CLASS 63 TO 66 RULES 1. All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor and no one else. 2. Judges are instructed to award prizes to new and updated work. 3. Each exhibitor, with more than 10 exhibits shall supply a list of articles submitted to each chairperson. 4. All paintings and wall hangings must be framed and wired, ready to hang or they will be refused. 5. Articles may not be removed by the exhibitor, but must be removed by a committee member or other authorized  person. 6. Only one article per category, per exhibitor, will be allowed in each section. 7. All art entries must be titled. 8. No personal labels shown on articles. NEEDLECRAFT CLASS 63 Committee Chairperson: Marion Devolin, 473-2281 Committee: Lila Curl, Else Vierich, Edith Kapfer * All work must be no more than 2 years old, clean and the work of the exhibitor. NEW EXHIBITORS – Please specify so on your tags as there is a special prize for New Exhibitors *S.A. – means must have sample of material attached. PRIZES:  1^ST - $3;   2^ND - $2;   3^RD - $1  NE1.  Article of Ribbon Embroidery.  NE2.  Tote Bag, your choice.  NE3.  Set of 2 Pot Holders.  NE4.  Pair of Dish Cloths, knitted or crocheted.  NE5.  Tea Cozy, your choice.  NE6.  Crocheted Doily, 6” to 12”.  NE7.  Child’s Toy, knitted or crocheted.  NE8.  Child’s Toy , sewn  NE9.  Table Runner or Centre Piece, or Two Place mats , sewn or quilted (SA) NE10.  Cushion Cover, Pieced and Quilted, with cushion (SA). NE11.  Cushion Top, Quilted Panel or Square. NE12.  Ladies Slippers, your choice. NE13.  Cushion top, embroidered. NE14.  Socks, Knitted (fine). NE15. Work Socks Knitted. NE16.  Ladies Gloves or Mitts, Knitted. NE17.  Appliance Cover, your choice. NE18.  Purse, Sewn (not leather) or wallet (sewn) NE19.  Doll Outfit, (a minimum of 2 pieces). NE20.  Casserole Carrier. NE21.  Pair of Embroidered Pillow Cases. ADULTS: PRIZES: 1^ST- $5;  2^ND- $4;  3^RD - $3 NE22.  Ladies Vest, Knitted or Crocheted. NE23.  Ladies Vest, Sewn (SA). NE24.  Ladies Cardigan, Knitted. NE25.  Apron, Christmas Theme (SA). NE26.  Article of Nightwear (SA). NE27.  Sweatshirt, Decorated in any form. NE28.  Any Article of Clothing, Made from Denim. NE29.  Winter Head Gear Toque, Balaclava. NE30.  Apron (SA). NE31.  Ladies knitted or crocheted scarf. NE32.  Any Article Knitted, not shown elsewhere. NE33.  Any Article Sewn, not shown elsewhere. NE34.  Any Article Crocheted, not  shown  elsewhere. CHILDREN NE35.  Pullover, Knitted. NE36.  Hat and Mitts, Knitted. NE37.  Polar Fleece, any article (SA). NE38.  Child’s Vest, Knitted or Sewn. NE39.  Any other Article of Clothing, Sewn, not shown elsewhere. NE40.  Any other article of Clothing, knitted, not shown elsewhere. NE41.  Any other article of Clothing, crocheted, not shown elsewhere. FOR BABY NE42.  Baby’s Sweater and Bonnet, Knitted. NE43.  Baby’s Sweater and Bonnet, Crocheted. NE44.   Baby’s Dress, Knitted. NE45.   Baby’s Dress, Crocheted. NE46.  Baby’s Shawl, Knitted. NE47.  Baby’s Shawl, Crocheted. NE48.  Baby’s Gift, Sewn, not clothing. NE49.  Baby’s Gift, Knitted or Crocheted, not clothing. NE50.  Any Article of Knitting, not shown elsewhere. NE51.  Any Article of Crocheting, not shown elsewhere. NE52.  Any Article Sewn, not shown elsewhere. CLASS 64 - Rugs, quilts, etc. - PRIZES: 1^ST - $5: 2^ND - $4: 3^RD - $3 HC1 Stitchery Kit, Crewel or Embroidery. HC2 Picture, Needlepoint, ready to hang. HC3 Article in Counted Cross Stitch. HC4 Quilted Wall Hanging. HC5 One Quilt Block (mounted on Bristol board). HC6 Crib Quilt, patch. HC7 Crib Quilt embroidered. HC8 Crib Quilt made from a purchased panel or square. HC9 Christmas Tree Skirt, any choice (SA). HC10 Crocheted Table Runner. HC11 Any Quilted Article (not quilt) e.g. Quilted jacket, vest etc. HC12 Rug hooked or woven. QUILTS - PRIZES: 1^ST - $10: 2^ND - $8: 3^RD - $6 HC13 Quilt,  Applique only. HC14 Quilt, Cotton,  Applique with embroidery. HC15 Quilt, Cotton, pieced, pattern name attached. HC16 Quilt, pieced and tied. HC17 Quilt, embroidered. HC18 Quilt made from printed panels or squares. HC19 Quilt, pieced & appliqued. HC20 Quilt, machine quilted. HC21 Quilt top, not quilted. HC22 Lap Quilt, (approx. 