My daughter, a Guide leader, asked me to pinch hit for a meeting where the guest had to cancel. I said, of course, but then had to scramble to produce a class in a day. I made it more difficult for myself in that I didn't want to do macrame or scoubidou, so no macrame dragonflies or lanyard bracelets. They were "hiring" a Chinese knotter, gosh darn it!
I decided on a phoenix tail bracelet (with Chinese button knot finish if we need the extra material to make time), along with some lark's head flowers that I had clipped from zhongguojie.org years ago. I already had the instruction sheets for phoenix tail and button knot, but not the LHF or the horizontal double connection knot for finishing the flower (since we didn't want to be telling 9 year olds to play with fire to finish the knots). I provided satin cord for the bracelets (rainbow, of course) and paracord for the flowers since in the testing of the project I found the satin cord a bit slippery for manipulating the lark's heads but paracord added just that extra grip to make the project less fiddly.
Attached are images of the LHF test sample (both sides, since they're asymmetrical) as guilders might be unfamiliar. I assume y'all know what phoenix tail looks like.