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STITCHIN’ ON THE RIDGE
June 5 – 7, 2015
Registration opens February 1, 2015
Carolinas Region, EGA Seminar 2015
Ridgecrest Conference Center
Ridgecrest, North Carolina
The mission of the Embroiderers’ Guild is to stimulate appreciation for and celebrate the heritage of embroidery by advancing the highest
standards of excellence in its practice through education, exhibition, preservation, collection and research.
(www.egausa.org)
NOTE: Chris Sloane (Registrar) has a new
email: [email protected]
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Table of Contents
Page ................................... Event 2 ...........................................Invitation, Region Meeting 3 ...........................................Schedule of Activities 4-7 .......................................Classes 8 ...........................................General Information, *Book Store, Roxie Hodgkin Scholarship 9 ...........................................Seminar Committee, Volunteer
Opportunities 10-11 ...................................Region Challenge, Ridgecrest Exhibit, 11 .........................................Merchandise Night, Teacher’s Showcase 11 .........................................Opportunity Drawing 12 .........................................Studio Time 12-13 ...................................Room Accommodations and Meal Plan 13-14 ...................................Registration Information 14 .........................................Important DATES! 15 .........................................Registration Form 16 .........................................Exhibit Insurance Valuation Form
Invitation
We are delighted to invite you to join us for the Carolinas Region Seminar June 5-7, 2015. Once again, we will gather at Ridgecrest in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains near Asheville, NC, to enjoy the fun, friendship, and great classes of Stitchin’ on the Ridge 2015.
We are pleased to offer a great selection of classes with four dynamic teachers covering a wide variety of needlework techniques.
We look forward to welcoming old friends and making new ones as we further our skills and passion for the needle arts.
Elizabeth Little Janet Noble Carolinas Region Director Seminar Chair
Region Meeting
The Spring Region Meeting will be held Friday, June 5, 2015, beginning at 3:00 pm. All members of the Carolinas Region, as well as non-Region and non-EGA visitors, are welcome to attend. Find out what’s going on in the region and, as well, nationally.
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Schedule of Activities
Friday, June 5, 2015 Registration .......................................................1:00 pm Chapter Sales .....................................................2:30 pm Region meeting ..................................................3:00 pm *Bookstore opens ..............................................TBD; see page 8 Classes – Session 1 .............................................6:30 – 9:30 pm
Saturday, June 6, 2015 Classes – Session 2 .............................................8:30 – 11:30 am Session 3 .............................................1:30 – 4:30 pm *Bookstore ........................................................TBD; see page 8 Merchandise night and Teacher’s Showcase ........................................7:00 – 8:45 pm
(announcements, awards, opportunity drawings)
Sunday, June 7, 2015 Classes – Session 4 .............................................8:30 – 11:30 am
Room Accommodations Ridgecrest Conference Center, Ridgecrest, NC
Reservations: 1-800-588-7222 M-F 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
General Phone Number: 1-828-669-8022 See page 12-13 for details
Questions? Can’t find the answers in the brochure? Contact:
Janet Noble, Seminar Chair 1391 Ridge Road, Hopkins, SC 29061
(home) 803-783-0239 or (cell) 803-429-1060 [email protected]
Visit our website for color photographs of the classes, as well as a downloadable registration form and lots of other stuff! Look for the link on the homepage at www.egacarolinas.org.
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Paisley on Parade by Mary Alice Sinton Technique: Bead Embroidery – Japanese Style Kit Cost: $85 Proficiency: Advanced Beginner Prework: None Class description: The Paisley on Parade satin oval jewelry box is stitched in the Japanese bead embroidery method and is an advanced beginner level piece. Bead Embroidery in the Japanese method incorporates silk embroidery techniques translated with beads rather than silk threads. The beads used are a wide variety of glass seed beads and the foundation fabric is a floral 100% cotton fabric called Chocolat by Moda. The finished size is 5-1/4” x 4” x 2-1/2”. Paisley on Parade will add pizzazz to any vanity and serve as a home for a variety of treasures. Kit includes: Beads, Japanese Needles (M2 & M3) with Ultra Fine Needle Threader, Cotton fabric (printed), Satin Oval Box, Threads (#440 Red, #227 Lt. Blue and #865 Gold - Gutermann sewing thread), Design Paper & Pattern, Color Image Reference. Student must provide: [REQUIRED]
Clamps or Frame Weight
Stretcher Bars skinny 10” x 10” and Tacks
Silk Pins
Koma
Scissors [OPTIONAL] Awl or Tekobari Mary Alice Sinton has had extensive experience in quilting, Japanese Embroidery, and Japanese Bead Embroidery. Trained at the Japanese Embroidery Center in Dunwood, GA, she is certified to teach both Japanese Embroidery and Japanese Bead Embroidery. She is married and has two sons.
