Prizes: First, Second and Third Prize Certificates and Ribbons will be awarded as well as Highly Commended.

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1 CRAFT SCHEDULE ST IVES SHOW 2014 ST IVES I SHOWGROUND,, 16 TTHH AND 17 TTHH MAY Craft Show Chief Steward: Elaine Tracey PO Box 7199, Wilberforce, NSW, 2756 T: or elaine.tracey@bigpond.com Website: Exhibitors are reminded that special regulations apply to this section of the show and are supplementary to the General Regulations of the Society. Entries: Each Exhibit must be the work of the Exhibitor. Any article, which has been exhibited at a previous St Ives Show, is NOT eligible. Classes restricted to persons over the age of 70 years and over (Seniors) must have birth date indicated on entry form. Judges reserve the right to re-classify any item in any Class of any Section. Judges have the right to re-assign articles to another Class or Section. Each Exhibit must have been completed within twelve (12) months prior to the first day of the show. Exhibitors will be allowed two entries in each Class. All exhibits must remain on display for the duration of the show and may not be collected until after 5pm on Sunday, 17th May, Soiled work will not be accepted. Exhibits that have been washed (with the exception of Spinning, Weaving and articles framed for presentation) will be disqualified. All entries received will be judged but, because of space limitations, may not be displayed. Closing date. 5pm on Thursday, 30 th April, NO LATE ENTRIES. Delivery. All exhibits MUST be delivered to the Showground Pavilion between 10am and 6pm on Thursday 14th May, Judging commences at 9am on Friday 15 th May, Collection. Please Note - the Craft Pavilion will close at 4pm on Sunday, 17 th May, 2015, to allow for sorting of entries for collection and will re-open from 5pm 7pm. A collection slip will be issued to each exhibitor to be presented when collecting entries. Insurance. Exhibitors wishing to insure their work must make their own arrangements. Security arrangements will be made by Northern Suburbs A & H Society Inc. Every reasonable care will be taken to see no loss or damage occurs to exhibits submitted. However, no responsibility will be taken by the Society for the loss or damage of exhibits. These conditions will be enforced. Prizes: First, Second and Third Prize Certificates and Ribbons will be awarded as well as Highly Commended. 1

2 Classes: SECTION A - NEEDLEWORK & EMBROIDERY NOTE: framed articles must not exceed (61cm x 61cm) or 4 square feet (0.37 sq.metres) including the frame. A1 TOY - Fabric, felt,etc (no composition except eyes) NO dolls, NO bears A2 SMOCKING - any article, any type of smocking A3 PIECE OF EMBROIDERY - any article, hand embroidered NO CROSS STITCH A4 PIECE OF EMBROIDERY - any article, machine embroidered A5 ANY ARTICLE IN CROSS-STITCH - own design A6 ANY ARTICLE IN CROSS-STITCH - kit or chart A7 BABY WEAR - any article A8 ANY NEEDLEWORK OR EMBROIDERY BY A SENIOR CITIZEN (person 70 years and over). Must not exceed one metre in any direction A9. SILK RIBBON EMBROIDERY - own design or kit A10 WOOL EMBROIDERY - own design or kit A11 COUNTED THREAD - hardanger, pulled thread, drawn thread A12 CANDLEWICKING - any article A13 COLOURING TECHNIQUES - silk painting, screen printing, block printing and tie dying A14 APPLIQUE - own design or kit. Must be hand appliquéd. A15 APPLIQUE - own design or kit. Machine appliquéd. A16 MACHINE EMBROIDERY - creative item (non-traditional) A17 OPEN - any article not covered by Class A1 A16 SECTION B - CANVASWORK (TAPESTRY) NOTE: framed article not to exceed (61cm x 61cm) or 4 square feet (0.37 sq.metres) including the frame. B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 CANVASWORK (Tapestry) - own design - may be framed CANVASWORK (Tapestry) - from kit or chart CREATIVE STITCHERY - own design - may be framed CREATIVE STITCHERY - kit or chart - may be framed A PICTURE IN LONG STITCH BEGINNERS any piece OPEN - any article not covered by Class B1 B6 eg: sampler SECTION C - PATCHWORK and/or QUILTING NOTE: Exhibitors to supply rods for all wall hangings. Size of quilt must be stated on Entry Form. Quilts which have been washed only at time of completion will be accepted. Work must not be framed or mounted. All names, front or back of item, must be covered. Should available space be insufficient to display all entries, only prize winning exhibits will be displayed to full advantage. 2

