CRAFT - Section 16 Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries

PLEASE NOTE CHANGES TO COLLECTION DATES

• ENTRY FEE: Open $3.00 per class/item, Junior $2.00 per class/item unless otherwise stated. Payment can be made by cheque (to Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association), EFTPOS, Credit Card, or cash ONLY. CASH not accepted through mail

• ENTRIES CLOSE: by POST or at Showground on TUESDAY 14th APRIL by 4.00pm

• ENTRIES ONLINE: MONDAY 20th APRIL 2020 by Midday

• NO LATE ENTRIES

• DELIVERY OF EXHIBITS: to be delivered to the PHILIP CHARLEY PAVILION on FRIDAY 24th APRIL or SATURDAY 25th APRIL between the hours of 10.00am and 4.00pm. ENTER VIA GATE 3

• JUDGING: as per section details. SUNDAY 26th APRIL, MONDAY 27th APRIL or TUESDAY 28th APRIL commencing at 9.00am.

• PRIZES: Open 1ST $6.00 2ND $3.00, Juniors 1st $5.00 2nd $2.00 unless otherwise stated, plus ribbons & cards

• COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS: TUESDAY 5th MAY between 10.00am & 6.00pm. Prize vouchers should be collected from the Steward and presented for payment either during the Show at the Cashier’s Office or after the show at the Secretary’s office by MONDAY 1st JUNE 2020

• AGE CLASSES: Exhibitor’s age will be taken as at the 1st MAY 2020.

SENIOR CRAFT (70 years & over) Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries

CONTACT STEWARD FOR SENIOR CRAFT: Ann Hair 02 4587 8006 STEWARDS: Jenny Harland, Fay Cragg, Jacqueline Hawkins-Wade ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated

• Please read the Conditions of Entry.

• Exhibitors must be 70 years of age and over – Age will be taken from the 1st day of the Show. Date of Birth must be stated on entry form.

• Limit of two entries per class.

• Exhibits must have been completed within the last two years.

Class 16001 Two Handkerchiefs with Crochet Edge Class 16002 Household article with Knitted edge Class 16003 Household article with Crochet edge Class 16004 Hand Knitted article in Fine Thread Class 16005 Crochet article in fine Thread Class 16006 Child's Garment in Hand Knitting Class 16007 Adult's Garment in Hand Knitting Class 16008 Household article, Hand knitted or crochet Class 16009 Hand Knitted or Crochet Scarf, Stole or Wrap Class 16010 Hand Knitted or Crochet Hat or Bag Class 16011 Machine Knitted Article Class 16012Hand Knitted Rug Class 16013 Crochet Rug Class 16014 Article of Embroidery, NOT FRAMED Class 16015 Fancy Coat Hanger Class 16016 Cushion - filled

Class 16017 Tea Cosy - please supply own teapot Class 16018 Paper Tole Picture, maximum size 50cm x 60cm Class 16019 Small article of Tapestry or Cross Stitch. NOT FRAMED Class 16020 Any Other Article of Handcraft (not Beading) Class 16021 Any small Article in Beadwork Class 16022 Sewing Machine Made Article Class 16023 Handcraft by Exhibitor 80 years & over, must state Date of Birth Class 16024 Handcraft by Exhibitor 90 years & over, must state Date of Birth BEST EXHIBIT IN SENIOR CRAFT Ribbon and a GIFT VOUCHER from SID'S SHOE SURGERY RICHMOND OLDEST EXHIBITOR IN SENIOR CRAFT $10.00 Prizemoney Donated by Mrs Pat Smith

CRAFT by PEOPLE with a DISABILITY Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries

CONTACT STEWARD FOR CRAFT BY PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY: Jenny Harland 02 9838 1354

ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated Article made by Group Home or 2 or more people Class 16050 Pottery/ Clay sculpture, maximum size 60cm x 70cm Class 16051 Woodwork Article, maximum size 60cm x 70cm Class 16052 Crochet/ Knitting Class 16053 Handmade Toy Class 16054 Sewing /Quilting article Class 16055 Paper Craft or Mache Class 16056 Miscellaneous Article, maximum size 60cm x 70cm If more than 5 items of the one type this class may be split. Class 16057 Small Article in Beadwork SPECIAL ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD of a GIFT VOUCHER Donated by Richmond Fruit Market, to be selected by the Judges from classes 16050 -16057 Article made by an Individual Class 16059 Pottery/ Clay sculpture, maximum size 60cm x 70cm Class 16060 Woodwork Article, maximum size 60cm x 70cm Class 16061 Tapestry/ Needlepoint Class 16062 Crochet/ Knitting Class 16063 Handmade Toy Class 16064 Sewing /Quilting article Class 16065 Paper Craft or Mâché Class 16066 Miscellaneous Article, maximum size 60cm x 70cm. If more than 5 items of the one type this class may be split. Class 16067 Small Article in Beadwork SPECIAL ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD, Ribbon and Gift Voucher donated by Richmond Fruit Market to be selected by the Judges from classes 16059 -16067 BEST EXHIBIT IN CRAFT by PEOPLE with a DISABLITY, Ribbon & GIFT VOUCHER Donated by Richmond Fruit Market CHAMPION EXHIBIT in Senior Craft and Craft by People with a Disability - LYN HAGGART MEMORIAL PERPETUAL TROPHY

NEEDLEWORK

Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries

CONTACT STEWARD: Diane Shaw 0418 432 615 STEWARDS: Maria Karantoni, Evonne Lester, Hanna Wade, Jacqueline Hawkins-Wade ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated

• Please read the Conditions of Entry

• PLEASE NOTE - Exhibits in this sub-section must be completed articles ready for use or display. Framed pictures should be entered in the Tapestry sub-section.

• Computer card embroidery may be used for decoration.

• Large items may not be fully displayed

Class 16100 Hand Smocked Garment, For Child 0 to 12yrs Class 16101 Smocking other than Childs, Article or Garment Class 16102 Machine made Child's garment, may contain some hand sewing Class 16103 Machine made Adult's garment, may contain some hand sewing Class 16104 Machine made article other than above, may contain some hand sewing Class 16105 Hand Embroidery to Printed Pattern, tablecloth, runner, duchess set etc. Class 16106 Article featuring embroidery, (NOT framed picture) to exhibitor's own design 16107 & 16108 - Articles in classes could be a box, stool, spectacle case, handbag, purse, utility bag etc. Class 16107 Article featuring Cross Stitch or Tapestry stitches, (NOT framed picture) Class 16108 Article featuring any other embroidery, (NOT framed picture) including computer card or machine embroidery Class 16109 Baby blanket, (NOT quilted) machine & handwork are judged where both are used. NO LARGER than 1 metre square Class 16110 Cushion, Fancy or Tailored, machine & handwork are judged where both are used Class 16111 Hardanger or Drawn and Pulled Embroidery Class 16112 Garment Machine or Handmade by a youth 20yrs & under,(restricted to an Exhibitor who has not attained the age of 21 by the 1st day of the Show). 1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 Donated by Adshaw Family Class 16113 Article other than a garment made by a youth 20yrs & under,(restricted to an Exhibitor who has not attained the age of 21 by the 1st day of the Show). Can have Hand or Machine Embroidery Eg: Mobile phone Case, or Cushion etc 1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 Donated by Adshaw Family Class 16114 MOTHERS DAY GIFT, small article only no larger than 30cm square. 1st $20.00, 2nd $10.00 Donated by the Karantoni Family Class 16115 Tea Cosy, embroidered surface stitching Class 16116 Something New from Something Old. Class 16117 Child's Toy, from recycled fabric, can include metal and or buttons. Class 16118 Most Creative APRON Class 16119 Fabric Handbag, with or without Decoration BEST EXHIBIT IN NEEDLEWORK - (classes 16100-16119) – Ribbon & $30.00 Donated in memory of Mr Fred Elias JUDGES ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD - Ribbon & $30.00 Donated in memory of Adshaw Family

PATCHWORK & QUILTING Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries

CONTACT STEWARD: Louise Hawkins 0431 546 934 STEWARDS: Judy Brown, Barbara Crook ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated

• Please read the Conditions of Entry Note: Quilts for presentation must be clean and in a lint free state Hand or machine work accepted throughout unless otherwise specified. All wall hangings must have rod pockets attached & MUST NOT be framed or mounted. All personal names front or back of item must be covered.