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Winter Birds by Gail Sirna Technique: Surface Embroidery on Canvas Kit Cost: $100 Proficiency: Intermediate Prework: None Class description: A forest of birch limbs forms the background of this design, and the leafless branches glisten in the new-fallen snow. Ensconced among the white branches are three charming birds that frequent the north during the winter months. One is an Eastern Bluebird, the other a Black Capped Chickadee. Both birds are worked in the needle-painting technique that gives them a totally realistic effect...and subtly hiding in the background is a cardinal.
Kit includes: Congress Cloth: Pale Blue , 12” x 10”; Waterlilies: Hint of Mint; Soie d’Alger (Mode, creme, blanc, noir, brut, 3414, 3412, 2632, 2633, 4911, 4921, 4922, 4923, 3222, 3442, 2611, 2916, 4911, 4113); Kreinik: size 4, #032; Accentuate 300; Sequins 3 mm: Pale Cornflower Blue, flat iridescent; Needles: Tapestry 24, 26, 28 (just one in case), Crewel 8. Student must provide: REQUIRED
11” x 13” stretcher bars
Trolley needle, teko bari, or laying tool of your choice
Frame weight, table clamp, or stand; this is really important
Extra #24 & #26 tapestry needles
Thumb tacks or staple gun to attach the canvas to the bars
Usual needlework supplies, including scissors
Pen/Pencil for taking notes
OPTIONAL (but recommended)
Pink hair tape for taping down “spaghetti”
Soft handkerchief or something similar to cover work
A bag large enough to accommodate this size stretcher bars
Magnets to hold needles
Purple "disappearing” pen for darkening lines
Gail Sirna has taught more than 400 Classes over the last 35 years at ANG, EGA, and EAC national seminars, Callaway Gardens, NAN Assembly, Valentine Assembly, Blue Bonnet, TNNA Market, EGA Regional Seminars, ANG Regional Seminars, local seminars, shops and guilds nationwide, and in Canada. She has won many awards for her designs, taken many leadership roles in multiple needlework organizations, and has written many articles for needlework publications.
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Hardanger Lotus Box by Terri Bay Technique: Hardanger and Finishing Kit Cost: $40 Proficiency: Intermediate Pre-work: 12-14 hours Material: 28-count linen Class description: The Hardanger Lotus Box is an easy-to-construct little box to hold your needlework tools, orts, or maybe even some chocolate (well wrapped, of course!). It is worked with Valdani pearl cotton on 28-count linen. It is intermediate level Hardanger Embroidery, which does include cutting. Some of the stitches worked are: Double Cable, Satin, Dove’s Eye, Greek Cross, and Eyelets. The finishing instructions are included and will be fully explained. It will take most needle workers 12-14 hours to complete the pre-work, which is mostly Satin Stitch Kloster blocks with some Double Cable stitching. Kit includes: 28-count linen, 1 ball #8 Valdani pearl cotton, 1 ball #12 Valdani pearl cotton, #24 and #26 tapestry needles, cotton fabric for finishing, fusible web for finishing, chart and instructions. Student must provide:
Small, sharp embroidery scissors
8 inch Q-Snap™ or hoop
Any lighting or magnification needed Terri Bay has never met a needlework technique she didn’t like. Like so many others, she began with cross-stitch and progressed into Hardanger, Pulled/Drawn work, Blackwork, Ukrainian Whitework, Romanian Point Lace, and many others. Her designing business was born out of frustration over the very small amount of printed work on Ukrainian Embroidery. Terri has a degree in Music Education from Indiana State University and has taught music and needlework in many forms. She currently lives in Minnesota with her husband, three daughters, and specialty fiber donor, Taz.