42”x 72”). HC23 Quilted Whole Cloth Quilt. HC24 Afghan, Knitted (not less than 44”x 65”). HC25 Afghan, Crocheted (not less than 44”x 65”). HC26 Quillow (small quilt that folds into itself creating a pillow). HC27 Crocheted Tablecloth no less than 44” x 72”. CLASS 65 - GOLDEN AGE – ( 60 yrs and over) - PRIZES: 1^ST - $3: 2^ND - $2: 3^RD - $1 GA1 Mitts, knitted. GA2 Apron, sewn. GA3 Cushion, your choice. GA4 Crocheted Article (free choice). GA5 Knitted Article (free choice). GA6 Any Article Not Listed. OVERALL PRIZES: 1. Exhibitor with the most points combined in Class 65, $15 donated by the Ladies Division of the Fairboard. 2. Exhibitor with most points combined in Classes 63, $15 donated by Hart’s Riggs W.I. 3. Exhibitor with most points combined in Classes 64, $15 donated by Lila Curl 4. New exhibitor with most points combined in Classes 63, 64 & 65, $25 donated by Auto Master ( Jim Messacar) Ontario Association of Agriculture Societies Championship Quilt Competition This competition begins at the local fair and continues through District III Competition, where the prizes are $25, $15  and $10. The first place winning hand-quilted quilts at District Competition are eligible to enter the O.A.A.S.  Championship Quilt Competition at the Annual Convention in Toronto. The entry judged Best of Show at the  February Convention will be declared the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Championship Quilt. A  $500.00 Grand Prize will be awarded and the Exhibitor will retain ownership of the quilt.  • Entry must have been judged the Grand Champion Quilt of all classes at the local fair. If any Entry wins Grand  Champion at more than one fair, the other Fairs at which this quilt was entered and won, should enter their  Reserve Champion Quilt in the District III Competition.  Note: If an Exhibitor wins Grand Champion at other than his/her own Fair, or more than one Fair, the exhibitor must  consider the Agricultural Society nearest his/her home address as the one from which the quilt will be sent to the  District Meeting. • Entry must be a minimum of 324” measured on the perimeter (smaller quilts will not be eligible to proceed to next level of competition). • Entry must be solely made and hand quilted by a group or individual who is a member of the Madoc Agricultural Society. (payment of $6.00 membership fee). • Upon making an entry into the O.A.A.S.  Quilt Competition, the Exhibitor agrees to participate in any promotional  activities  related to the competition. • The winning O.A.A.S. Champion Quilt will not be eligible to compete in any future District and or Convention O.A.A.S. Competition. Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies  MACHINE CHAMPIONSHIP QUILT COMPETITION The quilt must be machine quilted by the exhibitor, not a professional. The competition begins at the local fair and  continues through District III Competition, where ribbons and prize money will be awarded for First, Second and  Third Prize Quilts. The first place winning machine quilts from the District Competitions are eligible to enter the  O.A.A.S. Championship. Machine Quilt Competition at their Annual Convention. The entry judged Best of Show at  the February Convention will be declared the O.A.A.S. Machine Championship Quilt. A Grand Prize will be awarded  and the exhibitor will retain ownership of the quilt. A certificate and ribbon will also be awarded.  • Entry must have been judged the Grand Champion Machine Quilted Quilt of all classes at the local fair. If any entry wins Grand Champion at more than one fair, the other Fairs at which this quilt was entered and won, should enter their Reserve Champion Quilt in the District III Competition. Note: If an Exhibitor wins Grand Champion at other than his/her own Fair, or at more than one Fair, the Exhibitor  must Consider the Agricultural Society nearest his/her home address as the one from which the quilt will be sent to  the District Meeting.  An exhibitor who wins more than one Best of Show title with a different machine quilt at  different fairs shall be entitled to enter each winning quilt to compete at the District Competition.  • Total perimeter measurement to be a minimum of 192”. Article can be square, rectangular, etc. • Entry quilt must be solely made and machine quilted by an individual who is a member of the Madoc Agricultural Society. (payment of $6.00 membership fee.) • Upon making an entry into the O.A.A.S. Machine Quilt Competition, the Exhibitor agrees to participate in any promotional activities related to the competition. • * The winning O.A.A.S. Machine Champion Quilt will not be eligible to compete in any future District and/or Convention O.A.A.S. Competition. Website by Denis Dubreuil - © DenMaur Webshops 2011