Design a Patch Winners

Updated Mar 24, 2023

Learn more about past winners of our design a patch contest. Thank you to everyone who participated.

2022 Contest

We asked if there is a patch you’ve always wanted but can’t find anywhere? We received so many beautiful entries; thank you to all who participated.

Since we received so many great designs, we asked you to help us decide. Thank you to everyone who voted.

Thank you to everyone who voted for our Design A Patch winners. This year the winning design was "Best Day Ever" by Sandi Cann of Manitoba.

The runner-up is "STEAM" by Kathleen Greer-Armour and the members of 1st Bayfield Guiding.

You may purchase the new embroidered patch in our store.

2020 Contest

We asked if there is a patch you've always wanted but can't find anywhere? We received so many wonderful entries; thank you to all who participated.

Our 2020 Design A Patch contest winner was Candice Mittelstadt for her design, Shelter Helper.

We would also like to give a special mention to our runners-up: "Outdoor Meeting" by Anne-Elizabeth and "Pirate" by Scouter Roy Caja from 1st Beamsville.

  • A cat and dog sit back to back with their tails forming a heart. The words Shelter Helper are under them.
  • A pile of fall leaves inside the words Outdoor Meeting.
  • The pirate flag symbol.

You may purchase these new embroidered patches in our store.

2019 Contest

The theme of our contest in 2019 was 'show off your bonds of friendship.'

Our 2019 Design A Patch contest winner was Emma from the 26th Orleans Guides! Her design, "Heart Hands," really spoke to the power of friendship.

We would also like to give special mention to our runners-up: "Friendship Wordle" by Sophie of the Girl Scout Troop #111115 and "Friendship Blooms" by Mae of the 2nd Peace River Girl Guides and 1st Peace River Pathfinders.

You may purchase these designs as embroidered patches in our store.


Lori St. Martin

Lori St. Martin has been an Alberta Girl Guide Leader and member for over 25 fun filled years, but every time she visited the Guide Store, she found that there were rarely any new crests. That's when she decided to combine her graphic/web design career with her passion for Guiding. The two naturally merged into creating fun activity embroidered patches and this web site, E-Patches & Crests.


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