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Tropical Wonders by Sylvia Murariu Technique: Multimedia Kit Cost: $89 Proficiency: All levels Prework: None Material: Painted Congress Cloth Class description: What a lovely display of colors and shapes tropical fish offer. This course will provide students the opportunity to learn a large variety of stitches, techniques and fiber combinations. Students will have the opportunity to learn and create a tri-dimensional design, using a large variety of materials and fibers, including DMC embroidery floss, metallic threads, silk ribbons, beads, sequins, real shells and sea stars, tulle, Ultrasuede™ and more. Canvas stitches and embroidery stitches are some of the techniques employed. The design is perfect for framing, to decorate the bathroom, or can be used to decorate a stitching organizer. Kit includes: instructions, hand painted Congress cloth with the pattern transferred on, embroidery floss, silk ribbons, tulle (bridal veil), memory thread, beads, sequins, Ultrasuede™, padding material, metallic threads, beading threads, needles, and a practice bag (containing a practice piece, needles, DMC Cébélia thread size 20, sewing thread, beads and more). Student must provide:
10” x 22” stretcher bars
steel crochet hook #4 (or 1.75mm)
portable lamp
magnifier
embroidery scissors
a pair of scissors for cutting wire
usual stitching supplies Sylvia Murariu was brought up in Romania, where she began learning the Point Lace techniques at ten years of age. With over 40 years of experience in stitching and designing, this teacher/designer has authored three books about Romanian Point lace, a DVD, video tape and countless lace designs, beading designs and traditional Brazilian Embroidery designs. She is very enthusiastic in sharing her knowledge in a form of art not well known in the United States and Canada. Sylvia began teaching in the United States in 1990. Her work has been presented in magazines such as Needle Arts, International Lace Magazine, and Piece Work. She is a member of EGA, BDEIG, NAN and ANG and has taught at EGA national and region seminars, guilds and workshops. She also lectures about Romanian Point Lace.
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General Information Classes and Studio Time We are offering four 2-day classes as well as the opportunity for non-class participants to work on a piece of their choice during Studio Time. Each class has four (4) sessions from Friday evening through Sunday noon.
Fees Class participant............................... $165; $15 discount if register by Mar 2, 2015 Non-class participant (Studio Time) $80; $5 discount if register by Mar 2, 2015 Kit cost ............................................. See class information for exact cost Merchandise table .....$25 per table Teacher table………$5 per table
*Bookstore
We do not know if we will have a bookstore for the 2015 Seminar; we are in the process of negotiating with vendors to see if we can have either a bookstore and/or a needlework boutique as part of our Seminar. Details to follow when available. (PS: Send any ideas/suggestions to Elizabeth Little or Janet Noble.)
Roxie Hodgkin Scholarship – Deadline for Entry: February 20, 2015
Created in memory of Roxie Hodgkin, who served as Region treasurer and was a member of the Golden Needles chapter, this scholarship covers the participant’s fee and kit cost. The winner is guaranteed his or her first choice of class.
All members of a Carolinas Region chapter are eligible to enter the scholarship drawing. You do not have to register for the Seminar to be eligible for the drawing. The winner will be selected by random drawing on March 3, 2015 and notified as soon as possible thereafter.
To enter the drawing:
Complete the Registration Form (instructions on pages 13-14, form on page 15, or download the form from the CAR website)
Be sure to include all the information (name, address, chapter affiliation, membership number, email address, phone number, and first, second and third choice for classes)
Check the box stating you wish to be considered for this scholarship
Enclose a check for the full or partial payment (you can cancel your registration and receive a full reimbursement if you notify the Registrar no later than May 1, 2015)
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Seminar Committee
Janet Noble Seminar Chair
Need a Volunteer! Dean of Faculty
Contact [email protected]
Chris Sloane Registrar
Becky Buie Treasurer
Diana Parfitt *Bookstore/Boutique
Janet Noble Ridgecrest Exhibit/ Region Challenge
Julia Tison Faculty Amenities [email protected]
Kathryn Farrago Class Angels
Margaret Weisemann Teacher Showcase/Merchandise Night
Millwood Chapter Banquet Favors
Volunteer Opportunities
Class Angels Consider volunteering to be a Class Angel. Assist your teacher as needed with setup, taking attendance, handing out materials, keeping order, collecting evaluation forms, and so forth. If interested, please check the appropriate box on your Registration Form. Other Opportunities: Other volunteer opportunities are available. If you would like to help, please indicate your interest on your registration form, or contact Janet Noble at:
1391 Ridge Road, Hopkins, SC 29061 [email protected]
(home) 803-783-0239 or (cell) 803-429-1060
NOTE: NEW EMAIL!
