1. hobbies and interests
2. needlework

Class 33
Children's Wear
Needlecrafts
Prizes - $5, $4, $3
Information: Gayle Rice, (821-8973)
Judges are authorized by the Directors to disqualify old work, and no prizes will be
given unless the Judges consider there is merit. All exhibits in Classes 33, 34, & 35
must be the work of the Exhibitor. Any item can not be shown more than two (2)
years. Only one entry allowed per person per section. Please use safety pins to attach
entry tags.
The Specials for cumulative points winners in Class 33 and Class 34 may not be
won by the same person two years in succession. Previous year’s winner is not
eligible.
Remember: All articles must display a sample of the yarn.
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Knitted or Crocheted Toy
Knitted article using 3
different stitches
Baby Set, jacket & hat, knit
Knit preemie or newborn hat
(all entries retained and donated to
hospital neonatal unit)
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Baby Shawl - fine knit
Child's Sweater, cardigan
Child's Sweater, pullover
Adult Sweater, knit
Novelty knit socks
Toque, knit
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Mitts, any style
Child's Hat & Mitts, knit
Two knit dishcloths, different
designs
Shrug or shawl
Cowl or neck warmer
Novelty scarf
Knit Afghan
Crochet afghan
Any Other Article, hand knit
Any Other Article, crocheted
Special: For the most points in Class 33 - Yarncraft , Sec. 1 to 20,
$10 by Barbara McLean
Special: Knit or Crochet crib or carriage cover.
$10 by Lois McLean, $3, $2
Half Apron [no bib]
Bib Apron
Vest - fabric
Skirt, any style
Dress [Office]
Adult Boxer Shorts
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Article of clothing, smocked.
Special - For the most points won in the Children's Wear, Sec 36 to 50, a
special $25 Voucher from FABRICLAND, CANADA'S LARGEST FASHION FABRIC
DISTRIBUTOR
Special - Best in Show, Machine Sewn Article., Chosen from Sec 23 to 50
First only, a special $25 Voucher from TRIANGLE SEWING, Guelph
Special: For the most points in Cl. 33 - SEWING, Sec. 23 to 50 - $10.00
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Class 34
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Adult Jacket [no fleece]
Blouse
Fleece - Jacket, Vest, Sweatshirt
Fleece - any other article
Sleepwear
Pajama or Lounging pants
35. Special - For the most points won in the Sewing, Sec 23 to 34, a special $25
Voucher from FABRICLAND, CANADA'S LARGEST FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR
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Drawstring pants
Girl's Jumper
Unisex Boxer Shorts
Child’s Halloween Costume
Child’s Overalls
Child’s Hoodie
Baby’s Bib
Fancy Work
Fancywork
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Chairperson Special: For the most points in Fancywork, Sec. 1-21
$10
Four place mats displaying a country theme.
$10 by Lois McLean, $4, $3
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Information: Gayle Rice, (821-8973)
Prizes - $5, $4, $3
Wall Hanging with a seasonal
Theme
Fabric Garden or Sun Hat
Embroidered or cross-stitched
Special Occasion Infant's Bib
Oven Mitts, 1 pair
Something Useful from
Completely Recycled Materials
Tote, Book or Grocery bag
Cushion, Decorative
Cushion, Washable (removable
cover)
Article of clothing for your pet
Rug, any style, min length 24"
Machine embroidered article
Pair Pillow Cases embroidered or
cross-stitched
Any other item embroidered or
cross-stitched
Fabric Table Runner minimum
96" perimeter.
