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Section I

CONTACT: Helen Moore 613-659-2989
ENTRY FEE: 10% will be deducted from all prize money.
PRIZES: $5 - $4 - $3 (unless specified)
RULES:
- Must be new work, made by the exhibitor, not previously exhibited at Lansdowne Fair.
- Articles must be clean. Soiled entries will not be judged.

CLASS
1. Garden sign, any medium, 24" or smaller
2. Door stop, any material
3. Draft stop, any material
4. Appliance cover, named (e.g. toaster, teapot, etc.)
5. 4 placemats, any style
6. Item made using chicken wire
7. Spare toilet roll holder
8. Easter centerpiece
9. Door decoration for Halloween
10. Thanksgiving decoration using a basket
11. Decorated T-shirt or sweatshirt
12. Scrapbooking - two page layout of a theme of your choice. Must be enclosed in plastic cover
13. Scrapbooked item suitable to hang on the wall
14. Scrapbooking - two page layout - fair theme. Must be enclosed in plastic cover
15. Article made from scraps
16. Article made of recycled products
17. Decorated wreath, made of grape vine, straw, or any suitable material - wreath may be handmade or purchased
18. Accessory for a nursery
19. One piece of handmade jewelry or accessory
20. Handmade necklace and matching earrings
21. Article of cross stitching, framed
22. Article of needlepoint on plastic canvas
23. Article of chicken scratch
24. Item of hand embroidery (e.g. dresser scarf, pillowcase, tablecloth, etc.)
25. Collage depicting fair theme - not to exceed 14" x 22"
26. Hot mats (2), any material
27. Hand painted “Welcome” sign
28. Article of tole painting - any material
29. Acrylic painting on any material other than canvas
30. Decorative painting on wood
31. Picture to be painted on any item (e.g. milk can, watering can, saw blade, etc.)
32. Handmade stained glass article
33. Heritage craft (e.g. sampler, crewel work, weaving, spun wool, hand-dyed wool, dipped candles, tatting)
34. Article using clay flower pots
35. Wall hanging, not latch hook
36. Decorated birdhouse for indoors
37. Hand decorated greeting cards (3 cards with appropriate “verses”, each for a different occasion e.g. birthday, anniversary, new baby, etc.)
38. Hand decorated notepaper and matching envelopes (set of 4)
39. “Mouse in the House” - maximum 12" (decorated mouse only)
40. Raggedy Ann doll
41. Rooster - handmade from any medium
42. Stuffed toy animal, handmade, any material, suitable for a child to play with (fastened eyes, nose, etc.)
43. Pew decoration
44. Handmade doll
45. Article made with horseshoes
46. Any glazed ceramic piece from precast greenware
47. Any ceramic piece fired and painted
48. Two novelty magnets
49. Homemade shower gift for wedding, made with kitchen articles (no placemats)
50. Decorated hat, any material
51. Fascinator headpiece
52. Corsage - made from artificial flowers (displayed in Ziploc bag)
53. Any craft not listed - excluding knitting, quilting, and crocheting

Christmas Crafts
54. Pinecone decoration
55. Christmas stocking
56. Tree skirt
57. Christmas table arrangement
58. Christmas placemats (4)
59. Christmas door decoration (no wreaths)
60. Christmas wreath
61. 4 different Christmas tree ornaments, mounted
62. Christmas wall hanging
63. Advent calendar
64. Christmas runner for table
65. Christmas doorstop
66. Handmade Christmas cards (3)
67. Christmas item made from barn board
68. Angel, any material, any design
69. Christmas article of your choice

Woodworking
70. Handmade candle holder
71. Yard sign, fair theme-related
72. A game or puzzle
73. Handmade article of furniture
74. Article turned from Canadian wood
75. Bird feeder or bird house
76. Kitchen cutting board
77. Article made from wood, not turned
78. Wooden toy
79. Napkin holder
AWARD CERTIFICATE: Judge’s Choice Classes 1 – 79

Senior Citizen’s Section
ENTRY FEE: 10% will be deducted from all prize money.
PRIZES: $5 - $4 - $3
Open to seniors 60 years of age and over.
RULES:
- You must have an exhibitor’s number and an entry form must be submitted.
- Photographs must be mounted on a piece of Bristol board with a border not to exceed 1".

CLASS
80. “Seniors in Action” - 4" x 6" photo, mounted
81. “Generation Gap” - 4" x 6" photo of a senior and a child, mounted
82. Penmanship - at least 8 lines of a poem on lined paper
83. Handmade book mark
84. Old fashioned dress or coat buttons, mounted, maximum 12
85. Article using pressed flowers
86. A cover-up for a detergent container to be used or seen on a kitchen counter
87. Dishcloths - knit, (2) different patterns, mounted
88. Fancy cushion
AWARD CERTIFICATE: Judge’s Choice Classes 80 – 88

Quilting
RULES:
All quilted articles/quilts must be constructed and quilted by the exhibitor. Any technique is acceptable (e.g. appliquéd, pieced, yo-yo).

Quilt Blocks
PRIZES: $5 - $4 - $3
89. 1 quilt block, pieced, one edge mounted on cardboard
90. 1 quilt block, hand-appliquéd, one edge mounted on cardboard
91. 1 quilt block, machine-appliquéd, one edge mounted on cardboard

Quilted Articles
PRIZES: $10 - $8 - $6
92. Cushion, hand quilted
93. Table runner, machine quilted
94. Wall hanging, any technique, hand quilted
95. Article made from a pre-printed panel, hand quilted

Other Quilts
PRIZES: $20 - $15 - $12
96. Quilt, any technique, any size, hand quilted
97. Quilt, any technique, any size, machine quilted domestic machine
98. Quilt, any technique, any size, machine quilted, long arm machine, by exhibitor
99. Quilt, any technique, any size - top made by exhibitor - finished by hand, machine, or tied by a group

Specials
PRIZES: $15 - $10 - $7
100. Crib quilt, pieced or appliquéd, hand quilted
101. Tied quilt, any size
102. Quilt top only
AWARD CERTIFICATE: Judge’s choice Classes 89 – 102

ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES QUILT COMPETITION
PRIZES: $25 - $20 - $17
Annual Hand Quilted Championship Quilt & Annual Machine-Quilted Quilt/Wall Hanging Competitions

RULES:
Hand-Quilted Quilts:
-  Must be a minimum of 324" measured on the perimeter.
-  Pattern must be named.
Machined-Quilted Quilt/Wall Hanging:
- Must be measured on the perimeter - minimum of 192".
- The article can be square, rectangular, etc.
- Must have visible machine quilting.
- Entries must be solely made and quilted by the exhibitor.
- Judging will occur at local fairs and district levels.
- Provincial Grand Champion Quilts in each division will be selected at the Annual Convention of O.A.A.S.
- Upon making an entry into the O.A.A.S. Competition, the exhibitor agrees to participate in any promotional
activities related to the competition.
- The winning O.A.A.S. Champion Quilts will not be eligible to compete in any future District and/or
Convention O.A.A.S. competition.
If your quilt has won first place in a competition at another fair, you must consider the Agricultural Society
nearest your home address as the one from which the quilt will be sent to district level
QUILTING NOTE: Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion will be awarded to both the 1st and 2nd
winners in classes 103 and 104.

103. Quilt - pieced or appliquéd (pattern named), hand quilted, minimum of 324" measured on the perimeter.
104. Quilt/Wall Hanging - any technique, machine quilted, minimum of 192" measured on the perimeter