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Special Events
Region Challenge 2015 – A Black Tie Affair Create an original design that relates to or is inspired by the theme A Black Tie Affair. The design can be any size and any medium that uses a threaded needle. A set or series counts as one entry.
Do you see sparkling jewels, satin ball gowns, and long white gloves? Do you see black tuxedoes and pristine bow ties? Do you see chandeliers, candelabras, and champagne? Do you see Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn gazing at each other? Think glamour and elegance as you stitch your Challenge piece! Or create something entirely different out of a collection of…. black neck ties!
Completed pieces will be exhibited at the Carolinas Region Seminar in 2015, and ribbons will be awarded for Teacher’s Choices and Viewers’ Choice. Limit one entry per person and one entry per group (each group participant may also enter one individual project).
If you have any questions, please contact Janet Noble, Seminar Chair.
2015 Ridgecrest Exhibit – Samplers
2015 Seminar participants are invited to submit up to three finished pieces in the category of Samplers.
Per Wikipedia, “a needlework sampler is a piece of embroidery produced as a demonstration or test of skill in needlework. It often includes the alphabet, figures, motifs, decorative borders and sometimes the name of the person who embroidered it and the date. The word “sampler” is derived from the Latin ‘exemplum’ - an example.”
But don’t limit yourself to this specific definition – your exhibition piece(s) can show a collection of stitches, techniques, fibers, or a collection of stitched shells, birds, wild animals, flowers, etc.
All items must be ready to exhibit: pictures must be framed or mounted and ready to hang. Please use wire hangers. Be sure to attach your name for identification purposes and provide a card listing the name of the piece, the designer, and your name.
If you have questions, please contact Janet Noble, Seminar Chair.
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LIABILITY FOR Loss or Damage
Please note that The Embroiderers’ Guild of America, Inc., the Carolinas Region EGA, and Ridgecrest Conference Center will not accept liability for any loss of or damage to pieces exhibited at the Seminar. If you wish to enter the Challenge and/or the Exhibit, insurance coverage may be secured through EGA’s insurance by submitting a completed EGA Exhibit Entry and Insurance Valuation form (found on page 16 of this brochure). If you choose to assign a value to your item, your work will be covered by EGA insurance (with a $250 deductible for the entire exhibit).
If you don’t want insurance, you must complete and sign the form at the bottom under WAIVER OF APPRAISAL OF FINE ARTS.
Scan and email (or print and send via postal mail) by May 15, 2015 to:
Janet Noble 1391 Ridge Road
Hopkins, SC 29061 [email protected]
Merchandise Night/Teacher Showcase
Tables are available for $25 each to chapters or individuals with needlework-related items to sell; teachers may rent tables for $5 each. Beginning teachers are welcome! For present Seminar teachers, the table fee is waived on two tables.
Please indicate on your registration form how many tables you’d like. Contact Margaret Wiesemann at [email protected] or call 919-795-4626 if you have questions.
Tea Cup Opportunity Drawing
The Tea Cup Opportunity Drawing is a fundraising opportunity. Each chapter is invited to provide items or basket of items. 100% of the proceeds from each basket will go back to the submitting chapter. Individuals are also welcome to submit a basket.
Please take time to see the wonderful items that are donated by chapters or members. They will be on view until Saturday evening.
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Studio Time
Bring your own project(s) and stitch for the weekend. This is a great time to work on UFOs and WIPs. It is also a wonderful opportunity to discuss projects, seek ideas, and ask for helpful critiques from fellow stitchers. And, of course, it’s always fun to catch up with your fellow Studio Time stitchers as well.
Ridgecrest, a Lifeway Conference Center PO Box 128
Ridgecrest, NC 28770 General Phone Number: 1-828-669-8022 (M-F, 8:30 am-4:30 pm)
Reservations: 1-800-588-7222 (M-F, 8:30 am-4:30 pm) Web site: http://ridgecrestconferencecenter.org
Ridgecrest Conference Center, a 1,300-acre Christian conference center located off I-40 about 17 miles east of Asheville, NC, offers comfortable lodging, meeting rooms of all sizes, and a convenient meal plan. For those who love to shop, options abound in nearby Black Mountain, Asheville, and Hendersonville.
