FAIRY TALES LFWI COUNTY SHOW CRAFT & PRODUCE SCHEDULE GARSTANG COUNTRY HOTEL & GOLF CLUB PR3 1YE

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1 LFWI COUNTY SHOW CRAFT & PRODUCE SCHEDULE 2014 FAIRY TALES GARSTANG COUNTRY HOTEL & GOLF CLUB PR3 1YE WEDNESDAY 24 TH September am to 9pm (Craft & Produce Market 10am to 5pm) THURSDAY 25 TH September am to 6pm Award ceremony 6pm (Craft and Produce Market 10am to 4pm) PREVIEW EVENING DINNER Tuesday 23 RD September 2014 at 7pm

2 20 points for a co-operative entry in classes 1 and points for 1 st in classes 1 and points for 2 nd in classes 1 and points for 3 rd in classes 1 and 2 Class 1 COUNTY SHOW SCHEDULE 2014 CO-OPERATIVE THEME FAIRY TALES Entry Fee: 4 Classes 1 and 2 to the Theme Open Co-operative: Fairy Tales please state which one Presentation and Staging, and any five items from Craft, Cookery, Preserves, Confectionery and Fresh Flowers in any combination, to be judged. No Art or Drink. To be staged in a space no larger than 62cms x 107cms x 92cms (2 deep x 3 6 high x 3 wide) by strictly no more than TWO members. Accessories allowed. Rigid backgrounds and sides to be provided by the Exhibitor. Items to be judged MUST be listed on the entry card provided. The backdrop cannot be judged as a separate item. NFWI Directive: No fish, yoghurt, pate or fruit curd to be used in dishes for judging in the above class (See On with the Show 2012 edition) Class 2 Hawkshaw Trophy awarded to the WI with the best exhibit. Basket for Granny containing 3 edible items. Presentation and three edible items only to be judged. Accessories allowed. Items to be judged MUST be listed on the entry card provided. Presented on a board 35cms (14 ) diameter round or 35cms x 35 cms (14 x 14 ) square. Please note: All items for judging must be removable NOTES AND RULES : Entrance Fees: Classes 1 and 2: 4, all other classes: 35p. : A maximum of one entry per member per class is allowed. : Classes 29-63, 76,79 & 85, to be delivered to the LFWI office for judging on Friday 19 th September 2014 between 10am and 12.30pm. Entry cards must be attached to exhibits with a thread up to 25cm (10 ) long. All exhibits must be unpacked before being handed in for judging. : All other classes to be delivered to Garstang on Tuesday 23 rd September 2014 be tween 9.30am and 11.30am. Entry cards must be attached to exhibits with the appropriate fastening. All exhibits must be unpacked before being handed in for judging. : No exhibit may be removed before 6.30pm on Thursday 25 th September : The LFWI cannot be responsible for any items on display and would suggest that any valuable items be adequately insured by the exhibitor. : All craft entries must be the bona-fide work of the exhibitor and must have been finished in the last year. : WI Rules apply to all exhibitors unless otherwise stated, and all finishing and presentation guidance can be found in the handbook ON WITH THE SHOW (2012 edition) available from your WI secretary. : A maximum of strictly TWO members will be allowed to stage their co-operative. : Members not wishing to have judges comments on their exhibits should mark their entry cards with a large cross in the comment area. : Further information regarding the presentation of exhibits can be obtained from Mrs. Jean Rimmer ( ) or rimmerfarms@talktalk.net : The judge s decision is final.