• Limit of ONE entry per Exhibitor per class except class 16211.

• Due to limited hanging space Large Quilts may be folded for display purposes

• PLEASE NOTE MAXIMUM SIZES

NOVICE CLASS (less than 18months experience and all own work) Class 16200 Table Runner, pieced & quilted Class 16201 Cot Quilt, pieced & domestic machine quilted. Class 16202 Quilt, Minimum size - 120cm x 120cm. Hand or Domestic machine quilted Class 16203 Wearable Patchwork or Article e.g. purse, bag, cushion cover BEST EXHIBIT IN NOVICE PATCHWORK Ribbon. Voucher donated by Fortune & Fairies, Richmond OPEN CLASS Class 16205 Table Runner pieced and quilted Class 16206 Wall Hanging, Maximum size 80cm x 80cm. Must have rod pocket, ready for hanging. Hand or Domestic machine made & quilted. Class 16207 Small Quilt, maximum size 150cm x 150cm. Hand or machine pieced & hand or domestic machine quilted. 1st Voucher donated by Fortune & Fairies, Richmond. Class 16208 Scrappy Quilt, made from recycled material, and or leftover material, Hand or domestic machine quilted. Class 16209 Patchwork Quilt made by one person and commercially quilted by another person Any size up to 1.8m x 2.2m Class 16210 Wearable Patchwork or article, including purse or bag

NO ENTRY FEE in Class 16211 although all articles will be donated to either Hawkesbury or Westmead Children's Hospital.

Class 16211 'Quilts for Love', size 60cm square quilt (minimal yellow & mauve in quilt) 1st Voucher donated by Gallery 20 WINDSOR CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN PATCHWORK – Ribbon, plus 1 year’s membership to the Quilters Guild of NSW Inc. plus Voucher donated by Fortune & Fairies, Richmond

TAPESTRY Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries

CONTACT STEWARD: Annette Leck 02 4571 1331 ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated

• Please read the Conditions of Entry

• Limit of TWO entries per Exhibitor per Class

• Entries are to be framed and ready to hang

• Size not to exceed 34" or 87cm by 37.5" or 95cm, excluding the frame OR at the Steward's discretion

COUNTED THREAD / EMBROIDERED PICTURE Class 16250 Counted Thread by Youth 20yrs & under,(restricted to an Exhibitor who has not attained the age of 21 by the 1st day of the Show). Class 16251 Open Class Counted Thread, on Cotton, Linen or Aida Cloth Class 16252 Cross Stitch Class 16253 Sampler Class 16254 Black Work Class 16255 Hand Embroidered Picture, Any Stitch Class 16256 Article Other Than Specified in HAND Needlework, MUST be framed

TAPESTRY Do not put Tapestry under glass Class 16260 Tapestry by Youth 20yrs & under,(restricted to an Exhibitor who has not attained the age of 21 by the 1st day of the Show). Class 16261 Tapestry Australian Theme Class 16262 Tapestry Rural Scene Class 16263 Tapestry Picture Class 16264 Tapestry using Continental, Gros Point, Half Stitch or Basket Weave, Any Thread Class 16265 Tapestry Portrait Class 16266 Tapestry in Long Stitch Class 16267 Tapestry in Petit Point Only Class 16268 Most Creative Tapestry, Using 3 or More Yarns and 5 or More Different Stitches

ARTICLE by EXHIBITOR AGED 70 YEARS & OVER Age will be taken from the 1st day of the Show. Date of Birth must be stated on entry form.

Class 16269 Hand Embroidered Picture Class 16270 Long Stitch Class 16271 Tapestry Picture Class 16272 Cross Stitch

BEST EXHIBIT IN COUNTED THREAD/EMBROIDERED PICTURES - Ribbon and Trophy in MEMORY OF Mrs. Margaret Fennell - $25 sponsored by The Tapestry Guild BEST EXHIBIT IN TAPESTRY Ribbon & $25 sponsored by The Tapestry Guild

KNITTING –Using Commercial Yarns Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries

CONTACT STEWARD: Kerry Dowling 0417 711 040 STEWARDS: Tony Meskauskas, Betty Hamilton, Diane Telega ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated Please read the Conditions of Entry

• Limit of TWO ENTRIES per exhibitor per class except class 16313 & 16324

• Ribbons can be stitched on Baby Jackets or Bonnets

• No shank buttons to be used on any baby items.

• All items should be blocked.

OPEN Class 16300 Knitted Lace in Fine Wool Class 16301 Knitted Adult's Scarf Class 16302 Knitted Shawl, Stole or Wrap Class 16303 Knitted Personal Item, e.g. hat, gloves, bag, brooch, socks etc. 1st - Voucher donated by The Wool Inn Penrith Class 16304 Knitted Adult's Garment, Cardigan or Jumper (any ply) Class 16305 Knitted Child's Garment, Cardigan or Jumper (any ply) Class 16306 Knitted Garment or Article in Cotton Class 16307 Knitted Sleeveless Vest, any ply Class 16308 Knitted Baby's Shawl or Bunny Rug Class 16309 Knitted Baby's Bootees or Shoettes or Socks Class 16310 Knitted Baby's Matinee Jacket Class 16311 Knitted Baby's Dress Class 16312 Knitted Baby's 3 Piece Outfit Class 16313 Knitted Premature Baby Hat or Beanie in 4 ply yarn, no ribbons or Buttons.NO ENTRY FEE. All articles will be donated to Hawkesbury Hospital NO LIMIT OF ENTRIES IN CLASS 16313 1st Prize $10 Donated by the Matheson Family. Class 16314 Knitted Baby's Beanie or Bonnet Class 16315 Knitted Child’s Beanie Class 16316 Knitted Adult’s Beanie Class 16317 Knitted Novelty Beanie 1st Prize $10 Donated by The Matheson Family Class 16318 Creative Knitting - any garment or item – own pattern Class 16319 Traditional Knitting - any garment or item – Fair Isle, Intarsia, Gansey, Aran, etc. Class 16320 Knitted Rug no larger than Single Bed Size Class 16321 Knitted Coat hanger Class 16322 Knitted item for Household use, E.g.: Dish Cloth, Cushion or Throws Class 16323 Article for Household use with Knitted Trim, egg: Hand Towel Class 16324 Knitted Beanie or Scarf for the HOMELESS NO ENTRY FEE All articles to be donated to the Hawkesbury Homeless Class 16325 Knitted Dog Coat Class 16326 Hand Knitted Knee Rug. Made by a group or family of 3 or more people SPECIAL PRIZE $50.00 donated anonymously BEST EXHIBIT IN HAND KNITTING CLASSES 16300 TO 16326 RIBBON & $25.00 donated by Hawkesbury Evening Branch of CWA