Guest Towel, decorated
Casserole Tote
Tea Cozy, fabric,
Terry Towel Hand wipe, ready to
hang
Bridge Cloth
Two fabric gift bags, two
different occasions
Potholders, 2 different designs
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Sewing
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Sleep wear
Back to School Outfit (2 pc)
Dress any Style up to 3X
Dress, any style, size 4 & up
Fancy/Party dress any size
Children's summer wear, 2 pc
Girl's Skirt
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Knitting & Crocheting
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Quilts, Wallhangings, Etc
Prizes - $10, $5, $4
Machine Quilting
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Quilt, machine applique Machine Quilted
Quilt, Machine pieced, Machine quilted
“My First Quilt” for beginner quilters (Machine Quilted)
Crib Quilt, pre-printed panel
Crib quilt, pieced
Wall Hanging
Special: Champion Machine Quilted Quilt Canadian Embroiderers Guild of Guelph, First only, $15
Machine quilted Quilts or wall hangings of the right size are eligible for the
O.A.A.S. Championship Quilt contest
The Champion Quilt, at least 192" measured on the perimeter from Sec. 24 to 29
is eligible to compete at the District 7 Level and if a winner, goes to the
competition at the Ontario Agricultural Societies Convention and as a winner at
that event will receive a prize of $500 from the O.A.A.S. Your quilt will be
returned to you after the convention.
Hand Quilting
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Crib Quilt, pre-printed panel
Crib Quilt, pieced,
Quilt, pieced
Quilt, hand applique
Quilt, whole cloth (plain fabric)
Quilt, quilted by a group, submitted in group name.
"My First Quilt" for beginner quilters (Hand Quilted)
Special: Homecraft Director’s Prize for the Champion handquilted quilt
First only, $25
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Miniature quilt, maximum 20" x 20". One quilt block is not a miniature quilt.
Tag team quilt - Top constructed by one person, quilted (Long Arm) by
another.
Two quilt blocks, one pieced, one appliqued, identified
Wearable Art: any quilted garment
Wall hanging (s). Original Composition. Under 100" perimeter.
Special: Ancestors in my attic. Family heirloom quilt - must be made by
exhibitor, family member or ancestor - history/description attached.
Special: For the exhibitor with the most Points in Quilting. 34, 24 to 48
$15 donated by Norma Gilmour
Special for Senior Citizens Only (Age 65 & Over)
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Prizes -$5, $4, $3
Knitted or crocheted articles must display a sample of the yarn.
Knitted Article
Crocheted Article
Article of Embroidery
Hobby or Craft
Lap Cover approx 36" x 36" min.
Quilted article, any technique
Article of Woodworking
Handmade Toy, suitable for grandchild
My first attempt at a new craft as a senior
For the most Points in Class 34 Seniors Only,
Sec.50 to 58
$15 Pize by Gayle Rice
Class 35
Hobbies & Crafts
Prizes - $5, $4, $3
All visible stitching must be done by hand
Quilts of the right size are eligible for the O.A.A.S. Championship Quilt contest.
Note: The Champion Quilt, at least 324" measured on the perimeter from Sec. 31
to 37 is eligible to compete at the District 7 Level and if a winner, goes to the
competition at the Ontario Agricultural Societies Convention and as a winner at
that event will receive a prize of $500 from the O.A.A.S. Your quilt will be
returned to you after the convention.
Other Quilts
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Quilt, using 2 or more techniques
4 Quilted Placemats
Quilt Top, unfinished
Tied Quilt
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Article of Stained Glass
Gift bag any material
Handcrafted Angel
Article of Cross-stitching, >
9" x 12"
Article of Cross-stitching, >
9" x 12",
Scrap Booking - 2 pages
Craft using clay flower pots
Jewellery any kind
“Fun at the Fair”
Centrepiece Artificial
Information: Joanne Holt 823-2687
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Handmade Hostess Gift
Painted item - Folk Art
Hand crafted easter egg (not
using an egg)
Wall Hanging, any season
Decorated garden item
Wind chimes
Any item you did not complete
for the fair
4 Napkin Rings, including
handmade napkins
Wood item >12"
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Wood Item <12"
Tree Ornament
Christmas Stocking
Two greeting cards, no
envelopes
Door decoration, any
occasion
Gift for a man
Hand made bazaar item
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Article of stamping
Recycle something useless
into something useful
Book mark w/needlework
Any craft, named, not listed
Article of needlepoint
Craft depicting 2014 Fair
Theme “Fun at the Fair”
Judges Choice best craft using a needle from Class 35
$10 sponsored by Canadian Embroiderers Guild Guelph
Class 36
Art
No paint by numbers. Where age restricted, ages as of December 31 of this year.
