So it’s almost Valentine’s Day so I thought that a Camino-inspired card would be a nice idea. This is based on a tradition from Denmark (yes, I know that the Camino isn’t there but I researched this for my Guide Unit as an activity as we’re doing an International; Valentine’s so I’ve saved myself some effort by merely doing some adapting!). One of the popular Valentine’s Day customs in Denmark is that young couples swap funny little poems or love notes, known as ‘gaekkebrev’. The sender of a ‘gaekkebrev’ writes a rhyme for his beloved, though he signs the message with dots, not a name (one for each letter in their name). If the recipient guesses the name correctly, she receives an egg at Easter! If not then she has to give the sender an Easter egg. The Danes are world-famous for their intricate paper cutting. Fold your paper in half and then half again and draw your design - Santiago Cathedral for example Stars and scallop shells work well too Cut out shapes and u...