MACHINE KNITTING Class 16329 Adult's Jumper or Cardigan Class 16330 Knitted Vest Class 16331 Baby's Garment Class 16332 Baby's Shawl Class 16333 Child's (2 years & over) Garment Class 16334 Winter Warmer's, e.g. scarf, hat, socks, bed socks etc. Class 16335 Bolero/shrug/ shawl or cape Class 16336 Knee Rug Class 16337 Article Knitted on a Bulky Machine Class 16338 Any other Machine Knitted Article not mentioned above BEST EXHIBIT IN MACHINE KNITTING (Classes 16329 to 16338) Ribbon & $25.00 donated by Machine Knitters Assoc of NSW Inc. MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR in KNITTING (Classes 16300 to 16338) Voucher Donated by Banksia Yarns and Ribbon CHAMPION EXHIBIT in KNITTING (Classes 16300 to 16338) Ribbon & $25.00 Donated by Knitters Guild of NSW

WOOL ARTICLE/GARMENT STATE COMPETITION

CONTACT STEWARD: Tony Meskauskas 0409 312 161 Competition to be conducted at Show Society, Group & State Level Class 16345 HAWKESBURY WOOL ARTICLE / GARMENT COMPETITION (Winner to go onto Group Final) THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF WOOL ARTICLES AND/OR GARMENTS -CONDITIONS:

1. For the purpose of this competition the following definitions apply: a) Garment: an item that can be worn e.g. dress, jacket, scarf, hat b) Article: a utility item that is not worn but can be used in the home eg. blanket; with an outfit eg., bag; for amusement eg. toy; as a decoration eg. picture etc. c) Three Different Types: the 3 items in an entry must differ from each other in terms of their construction technique and/or their purpose eg.1 a knitted jumper, blanket and tea cosy OR eg.2 a knitted tea cosy, a crocheted tea cosy or a felted tea cosy OR eg.3 a knitted jumper, a knitted blanket and a crocheted blanket. 2. The whole article and/or garment must be constructed of, and contain a minimum of, 80% wool. 3. Exhibits (articles/garments) may be knitted, crocheted, sewn, felted etc and must be hand crafted (use of sewing machine is permitted). 4. A sample of the yarn, fabric or fibre with label must be attached to each item making up the exhibit. If a label is not available as a hand spun/felted, a handwritten label with relevant details and sample will suffice. 5. An exhibit in this competition may consist of the work of one individual or a group of individuals, or an organization. 6. All three articles/garments must have been completed within the 12 months prior to the local show and made by the exhibitor/s. 7. An exhibit having won at a local show may be exhibited (the same three articles/garments) at the Group Final. The winning exhibit at the Group Final is then eligible to compete in the State Final. 8. An exhibit is only eligible to represent one Show Society at Group level and one Group at State level. 9. An exhibit (article/garment) that has previously competed at Group level is not eligible to compete again. 10. If this class is not scheduled or attracts no entries at a local show, the Chief Pavilion Steward in consultation with the appropriate Pavilion Section Judges, may select three suitable individual exhibits and, with the exhibitors’ permission, enter them in the Group judging as an exhibit representing the particular Show Society concerned. 11. It is the responsibility of the Group Secretary and winner to co-ordinate the transfer of the winning entry to the ASC Office in Sydney for the State judging. Rules as at 22 February 2017

Class 16346 GROUP 4 FINAL WOOL ARTICLE / GARMENT COMPETITION – Winners from Blacktown, Castle Hill, Frenchs Forest, Hawkesbury, Luddenham, Menangle Park, Minto, Penrith and St.Ives (Winner goes to the 2021 RAS Final)

CROCHET Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries

CONTACT STEWARD: Elizabeth Miller 02 4573 1693 STEWARDS: Jan Nash, Danielle Poyzer ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated Please read the Conditions of Entry.

• Limit of ONE entry per exhibitor per class EXCEPT CLASSES 16353, 16354, 16367 & 16368.

• No shank buttons to be used on baby wear

• Ribbons may be stitched on bonnets

• Yarn labels to be attached when specific fibres or ply are asked for. Class 16350 Crochet Table Runner or Table Centre Class 16351 Two Crochet Doily's, with Different Patterns (fine) Class 16352 Article for Household Use with Crochet Trim Class 16353 Crochet Personal Item - hat, gloves socks etc, EXCLUDING scarves, wraps or shawls – (limit of two entries per exhibitor) Class 16354 Crochet Scarf, Wrap, Shawl or Poncho, (limit of two entries per exhibitor) Class 16355 Two Handkerchiefs with Different Crochet Edges Class 16356 Crochet Adult's Garment, (any ply) Class 16357 Crochet Child's Garment, to fit to 5 years’ old e.g. Jumper, cardigan dress made in any ply Class 16358 Crochet Baby's Shawl, (2-5ply) Class 16359 Crochet Baby's 3-piece Set, (No Shawl) e.g. Matinee Jacket, Bonnet and Bootees Class 16360 Any article in Mercerised Cotton, Size 10 to 100 not to be sewn on paper or cardboard. Class 16361 Crochet Cushion Cover any stitch Class 16362 Crochet Knee or Travel Rug e.g. Afghan or any stitch Class 16363 Crochet Rug or Bedspread, no larger than single bed size. Class 16364 Crochet Creative Item or novelty Class 16365 Crochet Coat hanger Class 16366 MOTHER'S DAY GIFT, any article in any ply. Class 16367 Crochet Beanie or Scarf for The Homeless – no limit on the number of entries.NO ENTRY FEE All exhibits to be donated to the Hawkesbury Homeless Class 16368 Crochet Premature Baby Hat or Beanie, in 4ply yarn, no ribbons or buttons – no limit on the number of entries. NO ENTRY FEE All Articles will be donated to Hawkesbury Hospital 1st $20 Donated by the Matheson Family, BEST EXHIBIT IN CROCHET - Ribbon and Gift Voucher Donated by Banksia Yarns

TATTING CONTACT STEWARD: Tony Meskauskas 0409 312 161 ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated NOTE: Articles in Tatting are not to be mounted on Cardboard Limit of TWO entries per exhibitor per class in Tatting classes 16369 to 16373 Class 16369 Article in Tatting by Youth 20yrs & under (restricted to an Exhibitor who has not attained the age of 21 by the 1st day of the Show). Class 16370 Novice/beginner (less than 18mths experience and all own work) Class 16371 Article made entirely in Tatting, any design Class 16372 Handkerchief or Fabric edged in Tatting. NOTE: handkerchief or fabric must be at least 20cms. Class 16373 Bookmark or Motif in Tatting BEST EXHIBIT IN TATTING -Ribbon and $20 donated by Mrs. E. Miller