3 C1. Bed Quilt - Traditional, hand quilted C2. Quilt - Machine quilting a. LONG ARM QUILTING with computer or laser b. LONG ARM QUILTING - hand driven c. DOMESTIC MACHINE freehand quilting d. DOMESTIC MACHINE computer quilting. Minimum size 1.5m x 1.5m. C3. Appliqué Article - hand &/or machine worked C4. Patchwork Quilt hand, hand &/or machine pieced C5. Patchwork - any article, machine pieced C6. Patchwork - any article, hand pieced C7. Wall Hanging traditional - must have loops or a sleeve for hanging C8. Wall Hanging - Innovative - must have loops or a sleeve for hanging C9. Creative Garment - using any of the above techniques C10. Creative article - using any of the above techniques C11. Novice - any article (sewing for 12 months or less) C.12. Patchwork animal - eg, bear, owl, etc. C13. OPEN - any article not mentioned in C1 C12 SECTION D - BEARS D1 BEAR - FUR FABRIC - 30cm to 60cm D2 BEAR - FUR FABRIC - under 28cm D3 BEAR - MATERIAL - 30cm to 60cm D4 BEAR - MATERIAL - under 28cm D5 BEAR - EMBROIDERED - any fabric, kit acceptable D6 OPEN - any article not covered by Class D1 - D5 SECTION E - MACHINE KNITTING E1 ANY GARMENT - to fit adult male or female E2 ANY GARMENT - to fit child, 2 years and over E3 ANY GARMENT - for a baby, up to 2 years E4 BABY S SET - three or more pieces E5 CONTEMPORARY MIXED MEDIA ARTICLE - minimum 70% to be machine knitted E6 OPEN - any article not covered by E1 - E5 SECTION F - CROCHET NOTE: where possible, entry should be mounted on black cardboard for display purposes. F1 HANDKERCHIEF - crocheted edge with or without corner F2 CENTREPIECE, TRAY CLOTH or TABLE RUNNER - any technique F3 CROCHETED TOY F4 CROCHETED GARMENT - adult (knitted bands permitted) F5 CROCHETED GARMENT - child ( knitted bands permitted) F6 CROCHETED LACE - length of Lace, attach card stating use F7 CROCHETED LACE - handkerchief edging F8 FASHION ACCESSORIES - hat, purse, scarf, etc F9 ARTICLE CROCHETED BY SENIOR CITIZEN (person 70 years and over) F10 CREATIVE - any article not usually associated with Crochet F11 OPEN - any article not covered by Class F1 F10 3

4 SECTION G - HAND KNITTING NOTE: yarn labels or yarn samples must be attached to all articles. G1 BABY S JACKET, JUMPER or DRESS - (up to 2 years) wool only G2 BABY S JACKET, JUMPER or DRESS - (up to 2 years) any other yarn or mixture G3 BABY S MATINEE SET - wool only G4 KNITTED GARMENT ply, wool only - for a child (crocheted edges permitted where suitable) G5. KNITTED GARMENT ply - wool only - for an adult (crocheted edges permitted where suitable) G6 KNITTED SCARF -wool only G7 KNITTED SCARF any other yarn G8 KNITTED LACE- Using cotton G9 KNITTED LACE -Using fine wool G10 CREATIVE KNITTING (freeform, scrumbling - any garment) G11 CREATIVE KNITTING - any accessory other than a wearable garment G12 FASHION ACCESSORIES - hat, socks, bag, etc G13 HOUSEHOLD ACCESSORIES - cushion, tea cosy, coat hanger, etc. G14 DOLL HAND-KNITTED CLOTHES (bought shoes permitted) size limit G15 KNITTED TOY - any yarn or mixture G16 ANY ARTICLE KNITTED BY A SENIOR CITIZEN (person 70 years and over) G17 BEADED KNITTING - any article G18 FELTING - any knitted article G19 FELTING - any other method G20 OPEN - any article not covered by Class G1 - G19 SECTION H - TATTING H1 DOILEY OR MAT - (up to 30cm in diameter) H2. HANDKERCHIEF EDGING IN TATTING - fabric of handkerchief to measure at least 20cm. The width of the lace may be any width but thread no heavier than No.30 crochet cotton or equivalent. H3. BEGINNER S TATTING - any article (up to 2 years of experience) H4. OPEN - any article not covered by Class H1 H3 eg: bookmark, motif, lace to wear, etc SECTION J - LACE NOTE: all flat pieces to be mounted on black cardboard. J1 LENGTH OF LACE - BOBBIN LACE - attach card stating use. J2 DOILEY OR MAT - BOBBIN LACE - (up to 30cm in diameter) J3 HANDKERCHIEF EDGING - BOBBIN LACE J4 CONTEMPORARY OR MODERN J5 TRADITIONAL J6 BEGINNERS - small item - eg: bookmark, motif, etc (up to 2 years of experience) J7 (a) SMALL MAT, CIRCULAR OR OVAL - (all lace up to 30cm in diameter) (b) SMALL MAT, CIRCULAR OR OVAL - joined to fabric centre (all lace up to 30cm in diameter) J8 (a) SMALL MAT SQUARE - (30cm in diameter overall) (b) SMALL MAT SQUARE - joined to fabric centre (all lace up to 30cm in diameter) J9 Lace to wear (Bobbin Lace) J10 ANY OTHER ARTICLE - not specified in section J1 - J9 4