The Rhododendron building (where we usually stay) offers comfortable hotel accommodations and amenities such as hair dryers, in-room irons and ironing boards, coffeemakers, and complimentary wireless internet throughout the building. Ridgecrest does not have televisions in guest rooms; however, televisions are available in select fellowship areas throughout the campus.
Handicapped accommodations are available and you can rent scooters.
Ridgecrest is an alcohol/smoking-free campus.
There is a commuter fee of $25 for those attending the Seminar but not staying on campus (pay this to Ridgecrest on arrival).
Room Accommodations Make your room reservations directly with Ridgecrest: 1-800-588-7222
Reservations must be made by May 1, 2015 Be sure to state that you are with the Embroiderers’ Guild!
Nightly Rate per Room: Single or Double ..............$80 Triple...............................$90 Quad ...............................$100
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Optional Meal Plan
A cafeteria buffet is available at a total cost of $66 for 6 meals, which begin with dinner on Friday, June 5, and continues through lunch on Sunday, June 7. If you arrive on Thursday and want breakfast and lunch on Friday, the total cost for 8 meals is $86. Sign up for your meal plan with Ridgecrest when you make your room reservations; pay Ridgecrest on arrival.
If you prefer to eat off campus, there are a number of good restaurants from fast food to fine dining in Black Mountain, NC, about two miles from the Conference Center.
Seminar Registration Information
Registration opens on February 1, 2015.
Carolinas Region members will receive preference for class assignments through March 2, 2015. Non-CAR members and Members-at-Large are welcome to attend. Non-EGA members are also welcome to attend and a non-EGA member fee of $25 will apply.
Cancellation Policy: The deadline for refundable cancellation is May 1, 2015. Cancellations postmarked after May 1, 2015, will cause your participant fee to be forfeited.
To Register:
Complete the registration form contained in this brochure (page 15); please indicate first, second and third choice for classes.
If you do not receive your first choice, you will either receive a reimbursement or a bill for the difference in kit fees.
Registrations postmarked on or before February 1, 2015, will be considered “first day received” for class assignment purposes. After February 1, 2015, registrations will be processed according to the postmark date.
Registrations from non-CAR members, Members-at-Large, and non-EGA members will be processed after March 2, 2015, according to the postmark date.
Mail registration forms and checks to:
Chris Sloane 1521 Autumn Brook Lane York, SC 29745
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You will be notified by e-mail when your registration is received; if you include a self-addressed stamped postcard or envelope with your registration, you will receive written acknowledgement.
Class Participants
If registering by March 2, 2015, you may either:
1. Pay the full fee of $165 (minus the $15 discount = $150) with your registration, or
2. Pay a deposit of $75 with your registration; you must then pay the $75 balance (=$150) on or before April 1, 2015.
Either way, you must also enclose payment for the kit for your first choice of class as well as any fees for Merchandise and/or Teacher tables.
If registering after March 2, 2015, you must enclose:
the full fee of $165, plus
the kit fee for your first choice of class, plus
the Merchandise and/or Teacher tables, if any
Non-Class Participants
If registering by March 2, 2015, you must enclose:
the Studio Time fee of $75 ($80 minus the $5 discount), plus
the Merchandise and/or Teacher tables, if any
If registering after March 2, 2015, you must enclose:
the Studio Time fee of $80, plus
the Merchandise and/or Teacher tables, if any
IMPORTANT DATES!!!
