Class 36 Crafts & Fine Arts, Woodworking, Seasonal & Scrapbooking
Directors: Lisa Stroszka- 519-546-5391, Sabrina Stroszka and Heather Israel
Rules & Regulations:
1. All domestic goods (sewing & crafts) must be work of the exhibitors. Judges are authorized to disqualify
soiled, worn or inappropriate items.
2. Each exhibitor may have only one entry per section
3. All work may be shown for not more than 2 years. (Pictures are taken each year)
4. In cases of no competition, the prize will be withheld unless the exhibit is worthy of a prize.
5. Entries must be ticketed and placed by 11:30 am Friday, Sept. 9th, 2022. This rule will be strictly enforced.
6. Safety pins, no straight pins should be used for attaching samples or tickets to article.
7. All yarn items to have samples of material used is required as part of your entry and should be securely
fastened.
8. All pictures in Sections 1-3 must be framed and ready to hang. Names to be covered. One entry per section.
9. All New Exhibitors please mark your tag N.E by your name on the flip portion of the tag
Prizes: $5.00; $4.00; $3.00
1. Oil/Acrylic painting, new exhibitor
2. Seasonal Scene(s), oil/acrylic
3. Water colour, any size
4. Sketch, pencil or pen & ink
5. Picture, counted x stitch or needlepoint
6. A decorative wine glass
7. An item of stained glass
8. A paper flower bouquet
9. A decorated clothing article
10. An article made of felt
11. An item made of plastic canvas
12. An article of Swedish Weaving / Huck Embroidery
13. An decorative planter box
14. A picture frame (inside or out) decorated
15. A doll, dressed (doll not necessarily handcrafted)
16. An item of counted x stitch, other than picture
17. A wreath with the theme of fair (Family Ties and Homemade Pies)
18. An item of handcrafted jewelry, not made of wood
19. A) Mandala Colouring Page Completed. B.) Mandala Animal Coloured Picture Completed
20. Garden Glass Art – under 24 inches
21. Three (3) Christmas Ornaments ready to hang
22. Homemade Teddy Bear / Doll
23. Christmas Stocking
23. My favourite craft, any other method not listed in prize book
24. “As Seen on Pinterest” – A craft idea you got from Pinterest – include picture from Pinterest
Len’s Mill Store Special
Exhibitor with the most Points in section 1-24 wins a $10.00 gift card
H&A Kidd
1st place winner in Section 17 wins a prize
Class 36B: Woodworking
Rules & Regulations:
1. Wooden articles must be constructed by exhibitor.
2. Items may be left natural, painted or varnished unless otherwise stated.
3. All work must not be shown for more than 2 years at a time. (pictures are taken each year)
4. In case of no competition (decision made by the judge); the prize will be withheld unless the exhibit is worthy of a prize.
Prizes: $4.00; $3.00; $2.00
25. A Wood burning cutting board
26. Welcome Sign for a wedding
27. An article made from Reclaimed wood
28. An article made from Skids
29. An article made from Barn Board
30. Wooden Child Toys, stained and finished
31. Cutting Board made from two different kinds of wood
32. Cheese Board stained and finished
33. 2 Christmas decorations, ready to hang
Raynbow Signs Inc. Special
Exhibitor with the most points in sections 25-33 (Woodworking) received an additional $10.00
Class 36C: Seasonal (Thanksgiving)
Prizes: $5.00; $4.00; $3.00
34. 2 Placemats, (Thanksgiving)
35. Pair of decorated candle holders (Thanksgiving)
36. Dinner table arrangement (Thanksgiving)
37. 2 Wine glasses decorated for a special occasion
38. Wall hanging (Thanksgiving)
39. Swag/or Wreath ready to hang (Thanksgiving)
40. Table runner (Thanksgiving)
41. Thanksgiving centrepiece for the table
42. Thanksgiving gift basket (using edible items)
Len’s Mill Store Special
Exhibitor with the most Points in section 34 - 42 wins a $10.00 gift card
Barn Quilt Special - Sponsored by Evelyne Near and Lisa Stroszka
Did you do a barn quilt this year? Or did you take a class?
Here is the section to put it in. (no bigger than 2 feet by 2 feet).
A barn quilt is a piece of wood or sign board that's been painted to look like a quilt block.
1st Prize is $20, 2nd Prize is $15. 3rd Prize is $10
Class 36D: Scrapbooking & Card making
Rules & Regulations:
1. Must be on a 12x12 page and one side of page done only in a protective sleeve.
2. Tag attached at bottom left of scrapbook page.
3. All Cards in a protective sleeve
4. Youth Age Children (19 years & under) entering this class must pay the $5.00 Adult membership
Prizes: $5.00; $4.00; $3.00
43. A Scrapbook page: Canada Day
44. A Scrapbook page: 3 or 4 Generations
45. A Scrapbook page: Fall Fair Parade (any year)
46. A Scrapbook page: A New Arrival (baby or pet)
47. A Scrapbook page: Family Vacation
48. A Scrapbook page: “Something orange”
49. An Exploding box: https://www.instructables.com/id/Exploding-Box
50. A handcrafted Card: Get Well (no envelope)
51. A handcrafted Card: Birthday Card (no envelope)
52. A handcrafted card: New Baby (no envelope)
53. A handcrafted card: Valentines Card (no envelope)
54. A handcrafted Card: Congratulations (no envelope)
Raynbow Signs Inc. Special
Exhibitor with the most points in sections 43-54 (Scrapbooking & Card making) received an additional $10.00
Class 36E: Senior Citizens & Nursing Home
Rules: Age: 60 plus No membership payment required for this section
Prizes: $5.00; $4.00; $3.00
59. Article of knitting for a grandchild
60. Article of crochet for a grandchild
61. Collection of pictures, mounted, of “me” through the years, state age under each picture
62. House plant, potted
63. Article of embroidery
64. A Craft you learned in your childhood (old or new)
65. A Homemade Apron
66. An Adult Colouring Page completed
Penmanship Special for Senior Citizens 65 & over
Sponsored by Linda Saunders
Prizes: 1st: $10.00 2nd: $8.00, 3rd: $5.00
Instructions: On Unlined paper write the following poem:
“Country Scene” by Linda Ori
The busy spider spins his web
Behind the outhouse door
While lazy shadows lengthen
On the dusty wooden floor;
In the barn the hay lies warm
Beneath the sloping roof,
While horses swish the flies away
With tails and stomping hoof;
The hens are clucking busily
While chicks run all around,
And rolly polly piglets
Snort their noses on the ground;
A gong heard in the distance
Calls workers home to dine,
While mother with her basket
Takes the laundry from the line;
Soon the porch will come to life
With tea and lemonade,
And rockers gently rocking
'Neath the overhanging shade;
The golden wheat is waving
In the field behind the house,
The apple trees are buzzing
And the cat has caught a mouse;
Life in its simplicity
Lies peaceful in this place,
There's time to smell the roses
Blooming grandly in their vase.