3 Recipe for Class 86 Please use ON WITH THE SHOW (2012 edition) as a guide THREE HONEY FLAPJACKS INDIVIDUAL SECTION 3 ozs (75g) Margarine 2 good tablespoons of Honey 4 ozs (100g) Porridge Oats 2 ozs (50g) SR Flour 4 ozs (100g) Brown Sugar METHOD Melt Honey, Margarine and Sugar in a pan, then stir in dry ingredients. Pour into a greased shallow tin and bake in a moderate oven for about 20 minutes until golden brown. Cool a little and cut into fingers but leave in tin until cold. Entry Fee: 35p per entry 1 point will be awarded for every entry brought for judging 10 points for first prize 8 points for second prize 6 points for third prize PRESERVES All preserves must be correctly labelled, dated in full, and in PLAIN jars, NEW lids or wax disc with cellophane if appropriate. Entry cards to be attached with shirring elastic. Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Class 7 Class 8 Class 9 Class 10 Jar of Raspberry Jam Jar of Apricot Jam Jar of Unusual Jam, State Fruit Jar of Three Fruit Marmalade Jar of Seville Orange Marmalade Jar of Fruit Curd with wax disc and cellophane top Jar of Mango Chutney Jar of Onion Marmalade CONFECTIONERY Class 11 Homemade Fudge in a Box no more than 20cms x 15cms (8 x 6 )

4 COOKERY KNITTING PATTERN FOR CLASS 48 Cake, unless specified, to be baked in size and shape of own choice. All cakes to be delivered ready displayed on a disposable plate of a suitable size and with entry card attached. No Fresh Cream filling or decoration Class 12 Class 13 Class 14 Class 15 Class 16 Class 17 Class 18 Class 19 Class 20 Class 21 Class 22 Class 23 Three Jam Tarts Three Eccles Cakes A Malt Loaf Three Pieces of No Bake Tray Bake Three Oat Biscuits Three Shortbread Fingers A Cake using a Vegetable ( not carrot) - state vegetable A Decorated Coffee Cake A Fruit cake using Rubbing in Method include recipe A Swiss Roll A Handmade Loaf of Bread (Men and Members) A Cake - state flavour (MEN ONLY) SUGARCRAFT AND DECORATED CAKES Please note items in this section will be judged on Tuesday 23rd Sept 2014 at Garstang and may be staged by entrants only. Judged on Decoration only. Class 24 Class 25 Class 26 Class 27 Class 28 A Sugarcraft Centre piece for a table Own Choice of Sugarcraft Five Assorted Petit Fours Five Decorated Fancies A Gingerbread House TEDDIES FOR TRAGEDIES Double Knitting Wool Size 10 Needles (3.25 mm) Main Colour for Head and Paws Trouser Colour Jumper Colour Scarf Colour Cast on 10 stiches in main colour and knit 10 rows. Change to trouser colour and knit 30 rows. Make another leg in the same colour. Knit across all 20 stitches and work 16 rows. Change to jumper colour and knit 24 rows. Change to main colour for head and also change to stocking stitch. Work 5½ inches and change to jumper colour. Continue remainder of teddy in reverse order. Stitch down the sides of the head. With jumper colour, pick up 8 stitches either side of the neck join & knit 20 rows. Change to main colour and knit 10 rows for paws. Sew up teddy leaving an opening in the crotch Stuff teddy with only flame-proof padding Draw a thread around neck. Sew diagonal top corners of ears. Sew a happy face on teddy. Scarf: Cast on 60 stitches and knit 4 rows. Cast off.