BOBBIN LACE CONTACT STEWARD: Tony Meskauskas 0409 312 161 ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated NOTE: It is not necessary to mount articles. Limit of TWO entries per exhibitor per class in Bobbin Lace classes 16374 to 16379 Class 16374 Article in Bobbin Lace by Youth 20yrs & under,(restricted to an Exhibitor who has not attained the age of 21 by the 1st day of the Show). Class 16375 Novice/beginner (less than 18mths experience and all own work) Class 16376 Article made entirely of Bobbin lace Class 16377 Handkerchief or material article edged in Bobbin Lace NOTE that the handkerchief or fabric must measure at least 20cms Class 16378 Original design in Bobbin Lace Class 16379 MIXED LACE Any article incorporating two or more techniques. e.g. Bobbin Lace & Tatting or Knitted Lace & Bobbin Lace BEST EXHIBIT IN BOBBIN LACE - Ribbon and $20 donated by HDAA Auxiliary

SPINNING & WEAVING Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries

CONTACT STEWARD: Linda Coffill 0424 225 432 or Barbara Saunders 0400 731 575 STEWARDS: Margaret Davis, Michelle Killick, Tony Meskauskas ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated PRIZES: Open 1ST $6.00 2ND $3.00, Juniors 1st $5.00 2nd $2.00 unless otherwise stated, plus ribbons & cards

• Please read the Conditions of Entry

• Limit of ONE entry per Exhibitor per class.

• ALL CLASSES ARE OPEN TO ALL AGE GROUPS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

• Exhibits must have been finished within the past 12 months and must never have been worn or used.

• NOVICE is less than 2 yrs. experience.

• Junior – under 18 years of age - may enter any class in Spinning & Weaving. Age will be taken from the 1st day of the Show. Date of Birth must be stated on entry form.

• PLEASE NOTE – samples of Fibre for all Handspun classes must be supplied.

• All hanks in spinning classes must be 50gms or over unless otherwise specified.

SPINNING Class 16400 Specimen of fine handspun sheep fleece, 2ply equivalent, suitable for lace knitting, hand prepared, plied. Not less than 25gms. State purpose. Class 16401 Specimen of fine handspun sheep fleece, 4 ply equivalent, hand prepared, plied. Not less than 50gms. State purpose. Class 16402 Specimen of handspun sheep fleece, 8 ply equivalents, plied. State purpose. Class 16403 Specimen of bulky handspun sheep fleece, plied. State purpose. Class 16404 Specimen of handspun naturally coloured (no white) wool and plied overdyed. Must include a sample of the original sheep’s fleece. State purpose. Class 16405 Specimen of fibre blend, hand carded, handspun, plied. Include samples of all elements used. State if full or partial blend. State purpose. Class 16406 Specimen of any other handspun fibre (not sheep’s wool or alpaca), plied. State composition & purpose. Class 16407 Specimen of handspun alpaca, hand prepared, plied. State purpose. 1st Fleece donated by Australia Alpaca Association Hawkesbury Region Class 16408 Specimen of handspun novelty / art yarn plied. May be dyed. Not less than 100gms. State purpose. KURRAJONG HANDSPUN CRAFTS AWARD - BEST 3 SKEINS $25.00 cash for a competitor who produces 3 first placed entries in classes 16400 – 16408. Class 16409 JUNIOR Exhibitor Class (under 18yrs of age). Specimen of handspun fibre, hand prepared, plied. State purpose. Class 16410 NOVICE Exhibitor (Less than 2 years’ experience) Specimen of handspun fibre, hand prepared & plied. State purpose. 1st prize $25 donated by Kurrajong Handspun Crafts BEST EXHIBIT IN HANDSPUN – Ribbon plus $25.00 donated by Kurrajong Handspun Crafts

ARTICLES IN HANDSPUN Class 16411 Hand Knitted or Crochet Garment from handspun wool yarn. 1st $25.00 voucher Donated by Petlins Spinning & Weaving Supplies, Class 16412 Handspun Garment or Article made by Exhibitor 70 years & over, (restricted to an Exhibitor who has attained the age of 70 & over by the 1st day of the Show- state DOB on entry form) Class 16413 Hand Knitted or Crochet Garment made from handspun fibre. (For exhibitors with less than 12 months or less spinning experience, state on entry form) 1st Voucher donated by The Wool Inn Penrith Class 16414 Novice Hand Knitted or Crochet Garment made from handspun fibre (for those with less than 2 years’ experience in spinning). 1st $25 donated by Barbara Saunders Class 16415 Article or Garment handmade from Alpaca Fibre, using any technique (must contain 80% alpaca). 1st Fleece Donated by Australia Alpaca Association, Hawkesbury Region Class 16416 Scarf, Stole or Shawl fashioned from Handspun yarn, using any technique. BEST EXHIBIT IN HANDSPUN ARTICLE- classes 16411-16416 -Ribbon plus $25.00 donated by Kurrajong Handspun Crafts

BEST JUNIOR EXHIBIT IN HANDSPUN – Voucher donated by Banksia Yarns Richmond

ARTICLES IN NATURAL DYEING Class 16417 Three (3) hanks of handspun yarn dyed with natural dyes 50gms minimum per hank. State dye and purpose. Class 16418 Natural or Eco dyed Garment or Article. May be dyed or printed on any fabric, commercial or handwoven. BEST EXHIBIT in NATURAL DYEING – Ribbon plus $25.00 donated by Kurrajong Handspun Crafts ARTICLES IN FELTING Class 16419 Handmade Article or Toy made from natural fibre, using any technique. Class 16420 Hand Felted Garment made from any fibre Class 16421 Hand Felted Article made from any fibre 1st $25.00 donated by Margaret Davis BEST EXHIBIT in FELTING (all felted items) – Ribbon plus $25.00 donated by Kurrajong Handspun Crafts ARTICLE IN HANDWEAVING Class 16422 Length of Handwoven Fabric for Garment not less than 3 metres state purpose and supply a sample of yarns. 1st $25.00 voucher donated by Petlins Spinning & Weaving Supplies. Class 16423 Handwoven Garment or accessory, using natural fibre. Class 16424 Handwoven Napery, i.e. 4 placemats/ serviettes, table runner or cloth. Class 16425 Handwoven Floor Rug or Wall Hanging or Tapestry Class 16426 Handwoven Travelling Rug. Class 16427 Handwoven Scarf, Stole or Shawl 1st Voucher donated by The Wool Inn Penrith Class 16428 Article not mentioned above made from Handwoven Fabric BEST EXHIBIT in HANDWEAVING - Ribbon plus $25.00 donated by Kurrajong Handspun Crafts BEST NOVICE EXHIBIT IN HANDWEAVING (less than 2 years’ experience) - Voucher donated by J Schonkala

BEST JUNIOR EXHIBIT IN HANDWEAVING – Ribbon plus $25.00 donated by Kurrajong Handspun Crafts

KURRAJONG HANDSPUN CRAFTS AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE – Articles In open classes 16411-16428 - $25.00 donated by Kurrajong Handspun Crafts KURRAJONG HANDSPUN CRAFTS AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE –JUNIOR In junior classes - $15.00 donated by Kurrajong Handspun Crafts BLACK & COLOURED SHEEP BREEDERS ASSOCIATION -PRIZE FOR MOST OUTSTANDING ARTICLE handcrafted from naturally coloured wool featuring not more than 20% white or dyed wool. Attach a sample of original fleece $25.00 BLACK & COLOURED SHEEP BREEDERS ASSOCIATION -PRIZE FOR MOST OUTSTANDING ARTICLE handcrafted from overdyed naturally coloured wool (excluding white wool). Sample of original fleece must be supplied $25.00 CHAMPION EXHIBIT-McGlynn AWARD $25.00 + Perpetual Trophy classes 16411 - 16428

DOLLS & TOYS Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries CONTACT STEWARD: Val Elias 0409 592 234 STEWARD: Jan Phillips 0412 497 068 ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated Please read the Conditions of Entry

• Limit of TWO entries per exhibitor per class. Unless stated all dolls (except baby dolls) must be secured on a stand.

