CLOTHING AND HOME CRAFT DIVISION
Prize Money: $6, $5, $4 (Unless otherwise specified)
Exhibitor Tip:
- All items in clothing and homecraft division must have been made by the exhibitor within the last two years.
- Items may only be exhibited at the fair once
- Exhibits must be removed between 3:30 and 4:30 on Sunday
CLASS: KNITTING
Special Prize: $25 gift certificate donated by Penny Filiatrault, awarded to the exhibitor with the highest points in Sections 148 to 157.
- Something for baby (no blankets)
- Child’s sweater
- Adult’s cardigan
- Shrug, cowl, shawl or poncho
- Knitted afghan
- Knitted baby afghan
- “ON THE FARM”- a knitting item with a farm theme
- Set of three knitted dishcloths
- Mittens, 2
- Any knitted item not listed above
CLASS: SEWING
Special Prize: $20 donated by Maureen Murphy, in memory of Erma Davison, awarded to the exhibitor with the highest points in Sections 158 to 162.
** SMA = sample of material attached.
- Placemats – 2 – SMA
- Apron – SMA
- Any sewn garment not listed – SMA
- Miscellaneous sewn craft – SMA
- A sewn bag – SMA
CLASS: CROCHET
Special Prize: $25 donated by Prescott County W. I., awarded to the exhibitor with the highest points in Sections 163 to 167.
- Crocheted afghan
- Crocheted baby afghan
- Crocheted article of clothing
- Crochet doily or table runner
- Any crochet item not listed above
CLASS: NEEDLEWORK
Special Prize: $20 donated by Faye Allen awarded to the exhibitor with the highest points in Sections 168 -172
- Counted cross stitch – any article of cross stitch
- An item of rug hooking
- Bunka – any article framed
- Any other creative needlework (i.e. ribbon, needlepoint, chicken scratch, stitching on paper, crewel, etc.)
- Any article of Swedish Weaving
CLASS: QUILTING
Special Prize: $25 donated by the Vankleek Hill Quilter’s Guild for the winner of Section 177.
Special Prize: $25 Gift Certificate, donated by Quilt Bees for the most points in Sections 173 to 183
- Baby/Crib quilt, hand quilted, pre-designed fabric accepted
- Baby/Crib quilt, machine quilted, pre-designed fabric accepted
- Item of stained-glass quilting
- Wall hanging, machine quilted; must have some means of hanging up
- Machine quilted quilt (all entries accepted – only entries with minimum of 192” perimeter will be eligible for the Regional O.A.A.S. Competition)
- Hand quilted quilt, (all entries accepted – only entries with 324” perimeter will be eligible for the Regional O.A.A.S. Competition)
- Lap quilt, machine quilted, perimeter of more than 200”, less than 300”
- Quilted runner
- Quilted bag
- Quilt as you go quilt; with or without batting
- A quilted item not listed
CLASS: MISCELLANEOUS
Prize Money: $6, $5, $4
Special Prize: A gift certificate donated by Heidi’s Hair Salon, Vankleek Hill, for a haircut, awarded to the exhibitor with the highest points in Sections 184 to 198.
- Wall Hanging with wood base, (can be barn board, engineered wood, or precut wood shapes)
- Hand crafted wood item
- Craft made from glass (stained glass, glass blowing)
- Painting, oil or acrylic, frame
- Tole painting, on metal or wood
- Earring, necklace or bracelet, set of two, mounted
- A craft made from clay pots
- AT THE FAIR – 2 or more pages of scrapbooking, any size, displayed in a book or in sleeves
- Set of three magnets displayed on a metal plate/piece
- Reusable menu board for weekly meal planning
- Item made using a repurposed dinner plate (any medium: glass, tin, plastic)
- Item made using Mason Jars – 2 or more jars
- Painted sign – can be from stencil workshop or hand-painted
- Wreath that features pinecones in some aspect
- Creative place card holders, 3 shown
CLASS: “Celebrating 175 Years of Farm to Plate”
Prize Money: $6, $5, $4 unless otherwise specified
Special Prize: $20 donated by Hillcrest Funeral Home, Mark & Lisa Henderson, in memory of Walter Davidson, awarded to the exhibitor with the second highest points in Sections 199 to 204.
- Craft with chalkboard as the base
- Table centre decoration that has three containers/jars/vases in a holder
- Generations Quilt – a quilted item made by several generations of family
- Home decoration with something tin as the base
- Welcome basket celebrating Canadian agriculture
- Décor item using Buffalo plaid (black & white or red & white)