5 SECTION K - HAND SPINNING NOTE: pure wool and/or mixed fibre. Small sample of yarn used in garment MUST BE ATTACHED. K1 K2 K3 K4 K5 K6 K7 K8 K9 FINE 2 PLY - not less than 20 grams suitable for shawl or scarf PLIED SPUN WOOL - any ply - not less than 20 grams PLIED SPUN - combined fibres - not less than 20 grams PLIED SPUN - pure fibre other than wool - not less than 20grams SCARF/SHAWL - hand knitted from hand-spun JUMPER, CARDIGAN or VEST - child - knitted or crocheted from hand-spun JUMPER, CARDIGAN or VEST - adult - knitted or crocheted from hand-spun FASHION ACCESSORIES - adult - knitted from hand-spun OPEN - any item not covered by Class K1 - K8 SECTION L - HAND WEAVING L1 NAPERY - any article -any fibre L2. FABRIC LENGTH minimum 2 metres L3. HAND-WOVEN SHAWL OR SCARF L4 BRAIDS - Any technique, any medium. (Inkle, Humihimo, Peruvian, Latvian) L5. WALL HANGING L6. FLOOR RUG 122cm x 90cm (Approx. 4ft x 3ft) L7 THROW RUG 122cm x 90cm (Approx. 4ft x 3ft) L8 OPEN - any article not covered by Class L1 L7 SECTION M - HAND-PAINTED CHINA and PORCELAIN NOTE: exception: work not to have been shown at the St Ives Show previously. Stands MUST HAVE Section - Class - Exhibit Number shown clearly on the stand to correlate with entry. M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9 M10 M11 M12 M13 M14 M15 M16 MONOCHROME EUROPEAN STYLE FRUIT AND/OR VEGETABLES FLOWERS - naturalistic - soft technique PEN AND WASH MODERN/ABSTRACT OR EXPERIMENTAL SCENE - landscape seascape BIRDS AND/OR ANIMALS PAINTING ON GLASS - any medium, any technique PORTRAITS PAINTING ON GLASS GLASS SLUMPING decoration - any technique. Entries will only be accepted if appropriate stands are provided ANY ARTICLE DECORATED WITH ANY TWO OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING: Gold, Silver, Lustre, Raised Paste, Enamel, Petit Point or any other technique MINIATURES - under 7cm - including jewellery ANYONE WHO HAS NOT TAUGHT ONGLAZE PAINTING - any article OPEN - anything not covered by M1 M15 5