• Baby dolls are to have a small pillow for head only.

• All entries must be the exhibitor's own work and must have been finished in the 12 months prior to the show.

• All clothing must be exhibitor's own work unless otherwise indicated.

• Soft toys -e.g. clowns -must be weighted. Stiffened so they can sit/stand unaided

• NO GLUE TO BE USED ON DOLL OR CLOTHING AS DOLL WILL NOT BE JUDGED

OPEN DOLL CLASS Class 16500 Dressed Girl, Boy or Character Doll, can be Porcelain, Sculpted Cloth, or any Medium not in any other class. Will be judged on Doll and Clothing must NOT be taller than 65cm including STAND & HEADDRESS. Character must be named e.g.: Tinker Bell, Robin Hood etc. GENERAL DOLLS Judged on clothing only. Must NOT stand taller than 65cm including STAND & HEADDRESS. Commercial clothing will NOT be accepted Class 16501 Dressed baby doll not taller than 20 cm (8”) Class 16502 Doll with hand knitted bead clothing Class 16503 Doll with hand knitted woollen clothing Class 16504 Doll with hand crochet clothing, can be wool cotton or silk Class 16505 Doll Dressed in Fabric clothing, Doll can be a Barbie Doll or any other Doll BEST EXHIBIT in classes 16500 – 16505 - ribbon and $20.00 Donated by M Elias , Conzpec Civil General Toys & Soft Dolls - (must NOT be taller than 65cm.) Limit of Two Entries per Exhibitor per class Class 16506 Cloth Doll, judged on doll & clothing Class 16507 Soft Cuddly Toy or Doll for small child, no buttons/beads etc Class 16508 Soft Toy or Doll, hand knitted or crochet, can be a named character with detail. Class 16509 Soft Toy, other than Doll, e.g.: critters, etc made in any material. Class 16510 Cloth Doll made by person aged 70 years or over, (restricted to an exhibitor who has attained the age of 70 by the 1st day of the Show- state DOB on entry form). Judged on both Doll and Clothing Class 16511 Any Soft toy or Critter made by person 70 yrs. & over, (restricted to an Exhibitor who has attained the age of 70 by the 1st day of the Show- state DOB on entry form). Any material e.g.: fabric, wool. Class 16512 Any Toy or Doll made from recycled material, e.g.: Leather, old blanket, fur coat, chenille Class 16513 Bed Doll in Material Fabric Class 16514 Bed Doll Crochet or Knitted BEST EXHIBIT in classes 16506 – 16514 -Ribbon & $20.00 sponsored by Art by Anna CHAMPION EXHIBIT in classes 16500 – 16514 -Champion ribbon & $30.00 Donated by M Elias, Conzpec Civil

TOY BEARS Maximum height OPEN CLASS 50cm from Centre head to toe. Limit of Two Entries per Exhibitor per class Undressed, unless specified, other than collar, ribbon or bow tie. Can be disc or button jointed except traditional bears. Traditional Bears have disc jointed limbs – hand stitched noses, glass or shoe button eyes etc., and are made in brown or honey fabric. COMMERCIAL BEARS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED EXCEPT IN CLASS 16528 Class 16520 NOVICE CLASS – Novice Teddy Bear can be Mohair or Synthetic Fur. Novice is a person with less than 18 months experience and all their own work. Class 16521 Traditional Mohair Bear up to 50cm Class 16522 Traditional Synthetic Bear up to 50cm Class 16523 Traditional Teddy Bear up to 20cm in height, mohair or synthetic fur Class 16524 Teddy or Friend - Recycled Material e.g. jeans, old coat, chenille, old towel, etc Class 16525 Teddy or Friend - made from Mohair or synthetic fur. Class 16526 Patchwork or Embroidered Teddy. Class 16527 Dressed Bear Judged on Bear and clothing Class 16528 Dressed Commercial Bear Judged on Clothing only Class 16529 Knitted Teddy Bear Class 16530 Crochet Teddy Bear Class 16531 Comfort Teddy Bear – suitable to brighten someone’s day. Class 16532 Critters made of fur fabric BEST BEAR EXHIBIT in classes 16520 – 16532 - Ribbon & $20.00 donated by The GINGERBREAD HOUSE

MISCELLANEOUS CRAFT Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries CONTACT STEWARD: Penny Fraser 02 4578 2989 ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated STEWARDS: Stephanie Shaw, Margaret Terry Please read the Conditions of Entry

• Limit of one entry per class except where otherwise stated

• Articles must have been completed in the last twelve months.

• Please ensure name of exhibitor, if on work, is COVERED

• Novice is defined as an exhibitor who has never won first prize in a similar class.

• Senior is an exhibitor 70 years or over. Age will be taken from the 1st day of the Show- state DOB on entry form

• MAXIMUM size for ALL articles 60cms wide x 40cms deep x 60cms high (due to restricted display space)

• MAXIMUM weight for all articles must not exceed 10 kgs. (W H & S)

• OVERSIZE ARTICLES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

FOLK ART Class 16600 Folk Art - Novice class any design Class 16601 Folk Art - Original design Class 16602 Folk Art - Australiana theme Class 16603 Folk Art – Pen & Ink Wash Class 16604 Folk Art – Traditional/Historical- including Baroque, Baueramalerei, Hinderloopen, Intarsia, Naive (incl. canvas floor mats) Class 16605 Folk Art - Open BEST EXHIBIT IN FOLK ART Ribbon and $20 donated by Howlett family in memory of Linda

WOODWORK NOVICE Class 16606 Woodwork Novice Turned article Class 16607 Woodwork Novice Article made by hand Class 16608 Woodwork Novice Scrollsaw piece BEST EXHIBIT IN NOVICE WOODWORK Ribbon and $20 sponsored by Hawkesbury Woodcraft Co-op Inc.