5 HONEY SECTION CRAFT Class 80 Class 81 Class 82 Class 83 Class 84 Class 85 Promoting the NFWI campaign to Save the Honey Bee Jar of Honey Cake using Honey Favourite item using Honey please provide recipe Bottle of Mead Sweet or Dry (Please State) A Beeswax Candle Photograph of Bees or Beekeeping no larger than 17.5cms x 17.5cms or 7 x 5 (Class 86 Three Honey Flapjack (Recipe on page 10) Ages 0-7 incl. Class 87 Class 88 Ages 8-11 incl. Class 89 Class 90 Ages incl. Class 91 Class 92 CHILDREN S SECTION Fairy, Pixie or Goblin Face on a Paper Plate A Small Decorated Bun A Sock Puppet 3 Star Shaped Biscuits A Character from a Fairy Tale, modelled around a Plastic Bottle State Fairy Tale. 3 Decorated Cup Cakes BETTY SANDERSON MEMORIAL TROPHY To be delivered to Garstang on Tuesday 23 rd September Between 9.30am 11.30am Will be judged by Visitors to The Show & Separate from The County Show A Fairy any Medium not to exceed 14 (35 cm) tall All items to have been finished in the last year and unworn and be the bona fide work of the exhibitor. All items to have an entry card attached using a thread no longer than 25cms (10 ) Class 29 Class 30 Class 31 Class 32 Class 33 Class 34 Class 35 Class 36 Class 37 Class 38 Class 39 Class 40 Class 41 Class 42 Class 43 Class 44 Class 45 Class 46 Class 47 A Needlecase A Rag Doll A Machine Sewn Garment A Fabric Covered Box A Child s Pyjama Case A Covered Pad for an Outdoor Chair A Sturdy Shopping Bag A Cross Stitch Picture to theme, framed not to exceed 25cms x 25cms, (10 x 10 )including frame. State Fairy Tale. A Hand Embroidered Goldwork item up to 45cm (18 ) including frame if used Item of Crochet using Crochet Cotton A Cushion any medium A Doorstop A Child s hand knitted Jumper using Intarsia A Knitted Toy to Theme, - state Fairy Tale A Wall Hanging to Theme, Handcrafted in any medium, maximum finished size A3 - state Fairy Tale Patchwork or Applique Mug Rug, no bigger than A4 Jewellery (not Beading) Beadwork (not Jewellery) Item of Woodwork, maximum size 40cms (16 ) in any direction, (Men & Members) ITEMS TO BE DONATED TO CHARITY Class 48 Teddies for Tragedy (Pattern on Page 9)

6 CARDS FLORAL ART AND HORTICULTURE Cards may have greeting on outside. NO ENVELOPE. To be judged on outside only. Entry cards to be attached with Shirring Elastic over the centre of the card. Class 49 A Card using Quilling Class 50 A Card using Ribbon Embroidery Class 51 A Card using Iris Folding Class 52 A Card using Decoupage Class 53 A Children's Birthday Card to Theme State Fairy Tale. ART The following classes must not exceed 45cms x 45cms (18 x 18 ) including frame where applicable, and strung ready to be hung or displayed Class 54 Painting Watercolour to theme Class 55 Painting Seascape Oil or Acrylic Class 56 Painting in any other medium Class 57 Pastel Drawing to Theme - must be under glass State Fairy Tale. Class 58 Pen and Ink Drawing PHOTOGRAPHY Only one photograph per class per member All photographs must have been taken during the last year, to be no Larger than 17.5cms x 12.5cms (7 x 5 ) Must not be mounted, cards to be fastened to the back of the photograph using sellotape or similar NO STRING Class 59 Fungi Class 60 Reflections Class 61 Night Time Class 62 At the Bottom of the Garden Class 63 A Bridge Class 64 Class 65 Class 66 Class 67 Class 68 Class 69 Class 70 Class 71 Class 72 Class 73 Class 74 Class 75 An Exhibit of fresh Material in a Wine glass An Exhibit of Natural Plant material in a box with a lid. Not to exceed 40cms x 40cms (16 x 16 ). An Exhibit depicting a Fairy Tale, of predominantly Plant material but may include a small amount of artificial material 50cms (20 ) wide and 50cms (20 ) deep. - State Fairy Tale. An Exhibit of Fresh Plant material to incorporate a Toy. Not to exceed 50cms (20 )wide and 50cms (20 ) deep. Three Homegrown dressed onions on a plate Cut Homegrown Garden Flowers displayed in a child s welly Three Single Roses all Homegrown A Patio Container Pot of Homegrown Herbs growing A Harvest Basket of Homegrown Fruit and / or Vegetables Three Homegrown Different Fruits on a plate A Truss of Homegrown Tomatoes on a plate NOVICE SECTION This section is for members who have not entered any item in any section of the Show before Class 76 Class 77 Class 78 Class 79 Item of Hand Embroidery Jar of Jam Victoria Sandwich Painting to Theme in any medium not to exceed 45cms x 45cms (18 x 18 ) including frame where applicable. Strung ready to be hung or displayed. State Fairy Tale.