6 SECTION N - DOLLS NOTE: size of dolls is restricted to 65 cm due to limited display space. N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7 N8 N9 PORCELAIN MODERN DOLL REPRODUCTION OF ANTIQUE DOLL BABY DOLL DRESSED DOLL - material only DOLL - dressed in crocheted clothes (bought shoes permitted) CLOTH DOLL CHARACTER DOLLS - any medium OPEN - any article not covered by Class N1 - N8 SECTION O - POTTERY/CERAMICS/RAKU NOTE: exception: work not to have been shown at the St Ives Show previously. - POTTERY O1 ANY THROWN ARTICLE -any clay O2 WOOD OR PIT-FIRED ARTICLE - any clay O3 HAND-BUILT ARTICLE - any clay O4 SCULPTURED ARTICLE - any clay O5 OPEN - any article not covered by Class O1 - O4 - CERAMIC O6 GREENWARE ADAPTATION - changing the appearance of greenware by the entrant eg: carving, cut-out, clay lifting, clay carve (water etch), lace/fabric draping, sprigging (attached clay decoration) O7 UNDERGLAZE SGRAFFITO - with use of a tool, engraving a design through colour O8 UNDERGLAZE DECORATION - can be translucent or solid colour including majolica (decoration over unfired - non-moving glaze) eg: brushwork, floral, scene O9 ANY ARTICLE SLIP CAST- any surface treatment O10 OPEN - any article not covered by O6 O9 - RAKU O11 OPEN SECTION P - PAPER P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9 P10 P11 ANY ARTICLE IN PAPER TOLE ANY ARTICLE IN PAPER QUILLING HAND-MADE BOOKS - any technique, any medium PARCHMENT CRAFT - any technique SCRAPBOOKING - best use of Colour Photo Mounting Paper to enhance photos SCRAPBOOKING - best Photo Journaling (Telling the Story) SCRAPBOOKING - best presentation (no embellishments other than Photo Mounting Paper and Permanent Pen) SCRAPBOOKING - best use of space with emphasis on photos CARD MAKING - stamping CARD MAKING - other method OPEN anything not mentioned in P1 P10 6

7 SECTION Q - WOODWORK NOTE: articles to be no heavier than can be carried by one person Q1 Q2 ANY ARTICLE MADE BY HAND ANY ARTICLE MADE ON A LATHE SECTION R - FOLK ART R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 AUSTRALIANA FOLK ART TRADITIONAL/NAÏVE FOLK ART DECORATIVE FLORA - including flowers, fruit & vegetables. DECORATIVE OTHER FOLK ART - including fairies, lace, teddies, etc OPEN - any article not mentioned in R1 - R4 SECTION S - BEADING S1 WOVEN BEADED ARTICLE - flat, coaster, key ring, mat, wall hanging S2 WOVEN BEADED ARTICLE - amulet, bell, ball, purse, etc (multiple pieces sourced to one common unit) S3. JEWELLERY - one Item (necklace, earrings, bracelet or brooch) S4. OPEN - any article using natural resource material SECTION T - MODEL MAKING T1 MODEL MADE OF WOOD T2. MODEL MADE OF ANY OTHER MATERIAL SECTION U - DECOUPAGE U1 U2 U3 U4 TRADITIONAL - (under multiple coat varnish) - any piece that has a painted background. The resources used are not restricted to those depicting the 18 th Century era. VICTORIANA - (under multiple coat varnish) - any piece that is completely covered in images with no background painting evident. The resources used are not restricted to those depicting the Victorian era. EGGS - Traditional or Victorian (all sizes) - see description in Classes U1 - U2 UNDER GLASS - Traditional or Victorian - see description in Classes U1 - U2 7

8 SECTION X - JUNIOR Open to ages 11 years and under X1 KNITTING - any article X2 NEEDLEWORK - any article hand embroidered X3 NEEDLEWORK - dressmaking - child or adult garment X4 PICTURE - long stitch, cross stitch, embroidery, etc X5 NEEDLEWORK - any article - machine made X6 POTTERY - any article X7 WEAVING - including baskets X8 LEATHERWORK - any article, stitching or thronging, plain or decorated X9 MODELMAKING - Mecccano, Lego or similar - own design or kit X10 PAPERCRAFT - quilling, cardmaking, scrapbooking X11 ORIGAMI - any article X12 OPEN - any article not coverd in Class X1 - X11 SECTION Y - JUNIOR Open to ages years Y1 KNITTING - any article Y2 PICTURE long stitch, cross stitch, embroidery, etc - framed or mounted Y3 NEEDLEWORK - any article hand embroidered Y4 APPLIQUE - any article featuring appliqué Y5 BABY S DRESS - hand embroidered and/or smocked Y6 MACHINE-MADE GARMENT - to fit child or adult Y7 PATCHWORK any article Y8 FABRIC DECORATION - tie dyeing, screen printing, marbling, etc Y9 TOY - any medium (except wood) Y10 WOODWORK - any article Y11 POTTERY - any article Y12 LEATHERWORK - any article - stitching or thronging, plain or decorated Y13 MODELMAKING - Meccano, Lego or similar - own design or kit Y14 PAPERCRAFT - quilling, cardmaking, scrapbooking Y15 ORIGAMI - any article Y16 OPEN - any article not covered by Class Y1 Y15 SECTION Z JUNIOR Open to ages years Y1 KNITTING - any article Y2 PICTURE long stitch, cross stitch, embroidery, etc - framed or mounted Y3 NEEDLEWORK - any article hand embroidered Y4 APPLIQUE - any article featuring appliqué Y5 BABY S DRESS with some form of decoration such as embroidery, smocking, lace, pin tucks, etc Y6 MACHINE-MADE GARMENT - to fit child or adult Y7 PATCHWORK any article Y8 FABRIC DECORATION - tie dyeing, screen printing, marbling, etc Y9 TOY - any medium (except wood) Y10 WOODWORK - any article Y11 POTTERY - any article Y12 LEATHERWORK - any article - stitching or thronging, plain or decorated Y13 MODEL MAKING - Meccano, Lego or similar - own design or kit Y14 PAPERCRAFT - quilling, cardmaking, scrapbooking Y15 ORIGAMI - any article Y16 OPEN - any article not covered by Class Z1 Z15 8