WOODWORK Senior 70 yrs. & over Class 16609 Woodwork Senior Turned article Class 16610 Woodwork Senior Article made by hand Class 16611 Woodwork Senior Scrollsaw piece BEST EXHIBIT IN SENIOR WOODWORK – Ribbon and $10 donated by Penny Frazer

WOODWORK OPEN Class 16612 Woodwork Open Turned Article Class 16613 Woodwork Open Article made by hand Class 16614 Woodwork Open Scrollsaw piece Class 16615 Woodwork Open Hand carved Article BEST EXHIBIT IN OPEN WOODWORK – Ribbon and $10 donated by Penny Frazer CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN WOODWORK - Ribbon & $50 donated by Mrs. Del Swain

LEATHERWORK (2 entries are permitted) Class 16616 Leatherwork saddlery Class 16617 Leatherwork article other than saddlery e.g.: belt, handbag, BEST EXHIBIT IN LEATHERWORK Ribbon

DECORATED GLASSWORK (2 entries are permitted) Class 16618 Decorated Glasswork

STAINED GLASS (2 entries are permitted per class) Class 16619 Stained Glass

PAPER TOLE (2 entries are permitted) Class 16620 Paper Tole

CERAMICS (2 entries per class are permitted) Class 16621 Ceramics - Glaze or stain Class 16622 Ceramics - Multitechniques

METALWORK (2 entries are permitted) Class 16623 Metalwork Article

PYROGRAPHY (2 entries are permitted) Class 16624 Pyrography GREETING CARDS Set of four cards each one using a different technique such as stamping, quilling etc. mounted on HARD cardboard which is no larger than 40cm x 40cm. Class 16625 Greeting Cards Class 16626 Greetings Cards - Open Class 16627 Greeting Cards - Senior BEST EXHIBIT IN GREETING CARDS – Ribbon & $20 sponsored by Richmond Travel Centre

BEADWORK Class 16628 Beadwork Flat article, E.g. doily Class 16629 Beadwork Shaped article, e.g. bell BEST EXHIBIT IN BEADWORK -Ribbon JEWELLERY Class 16630 Jewellery Beaded Class 16631 Jewellery Wire Wrapped Class 16632 Jewellery Silver Class 16633 Jewellery Enamelled, Resin or Polymer Class 16634 Jewellery Fabric e.g. Felt, leather, fabric flowers Class 16635 Jewellery Any Material other than above e.g. Horsehair BEST EXHIBIT IN JEWELLERY -Ribbon and $20 sponsored by Penny Fraser SCRAPBOOKING One page only mounted on HARD cardboard (not to exceed 30cm x 30cm) Class 16636 Scrapbooking – Novice Class 16637 Scrapbooking - Senior Class 16638 Scrapbooking - Open Class 16639 Scrapbooking - Heritage Class 16640 Scrapbooking featuring Mothers BEST EXHIBIT IN SCRAPBOOKING - Ribbon plus $30 voucher sponsored by Davies Office Supplies, Windsor

MOSAICS Class 16641 Mosaic article, no larger than 60cm x 70cm x 40cm EGGSHELL WORK (2 entries per class are permitted) Class 16642 Eggshell Work – any size MACRAMÉ Class 16643 Article in Fine Macramé Class 16644 Article in Coarse Macramé NOVELTY ITEM Class 16645 Novelty Item - Open Class 16646 Novelty Item - Under 20yrs Class 16647 Novelty Item Senior (over 70 yrs.)

UPCYCLED¹ and RECYCLED² ITEMS This section is proudly sponsored by Hawkesbury City Council. ¹ Upcycled means the entry is made from materials redesigned from a different purpose. ² Recycled means the original item has been taken back to its original constituents e.g.: recycled paper has been pulped before being re-used.(all classes below can consist of either or both)

Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries CONTACT STEWARD: Penny Fraser 02 4578 2989 STEWARDS: Stephanie Shaw, Margaret Terry ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item, unless otherwise stated Please read the Conditions of Entry

• Limit of one entry per class except where stated

• Articles must have been completed in the last twelve months.

• Entries should be functional or decorative.

• Please ensure name of exhibitor, if on work, is COVERED

• Note SIZE of article against each class.

• Unless specified below, MAXIMUM size for ALL articles 60cms wide x 40cms deep x 60cms high (due to restricted display space)

• Maximum WEIGHT for all articles must not exceed 10 kgs. (W H & S)

• OVERSIZE ARTICLES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

Classes 16660 -16671 Prize money 1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00 sponsored by Hawkesbury City Council Class 16660 Dog Coat made from repurposed materials (all entries will be given to Hawkesbury Animal Shelters) Class 16661 Carry Bag (35cm x 40cm) Class 16662 Article primarily made from plastic (max. size 60cmW x 40cmD x 50cmH) Class 16663 Article primarily made from paper and/or cardboard (max. size 60cmW x 40cmD x 50cmH) Class 16664 Article primarily made from garden/farm/household, tools, utensils or equipment (max. size 60cmW x 40cmD x 50cmH) Class 16665 Article made primarily from used or waste wire or metal. (max. size 60cmW x 40cmD x 50cmH) Class 16666 Article made for household use or decoration made from used or waste wood. E.g. picture frame, coffee table . (max. size 60cmW x 40cmD x 50cmH) Class 16667 Decorative article made from glass, ceramics and/or pottery (max. size 60cmW x 40cmD x 50cmH) Class 16668 Sculptures on Show (for use afterwards in a garden) (Max. size 60cmW x 40cmD x 70cmH). Please note weight limit above. Class 16669 Functional item made from any item/s not specified above. PRIMARY SCHOOLS ONLY- one entry per class Class 16670 A statue made from materials (Max. size 30cmW x 30cmD x 40cmH) HIGH SCHOOLS ONLY- one entry per class Class 16671 Article made from garden/farm/household tools, utensils or equipment (Max. size 60cmW x 40cmD x 50cmH) BEST EXHIBIT IN UPCYCLED/RECYCLED -RIBBON and $60.00 sponsored by Hawkesbury City Council

HAND FIRED PAINTED PORCELAIN ART Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries CONTACT STEWARD: Maggie Scott 0416 299 756 ENTRY FEE: $3.00 per class/item unless otherwise stated Please read Conditions of Entry

• Limit of 2 Entries per Exhibitor per class ADVANCED Classes excluding Teachers. Class 16680 Flowers Painted on China. Class 16681 Birds and/or Animals painted on China. Class 16682 Australian Native flora and or Fauna painted on China. Class 16683 Landscape including Pen and Wash on China BEST EXHIBIT IN ADVANCED PORCELAIN ART Ribbon and $25.00 Donated by NSW Porcelain Artists Association Inc. OPEN Classes including teachers Class 16690 Flowers Painted on China. Class 16691 Birds and/or Animals painted on china. Class 16692 Lustre on China. Class 16693 Pen and Wash on China. Class 16694 Miniature work – less than 7 cm. Class 16695 Modern, Abstract and/or Experimental Class 16696 Any other subject Painted on China. BEST EXHIBIT IN OPEN PORCELAIN ART – Ribbon and $25.00 Donated by NSW Porcelain Artists Association Inc. Encouragement Award Porcelain Art - $25.00 Donated by TIPA (THE TEACHING INSTITUTE OF PORCELAIN ART (N.S.W.) INC.) (Selected from either Advanced or Open classes.) CHAMPION EXHIBIT – Ribbon and $25.00 donated by Mrs Maggie Scott

JUNIOR CRAFT - (School Years 12 and under) Please use School entry form on page 33. CONTACT STEWARD: Elizabeth Anderson 0414 467 957 STEWARDS: Rae McCully, Rachel Stephenson ENTRY FEE: $2.00 per class/item. Please read Conditions of entry

• SCHOOL exhibits: Please include details of a teacher (name & contact number) available for contact out of school hours.

