope this helps you plan! P.S. Some pictures are mine, and some are others. If they are yours, and you stumble across my post, I hope you don't mind!
Our LDS Girls Camp bundle is the perfect way to get organized and ready for girls camp this year! It's got everything you need from camp kickoff invites to pillow treats. Included are over 30 printables that will be the perfect addition to your ward or stake girls camp this summer. TRY BEFORE YOU BUY Just copy and paste the URL below into your web browser: https://www.corjl.com/d/73DMM IMPORTANT INFORMATION - This is a digital product. No physical prints will be mailed. - All text is fully editable. Design elements are not editable. DOWNLOAD OPTIONS - PDF | best for printing - JPG | best for social media, email, or text HOW IT WORKS - Edit your items at Corjl.com right after purchasing. - No need to download any software. Personalize this item right in your browser. - Personlize using your computer, or make basic edits using your phone or mobile device. - Easy to use platform. Approve your proof immediately after personalizing/download and print. WHERE TO PRINT Print from home, copy center (like Staples or FedEx), or a local print shop
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Here are nine super cute and affordable girl camp pillow treat ideas that your girls will love with gift tags too!
An object lesson is a surefire way to grab the attention of everyone involved. Here's 21 LDS object lesson ideas that will help you out.
These 25 Fun Girls Camp Craft Ideas are guaranteed to keep them busy the whole week through! Easy and Inexpensive, too!
A really fun LDS young women's activity idea based on the young women values, all sorts of fun minute to win it game ideas
Girls Camp Daily Schedule Template, Girls Camp Schedule Download, Girls Camp, LDS, Young Women, Church Camp Make this template your own. Edit the design with your camp schedule and print. Easy as that! HOW IT WORKS 1. You will need a FREE Canva account to be able to download and edit the templates. You can sign up at canva.com. 2. After you order, you will receive immediate access to a PDF guide for accessing and editing your template. 3. Start editing and personalizing your template. 4. Save and download your designs. ______________ IMPORTANT Due to the instant nature of this transaction, we cannot offer refunds or exchanges. If you have any problems with the download or file, please contact us. ______________ PRINTING I recommend using a professional printing service for accurate sizing and color. Will work with any printer, though.
If you've ever had the opportunity to attend an LDS Girl's Camp, you may have enjoyed a Faith Walk. I hadn't even participated in a Fai...
Young Women Girl's Camp Pillow Treats These Pillow Treats are perfect for Secret Sisters, tent leaders, or for Camp leaders to show some love during Girl's Camp! Twelve cards are included: 9 that are treat specific and 3 that are generic and can go with any treat or little gift! Save $$ and become a member at LovePrayTeach.com! Learn more at www.LovePrayTeach.com
I promised more LDS girls camp ideas and here they are--even though girls camp is over for many of you. Oh well. Pin it for next year! Thes...
**DIGITAL FILES ONLY - NO PHYSICAL ITEMS WILL BE SHIPPED** Our "Don't forget your PJ's" printable makes it easy to share the meaningful reminder to remember to PRAY, write in your JOURNAL, and read your SCRIPTURES. This download comes with 3 different design options, so it's versatile for different styles. Some ideas for projects you can use with these cute designs are: - simple paper handout - framed gift - cut and paste onto a journal - use the cutting files to make an iron-on for a pillowcase (see seekgoodworks.com/blog for instructions) This listing comes with: Simple "Don't forget your PJ'S" Succulent "Don't forget your PJ'S" - Looks great with our Peace in Christ set Floral "Don't forget your PJ'S" - Matches our Heart and Soul fabric collection Each design comes in these formats: Colored version: PNG format JPG format PDF format - 4 on a letter sized sheet 4x6 Art Prints - 3 per letter sized sheet Cutting files: SVG format EPS format JPG format PNG format DXF format Colors may vary across different printers and monitors. These products are for personal and church use only. Do not share files, alter or manipulate in any way. This file is for personal, non-commercial use only. Please do not forward, share, sell, or distribute the file. Deena Rutter retains all rights. Copyright 2024 Deena Rutter **No refunds on digital products**
Looking for Latter-day Saint mutual activities for youth? You have come to the right spot! Here are TONS of ideas for fun activities - both for individual
Our stake Youth Conference in the summer of 2017 was absolutely amazing. It was based solely on the Book of Mormon, and the entire thing from start to finish was something I will never forget.
Create a fun girls camp theme for all to enjoy with Boho influences. Ideas included for crafts and decor too.
Girls Camp Crafts and Ideas for LDS Young Womens Summer Camp
Camp care packages let your camper know they are in your thoughts even while they are away. Free tags make it easy, just pair saying with a small gift!
I was recently asked to review a book by Marcy McPhee & Julia Blake called Girls Camp - Idea for Today's Leaders. I have to say I really enjoyed this book.
Are you in charge of your ward's girls camp for 2020? We have everything you need with these girls camp theme ideas that we know your LDS youth will love!
I've been knee-deep into planning girls' camp. We leave on Monday, and I cannot wait! I've had several requests for a girls' camp songbook, so guess what!?! I have one just for you! All you
This is a Digital PDF that can be downloaded and printed to help your young women know what to pack for camp! This is on theme with the 2024 Church of Jesus Christ of Later-Day Saints Youth Theme (3 Nephi 3:15) I will also include a CANVA LINK for easy editing.
Are you in charge of your ward's girls camp for 2020? We have everything you need with these girls camp theme ideas that we know your LDS youth will love!
Here are nine super cute and affordable girl camp pillow treat ideas that your girls will love with gift tags too!
Here are nine super cute and affordable girl camp pillow treat ideas that your girls will love with gift tags too!