Open Classes
Prizes $5 $4, $3
Oil or Acrylic Painting, any subject, ready to hang
Drawing, any subject, ink
Drawing, any subject, pencil, pencil crayon, charcoal or pastel
Water Colour, Floral Theme
Abstract, any medium
Pottery of Ceramic Item
Picture or Painting, two dimensional, any medium
Special: Fabric Art. Something you have created using Fabric
$10, $6, $4. Sponsored by Joanne Holt
Special: Design the Pre-school Colouring Contest for the 2015 Book with the
theme of “Sow It, Grow It, Show it” Line drawing on white paper 7" x 8"
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Junior Art
Prizes $4, $3, $2, $1.50, $1
sponsored by Deb & Chuck Zukowski
and Duff’s Church WMS Reception Committee
Open to anyone 16 years and under, Please state age of entrant on back of tag.
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$7, $5, $3 Sponsored by Duff’s Church WMS Reception Committee
Drawing of a shoe by an elementary school student
$7, $5, $3 Sponsored by Duff’s Church WMS Reception Committee
Special: Best in Junior Art Show selected by the Art Judge $20 gift
donated by Janice MacDonald
Decorate a stocking for someone in need at Christmas. Aberfoyle Agricultural
Society will provide the stocking, you decorate it. There are a limited number
of stockings available - Call Joanne Holt 823-2687
O.A.A.S. Youth Poster Competition
Prizes - $6, $5, $4
“Original Hand Made Design”
Information: Joanne Holt 823-2687
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Collage of Fair Fun 8" x 11"
Cartoon drawing with captions
Sculpture any medium
Draw a picture of your family having fun at the fair
Drawing showing perspective
Acrylic painting on canvas or board
1) Youth up to grade 4 - put age and grade on tag.
2) Youth grades 5 to 8 - put age and grade on tag.
3) Youth grades 9 to 12 - put age and grade on tag.
The poster must be an original hand drawn design with the name of the fair and
the date of the fair included in the design, with a theme of "Promoting Our Fair"
The poster must be a minimum of 22 cm x 28 cm and a maximum of 28 cm x 44
cm. The name of the fair, the district number (7) contact person, creator of the poster
and complete mailing address must be clearly labelled on the back of the poster.
The fair board will mount the winner on black art card for the OAAS District 7
competition in November, and if a winner at that competition, will forward the poster
to the OAAS Convention in Toronto in February next year for further prizes.
Refer to the OAAS web site for additional information.
O.A.A.S. Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition
Prizes - $6, $5, $4
Youth up to 15 years as of December 31 this year- put age on Tag.
Made by entrant - 8 cookies on a paper plate. Cookies to be no larger that 3"
(6.75 cm)and no smaller than 2" (5 cm)in diameter. Recipe must be included with
entry.To be judged - 25% presentation, 15% general appearance, 15% internal
appearance, 45% Flavour. Winner will be asked to repeat recipe for presentation at
the District 7 Competition in November and if a winner there, to repeat again in
February next year at the Provincial level. Refer to the OAAS web site for additional
information.
O.A.A.S. Amateur Competition Photography
Bring your camera to the Fair - NEW RULES now includes digital imaging!
Slides and prints of this year's fair for the 2015 Convention sent to the fair president
by October 25 of the current year. Pick up the Rules and Categories at the office, at
the Fair. And/or refer to the OAAS web site for additional information.
Handcrafter Special Needlework, Fancy Work, Hobbies and Art: For the exhibitor receiving the
most Points in Class 33, 34, 35 & 36. Not to be won by the same person two years in
succession. Last year’s winner is not eligible
$25 by the Homecraft Division.