• SCHOOL ENTRIES: TEACHERS PLEASE NOTE: ▪ Due to lack of space, Schedule Classes are limited to SIX ENTRIES PER SCHOOL CLASS / PER

SCHEDULE CLASS. ▪ Please select the SIX best exhibits from your School Class and enter them in the names of the

individual children. ▪ Please ensure that exhibits are marked with Section and Class numbers, and delivery boxes etc.

with the School Name. ▪ Also, please supply verification of the school class of the student and that the work submitted is

that of the student ▪ WORK Completed by a Year 12 Student may be entered in the following classes 16851-16863

• Refer to Craft schedule for Delivery and pick up times and Junior Entry Form.

Pre School to Year 2 Class 16800 Pre School & Kindergarten, Textile or sewing craft, Class 16801 Pre School & Kindergarten, Handmade toy or game no larger than 20cm x 20cm x 20cm Class 16802 Pre School & Kindergarten, Novelty Craft no larger than 30 x 30cm x 30cm Class 16803 Year 1 Textile or sewing craft Class 16804 Year 1 Handmade toy or game no larger than 20cm x 20cm x 20cm Class 16805 Year 1 Novelty craft no larger than 30cm x 30cm x 30cm Class 16806 Year 2 Textile or sewing craft Class 16807 Year 2 Handmade toy or game no larger than 20cm x 20cm x 20cm Class 16808 Year 2 Novelty craft no larger than 30cm x 30cm x 30cm Class 16809 Year K to 2 An article made of wood no larger than 40cm x 40cm x 40cm Class 16810 Year K to 2 An article suitable for MUM for Mother’s Day Class 16811 Year K to 2 Any Other Craft Article not eligible for entry in other classes no larger than 40xm x 40cm x 40cm BEST EXHIBIT IN Year 2 & under CRAFT - Ribbon & $20.00 Donated by Betty Hamilton Years 3 to 6 - Textiles Class 16812 Hand Made or Hand Embroidered Article Class 16813 Cross Stitch on even weave fabric, Small Article no larger than 20cm x 20cm Class 16814 Canvas work picture - tapestry/long stitch, framed or unframed Class 16815 Soft Toy, e.g. Rabbit, seal, rag doll, bear Class 16816 Patchwork article Class 16817 Machine stitched article Class 16818 Wool Craft Item, (e.g. Knitting / Crochet), 1st $10.00 donated by Rachel Stephenson Class 16819 Lace article, e.g. crochet, knitting, bobbin lace etc. Special encouragement award for effort in Years 3 -6 textiles - $20.00 donated by Val Elias BEST EXHIBIT in Years 3 - 6 Textiles - Ribbon & $20.00 Donated by Betty Hamilton

Years 3 to 6 Wood Craft Class 16821 Wood Craft Article BEST EXHIBIT IN Years 3 - 6 WOOD CRAFT - Ribbon & $20.00 donated by The Stephenson Family Years 3 to 6 Miscellaneous Craft Class 16822 Papier Mache Article no larger than 20cm x 20cm x 20cm Class 16823 Pottery article, no larger than 20cm x 20cmx 20cm Class 16824 Decorated Box or Picture Frame no larger than 20cm x 20cm x 20cm Class 16825 Greeting Card Class 16826 Novelty Item, no larger than 30cm x 30cm x 30cm Class 16827 Scrap Booking, single page only, in sleeve Class 16828 Handmade jewellery Class 16829 An article suitable for mum for Mother’s Day Class 16830 Any other craft article, not eligible for another class in this section, no larger than 40cm x 40cm x 40cm Best Exhibit in Years 3 -6 Miscellaneous Craft - Ribbon & $20.00 Donated by Betty Hamilton BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT by a Primary School Student, selected from exhibits entered by a Primary School – Ribbon $20.00 Donated by Audrey Nutman MOST SUCCESSFUL PRIMARY SCHOOL - (awarded on a point score basis) Ethel Nutman Memorial shield. 2019 Winner – Colo Heights Public School Best Individual Exhibit by a child Year 6 and under - The Joan Turnbull Perpetual Memorial Trophy plus $25.00 Donated by the Turnbull Family. Year 7, 8, 9 & 10 Textiles Class 16831 Rag doll or Soft Toy Class 16832 Tapestry, Long Stitch or Cross Stitch, Picture ready to hang Class 16833 Decorated fabric article, painted, printed or dyed Class 16834 Patchwork Article, small, other than a quilt. 1st $20.00 Donated by Betty Hamilton Class 16835 Patchwork Quilt Class 16836 Article featuring Embroidery Class 16837 Item of clothing, e.g. dress, skirt, vest or pants Class 16838 Any other Sewn Article, e.g. Bag, cushion Class 16839 Lace article, e.g. crochet, knitting, bobbin lace etc Class 16840 Wool craft item eg. Knitting or crochet. Special Encouragement Award for effort in Textiles – Years 7 – 10 $10.00 Donated by Rachael Stephenson BEST EXHIBIT IN Year 10 & under TEXTILES - $20.00 & Ribbon Donated by Betty Hamilton Years 7, 8, 9 & 10 Miscellaneous Craft Class 16841 Paper craft, eg papier mache, origami, paper cutting no larger than 30cm x 30cm x30xm Class 16842 Creative Mask Class 16843 Handmade jewellery Class 16844 Wood Craft article no larger than 30cm x 30cm x 30cm Class 16845 Scrapbooking, single page only, in sleeve Class 16846 Ceramic or pottery article Special Trevor Davidson Encouragement Award (class 16846) - $30.00 donated by Hawkesbury Community Arts Workshops

Class 16847 Metalwork Article no larger than 40cm x 40cm x40cm Class 16848 Greeting Card, any medium Class 16849 Any Article suitable for mum for Mother’s Day Class 16850 Any other craft article, which is not eligible for another class in this section. Max 40cm x 40cm x 40cm BEST EXHIBIT in Years 10 and Under MISCELLANEOUS CRAFT – Ribbon and $10.00 donated by Rae McCully NOTE: WORK Completed by a Year 12 Student may be entered in the following classes Years 11 & 12 Textiles Class 16851 Item of clothing that can be worn, sewn or knitted Class 16852 A handmade or decorated item that can be used in the household eg: cushion, wall hanging. May contain embroidery, print making etc.

Class 16853 A Patchwork Article Class 16854 A Lace Article e.g. Crochet, Knitting, Bobbin Lace Class 16855 A Soft Toy BEST EXHIBIT Years 11 & 12 Textiles – Ribbon & $10.00 Donated by Elizabeth Anderson Years 11 & 12 Miscellaneous Craft Class 16857 Homemade Jewellery Class 16858 Woodwork article, no larger than 40cm x 40cm x 40cm Class 16859 Pottery article, no larger than 40cm x 40cm x 40 cm Class 16860 Metalwork article, no larger than 40cm x 40cm x 40 cm Class 16861 Paper Craft article e.g. Origami, Paper Mache etc. No larger than 40cm x 40cm x40cm Class 16862 An article suitable for mum for Mother’s Day Class 16863 Any other Craft item which is not eligible for another class in this Section BEST EXHIBIT Years 11 & 12 Miscellaneous Craft - Ribbon & $10.00 Donated by Rae McCully BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT by a Student Years 7 to 12 – Ribbon & $10.00 donated by Elizabeth Anderson CHAMPION EXHIBIT IN JUNIOR CRAFT - Sinavin Prize – 2019 winner – Lara McPherson GROSE WOLD ENCOURAGEMENT SHIELD FOR JUNIOR CRAFT Awarded to a Primary Aged Student, chosen by the Junior Craft Stewards - 2019 Winner Lauren Attard

LAPIDARY Please use entry form on page 31 for all Craft entries

CONTACT STEWARD: Amena Murray 02 4571 1517 STEWARDS: Julie Finlay 0420 331 678, Linda Duffy 0428 818 473, Heather Smith ENTRY FEE: Open & Novice $3.00 per class/item, Juniors $2.00 per class/item. PLEASE READ CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

• LIMIT OF TWO ENTRIES per Exhibitor per Class

• EXHIBITORS - PLEASE READ the Gem Council Competition and Judging Manual No. 8. All Minerals are to show name and location origin.

