1935 POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a Brownie cap.
2) Knit a garment introducing a fancy stitch;
or
Knit a pair of socks.
1938 POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a child’s cap, or bonnet, or a Brownie cap.
2) Knit a garment introducing a fancy stitch;
or
Knit a pair of socks.
1939 POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a child’s cap, or bonnet, or a Brownie cap.
2) Knit a garment introducing a fancy stitch;
or
Knit a pair of socks.
1943 POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a child’s cap, or bonnet, or a Brownie cap.
2) Kit a garment introducing a fancy stitch, or knit a pair of socks.
1947 POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a child’s cap, or bonnet, or a Brownie cap.
2) Knit a garment introducing a fancy stitch, or knit a pair of socks.
1950 POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a child’s cap, or bonnet, or a Brownie cap.
2) Knit a garment introducing a fancy stitch, or knit a pair of socks.
1953 POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a garment, introducing a fancy stitch.
2) Knit a pair of socks or gloves, using four needles.
3) Show ability to follow a printed pattern.
1957 POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a garment, introducing a fancy stitch.
2) Knit a pair of socks or gloves, using four needles.
3) Be able to follow printed directions.
1960 POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a garment, introducing a fancy stitch.
2) Knit a pair of socks or gloves, using four needles.
3) Be able to follow printed directions.
1961 (July) POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a garment, introducing a fancy stitch.
2) Knit a pair of socks or gloves, using two or four needles.
3) Be able to follow printed directions.
1963 (February) POR Amendments – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a garment, introducing a fancy stitch.
2) Knit a pair of socks or gloves, or mittens with thumbs, using two or four needles.
3) Be able to follow printed directions.
1964 (March) POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a garment, introducing a fancy stitch.
2) Knit a pair of socks or gloves, or mittens with thumbs, using two or four needles.
3) Be able to follow printed directions.
1965 (July) POR – Knitter Badge
1) Knit a garment, introducing a fancy stitch.
2) Knit a pair of socks or gloves, or mittens with thumbs, using two or four needles.
3) Be able to follow printed directions.
1966 Brownie Proficiency Badge Leaflet – Knitter
1) Knit a garment, introducing a fancy stitch.
2) Knit a pair of socks or gloves, or mittens with thumbs, using two or four needles.
3) Be able to follow printed directions.
1967 Brownie Proficiency Badge leaflet – Knitter
1) Knit a garment, introducing a fancy stitch.
2) Knit a pair of socks or gloves, or mittens with thumbs, using two or four needles.
3) Be able to follow printed directions.
1973 Brownie Handbook – Knitter Badge
You may knit or crochet.
1) Choose your own pattern and, following the printed directions, make a garment using at least two different stitches.
2) Make something of your own choice: gloves, mittens with thumbs, a shaped beret, a set of three fancy mats or something similar.
1980 Brownie Handbook – Knitter Badge
You may knit or crochet.
1) Choose your own pattern and, following the printed directions, make a garment using at least two different stitches.
2) Make something else of your own choice:
gloves, mittens with thumbs, a shaped beret, a set of three fancy mats or something similar.
1983 Brownie Handbook – Knitter Badge
You may knit or crochet.
1) Choose your own pattern and, following the printed directions, make a garment using at least two different stitches.
2) Make something else of your own choice: mittens with thumbs, a bobble hat, a set of three fancy mats or something similar.
1987 Brownie Badge Book – Knitter Badge
You may knit or crochet.
1) Choose your own pattern and, following the printed directions, make a garment using at least two different stitches.
2) Make something else of your own choice: mittens with thumbs, a bobble hat, a set of three fancy mats or something similar.
N.B. One item may be made on a knitting machine if desired.
1989 Brownie Badge Book – Knitter Badge
You may knit or crochet.
1) Choose your own pattern and, following the printed directions, make a garment using at least two different stitches.
2) Make something else of your own choice: mittens with thumbs, a bobble hat, a set of three fancy mats or something similar.
N.B. One item may be made on a knitting machine if desired.
1991 – Knitter becomes a Staged Badge.
Leslie's Guiding Badge History 