Registration opens .................................................................................................... Feb 1, 2015 Deadline for Roxie Hodgkin Scholarship entry ....................................................... Feb 20, 2015 Early registration deadline for discounts, EGA members ........................................ Mar 2, 2015 Roxie Hodgkin Scholarship drawing ......................................................................... Mar 3, 2015 Balance due on Class Participant fee, if applicable .................................................. Apr 1, 2015 Registration for classes closes (Studio Time remains open) .................................. Apr 30, 2015 Seminar cancellation (with refund) deadline ......................................................... May 1, 2015 Conference Center releases our block of rooms .................................................... May 1, 2015 Insurance notification deadline (see page 11)...................................................... May 15, 2015
Make checks payable to: Carolinas Region Seminar
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STITCHIN’ ON THE RIDGE 2015 Registration Form
Early Registration is available from February 1 – March 2, 2015 Registration is open March 3 – April 30, 2015
PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION Name _________________________________________________________________________
Street Address __________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip __________________________________________________________________
Telephone _________________________ EGA Chapter ________________________________
E-mail ____________________________ EGA Membership # ___________________________
Class Selections – Please indicate 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choices
Choice Class Teacher Kit Fee
Paisley on Parade Mary Alice Sinton $85
Winter Birds Gail Sirna $100
Hardanger Lotus Box Terri Bay $40
Tropical Wonders Sylvia Murariu $89
Make checks payable to Carolinas Region Seminar Amount Enclosed
Class participant: $165 full fee (or $75 Early Registration ______________ Deposit before March 2 with $75 balance due by Apr 1)
Non-class Participant: $80 full fee (or $75 Early Registration ______________ Fee before March 2)
Non-EGA Member: $25 ______________
Kit fee due now (see above for amount) ______________
Merchandise Table due now _____ table(s) x $25 ______________
(Non-Seminar) Teacher’s Table due now _____ table(s) x $5 ______________
TOTAL ENCLOSED = ______________
Check here to enter the Roxie Hodgkin Scholarship Drawing (deadline Feb 20, 2015) Class Angel Check here if you are interested in being a Class Angel Volunteer Check here if you wish to volunteer for a Seminar job Roommate Check here if you need help finding a roommate
Mail registration forms/checks to: Chris Sloane, 1521 Autumn Brook Lane, York, SC 29745
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STITCHIN’ ON THE RIDGE - 2015
EGA Exhibit Entry and Insurance Valuation Form Return Form to: Janet Noble (if submitting a piece for the Carolinas Region Challenge
or if you wish to insure a piece entered into the Carolinas Region Exhibit) Name ______________________________________________ EGA # __________________________________ Address ____________________ _________________________________________________________________ City/State___________________________________________ ZIP ____________________________________ Telephone _________________________ E-Mail ________________________________________________ Chapter _________________________________ Region _____________________________________________ Title of piece __________________________________________________________________________________ Technique/description __________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Permission to EGA to photograph(Y/N) _____ Dimensions: Length _______ Width ______ Depth ______ SIGNATURE OF EXHIBITOR______________________________________ Date ___________________________
INDIVIDUAL APPRAISAL OF FINE ARTS EGA’S INSURANCE contains a Fine Arts Floater that is designed to protect needlework pieces owned by or in the care,
custody, or control of EGA, its regions, or its chapters. Pieces owned by individual members are covered while on exhibit or being transported to exhibits or shows by chapter, region, or the national organization. While a piece remains in the owner’s home or is being transported by its owner (shipment to exhibit.), it is not covered by EGA insurance. The coverage limit is $250,000 total loss with a $10,000 per item limit. A $250 deductible applies to each occurrence. This means $250 will be deducted from the stated value prior to payment for the loss. You are responsible for coverage of this amount.
In order to be covered it is necessary to fill out and sign the following form or include an appraisal by a qualified third party. If you wish to be covered, fill out this section of the form, one for each piece, sign it, and return it with the entry form. For waiver of insurance, complete and sign the lower section instead of this section. Cost of materials $ ______ Cost of Finishing $ ______ Labor* ___ hours x $ ________ minimum wage $ ______ TOTAL: $ ______ *Compute Labor by multiplying total number of hours spent to complete the piece by current minimum federal wage in your state. SIGNATURE _______________________________________________________DATE _________________________________
WAIVER OF APPRAISAL OF FINE ARTS IT IS MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED THAT I HAVE KNOWINGLY AND WILLINGLY CHOSEN TO EXCLUDE MY EXHIBIT PIECE(S) FROM COVERAGE
PROVIDED BY EGA FOR THE CHALLENGE EXHIBIT AT EGA CAROLINAS REGION SEMINAR AT RIDGECREST IN 2014. SIGNATURE _______________________________________________________DATE __________________________________
ENTRY AND INSURANCE FORMS WITHOUT SIGNATURE ARE NOT VALID