9 NORTHERN SUBURBS AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC OFFICE COPY CRAFT ENTRY FORM ST IIVES SHOW 2015 The entry form should be completed and returned to the address below. Please use a separate line for each entry. The ENTRY FEE must accompany the entry form. Mailed entry forms should be received by the last post on 30 th April, Entries must be delivered to the Showground Pavilion between 10am-7pm Thursday, 14 th May, Entry Fee per item: Adults $4.00; Pensioners $2.00; Children: $1.00. Please print details on form Section: Class: Particulars: Office Use: Exhibit No: Fees: Number of entries: Entrants are asked to refer to the schedule for conditions of entry. Total Fees: I agree that the above item/s shall be subject to the conditions of entry of the Northern Suburbs A&H Society Inc and I shall abide by any decision of the Committee thereto and shall not hold the Society responsible for any loss, damage or wrongful delivery of same. Signature of Exhibitor or Authorised Person: Name of Entrant: Date: Postal Address: Postcode: DOB (Junior Classes Only): School: Entry Forms: both the Office and Exhibitor s copies of the entry form must be completed and mailed together with a stamped, self addressed envelope and entry fee to: Northern Suburbs A&H Society Inc, PO Box 7199, Wilberforce, NSW, 2756 Cheques should be made payable to Northern Suburbs A&H Society Inc. Bench Slip together with Exhibit Tickets will be returned to the Exhibitor in the stamped, self-addressed, envelope. The Exhibit Ticket must be attached to the FRONT of the exhibit so it is clearly visible. It is the responsibility of the exhibitors to correctly label their exhibits. 9

10 NORTHERN SUBURBS AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY INC EXHIBITOR S COPY CRAFT ENTRY FORM ST IIVES SHOW 2015 The entry form should be completed and returned to the address below. Please use a separate line for each entry. The ENTRY FEE must accompany the entry form. Mailed entry forms should be received by the last post on 30 th April, Entries must be delivered to the Showground Pavilion between 10am-7pm Thursday, 14 th May, Entry Fee per item: Adults $4.00; Pensioners $2.00; Children: $1.00. Please print details on form Section: Class: Particulars: Office Use: Exhibit No: Fees: Number of entries: Entrants are asked to refer to the schedule for conditions of entry. Total Fees: I agree that the above item/s shall be subject to the conditions of entry of the Northern Suburbs A&H Society Inc and I shall abide by any decision of the Committee thereto and shall not hold the Society responsible for any loss, damage or wrongful delivery of same. Signature of Exhibitor or Authorised Person: Name of Entrant: Date: Postal Address: Postcode: DOB (Junior Classes Only): School: Entry Forms: both the Office and Exhibitor s copies of the entry form must be completed and mailed together with a stamped, self addressed envelope and entry fee to: Northern Suburbs A&H Society Inc, PO Box 7199, Wilberforce, NSW, 2756 Cheques should be made payable to Northern Suburbs A&H Society Inc. Bench Slip together with Exhibit Tickets will be returned to the Exhibitor in the stamped, self-addressed, envelope. The Exhibit Ticket must be attached to the FRONT of the exhibit so it is clearly visible. It is the responsibility of the exhibitors to correctly label their exhibits. 10