• All Lapidary classes will be judged according to the AFLACA Competitor and Current Issue.

• Judgement Manual – No. 8 - Lapidary and Allied Competitions, Level 3. Manual B3.3

• Exhibits must be entirely the work of the Exhibitor.

• STAGING - Stones must be on a suitable surface for judging and display.

SPECIAL PRIZES for POINT SCORES GEM & LAPIDARY COUNCIL OF NSW - Trophies for highest point scores in both Open & Junior classes - 1st 4, 2nd 3, Highly Commended 1 point HAWKESBURY VALLEY LAPIDARY CLUB - Awards for highest point scores by HVL Club Members in Open classes - $20.00 & Junior classes - $10.00. 1st 3, 2nd 2, Highly Commended 1 point

JUNIOR CLASSES (16 Years and Under) Refer Judging Manual Sections

Age will be taken from the 1st day of the Show- state DOB on entry form Please note all Stones MUST be Polished on Backs Juniors May Not Enter the NOVICE CLASSES

Class 16900 Standard Cabochon Section 1a Class 16901 Australian Fossil, single specimen, supply name of fossil & area where found. Section 32a Class 16902 Commercially Mounted Jewellery with item cut & set by the exhibitor Section2s Class 16903 Jewellery Wire wrapped with Fossil or Mineral set by Exhibitor Section 17e Class 16904 Jewellery Wire wrapped with stone polished on both sides, Cut & Set by the exhibitor Section 18e Class 16905 Jewellery, made entirely of Metal, not intended to include Lapidary minerals or fossils Section 18a Class 16906 Gem tree must fit into a cube over 150mm & less than 300mm in height. Section 16 Class 16907 Novelty Gem Craft Section 15 Class 16908 Carving Fully 3–Dimensional, (Refer Judging Manual Page 37) Section 5a HIGHEST POINT SCORE IN CLASSES 16900 – 16908 prize donated by J. Finlay HAWKESBURY VALLEY LAPIDARY CLUB highest point score by a HVLC Member – $10.00. GEM & LAPIDARY COUNCIL OF NSW highest point score – Trophy BEST EXHIBIT IN JUNIOR LAPIDARY Ribbon & $20.00 donated by J. Finlay

NOVICE CLASSES Refer Judging Manual

* Please note all Stones MUST be Polished on Backs

Class 16909 Standard Cabochon Section 1a Class 16910 Double Standard Cabochon Manual part D Section 2a Class 16911 Fancy Cabochon Section1b Class 16912 Freeform Max size 40mm, Min 15mm Section 3 Class 16913 Commercial Jewellery Mount with Lapidary Item cut& set, by the Exhibitor [not faceted] Section 2s Class 16914 Jewellery Wire Wrapped with Commercial Lapidary, Items set by the Exhibitor Section 18f Class 16915 Gem Tree must fit into a cube over 150mm & less than 300mm in height Section16 Encouragement Award Prize $20.00 - Donated by A Murray & J Finlay

OPEN CLASSES Refer Judging Manual Sections

* Please note all Stones MUST be Polished on Backs

Class 16916 Standard Cabochon Section 1a Class 16917 Double Standard Cabochon manual part D Section 2a Class 16918 Fancy Cabochon Section 1b Class 16919 Double Fancy Cabochon manual part D Section2b Class 16920 Freeform - max. size 40mm, min. 15mm Section 3 HIGHEST POINT SCORE IN CABOCHON CLASSES 16916 - 16920 $30.00 Voucher donated by Bakers Delight Windsor Street Richmond

Class 16921 Freeform - specified material - Opal solid – Min size 10mm Section 3 Class 16922 Opal Doublet - Domed Section 4b Class 16923 Opal Triplet Section 4c HIGHEST POINT SCORE IN OPAL CLASSES 16921 - 16923 $40.00 Voucher donated by Victorian Touch Richmond

Class 16924 Cast Ring made by the exhibitor, with faceted stone cut & set by the exhibitor Section 19b Class 16925 Opal Jewellery setting made, and stone cut and set entirely by the exhibitor Section 18b Class 16926 Commercial Jewellery Mount with Faceted stone cut & set by the exhibitor Section 2s Class 16927 Jewellery made entirely of Metal (not to include lapidary minerals or fossils) Section 18a Class 16928 Jewellery - Setting made & Stone cut & set entirely by the exhibitor (not faceted) Section 18b Class 16929 Commercial Jewellery Mount with item cut & set by the exhibitor (not faceted) Section 2s Class 16930 Cast Jewellery - Setting with Stone, cut and set by the exhibitor (not faceted) Section 19b Class 16931 Jewellery – Commercial Setting with faceted stone cut & set entirely by exhibitor Section 18b Class 16932 Jewellery - Wire Wrapped with stone polished on both sides cut & set by the exhibitor Section 18e Class 16933 Jewellery - Wire Wrapped with Fossil or Mineral Items set by the exhibitor section 18e Class 16934 Wire Wrapped Item with commercial stones set by the exhibitor Section 18f HIGHEST POINT SCORE 16924- 16934 - $50.00 Voucher donated by Chemsave Pharmacy, Richmond Class 16935 Carving Fully 3-Dimensional (refer Judging Manual Page 37) Section 5a Class 16936 Polished Flat Surface Section 13 Class 16937 Tumbled Stones, named set of 3 different materials, natural shape Section 12b

Class 16938 Australian Fossil, single specimen, supply name of fossil & area where found Section 32a Class 16939 Open Gem Tree must fit into a cube over 150mm & less than 300mm Section 16 Class 16940 Novelty Gem Craft, handmade Section 17 BEST EXHIBIT in OPEN LAPIDARY -highest point score Classes 16916 - 16940 – $50.00 Donated by Michele Murphy GEM & LAPIDARY COUNCIL OF NSW - highest point score – Trophy HAWKESBURY VALLEY LAPIDARY CLUB - highest point score by a HVLC member $20.00 MARINE SHELLCRAFT - Maximum size 30cm Junior Classes Class 16941 Marine Shell Carving (Junior) Class 16942 Marine Shell Picture (Junior) Class 16943 Marine Shell Novelty (Junior) BEST EXHIBIT IN JUNIOR MARINE SHELL CRAFT - Ribbon & $20.00 donated by L. Duffy MARINE SHELLCRAFT - Maximum size 30cm Open Classes Class 16944 Marine Shell Carving (Open) Class 16945 Marine Shell Picture (Open) Class 16946 Marine Shell Novelty (Open) BEST EXHIBIT IN OPEN MARINE SHELL CRAFT - Ribbon & $30.00 donated by L. Duffy