COVID-19 STATEMENT

The Committee of the Walcha Show Society advise all participants that the 2022 Show is being conducted under COVID-19 restrictions for the protection of all involved. Anyone entering any Show event and onto any part of the show ground during the conducting of the Show agrees that they are to comply with all requests from any member of the committee, and/or their representatives, consistent with the COVID-19 restrictions so imposed.

The Committee shall use their best endeavours to conduct the Show but in the event that because of COVID-19 the Show is cancelled at any time then all participants agree that on such cancellation they shall have no claim against the committee for any alleged loss of any kind whatsoever arising to them and caused by such cancellation.


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The Walcha Show will be a COVID safe event.
We encourage physical distancing, hand and personal hygiene.

Please do not attend the Showground if you are unwell.

Needlework

Stewards Cathy Lisle 0427 68 1120 Mary Brearley 6777 2781

Entries accepted at the Pavilion; Wednesday 9 March, 2pm - 4pm Thursday 10 March, 8am - 10.30am

Entries close and must be in the Stewards hands at the Pavilion by 10.30am on Thursday 10 March. Judging 11am

Pavilion closes 5pm Saturday so the display can be dismantled. Collection time is 5.30 to 6pm.

Stewards will sign out all entries.

No work to be washed. Cleanliness essential Work must be completed. All crochet work to be mounted on cardboard for display.

FIRST $2, SECOND $1 Entry fee 50c non-members

Articles which have gained 1st prize at Walcha Show are to be excluded

ALL Needlework accepted. If not mentioned, will be accepted and classed accordingly

CROCHET SECTION
1
Crochet tablecloth or table centre
2
Crochet centre piece
3
Piece of crochet not mentioned
4
Two handkerchiefs with two distinct crochet edges
5
Crochet coat hanger
6
Hand towel, hand crochet edge
7
Crochet piece by senior (over 70 years)
OPEN NEEDLEWORK SECTION
8
Embroidered tableware, cotton or linen
9
Embroidered hand towel
10
Piece of creative embroidery, garment or article
11
Piece of ribbon embroidery
12
Piece of wool embroidery
13
Smocked garment or article
14
Apron, any technique
15
Wall hanging, any technique
16
Piece of embroidery by senior (70yrs, 80yrs and over)
17
Garment/article by senior (70yrs, 80yrs and over)
18
Garment/article in heirloom sewing
19
Article in counted thread work
20
Piece of needlework not mentioned
21
Set of two luncheon mats, any technique
22
Article in petite point
23
Article in tapestry - 40x20 cm and under
24
Article in tapestry - 40 cm and over
25
Article in creative tapestry (ribbon, silk, beads etc)
26
Article in original tapestry design
27
Article in cross stitch on linen - small - under 23x36cm
28
Article in cross stitch on linen - large - over 23x36cm
29
Article in cross stitch on aida cloth - small 40x20 cm
30
Article in cross stitch on aida cloth - medium under 50x30 cm
31
Article in cross stitch on aida cloth - large over 50x30 cm
32
Article in cross stitch, any other material
33
FEATURE CLASS Article or garment made from used or recycled material
34
Picture in long or short stitch under 40x20 cm
35
Picture in long or short stitch under 70x50 cm
36
Article in candlewicking
37
Article or garment in appliqué
38
Quilted appliqué article
39
Patchwork cushion
40
Patchwork quilt, hand quilted, hand -made (all hand worked)
41
Patchwork quilt, commercially quilted and hand worked
42
Patchwork quilt, all machine worked
43
Patchwork quilt all machine worked and commercially quilted
44
Applique quilt, hand or machine made
45
Quilt not mentioned (embellishment accepted)
46
Patchwork garment / article
47
Christmas decoration
48
Apron, any material, recycled etc
DRESSMAKING
49
Machine made garment, evening wear
50
Machine made suit or jacket
51
Machine made night wear
52
Machine made garment, everyday wear
53
Machine made garment, children’s wear
54
Machine made garment/article not mentioned
55
Hand made garment
56
Best dressed doll
57
Children's Clothing
JUNIOR SECTION - 18 years and under
58
Machine made garment or article
59
Piece of embroidery
60
Piece of work, own choice
61
Picture in long and short stitch
JUNIOR SECTION - 12 years and under
62
Picture in long and short stitch
63
Piece of embroidery
64
Piece of work, own choice
65
Patchwork cushion

PLEASE COLLECT ENTRIES AT 5.30PM ON SATURDAY

Knitting and Crochet

Stewards Jenny Hill 0497 910 637 Lynette Dorrington and assistants

Entries close and must be in the Steward's hands at the pavilion by 10.30am Thursday March 10 - Judging 11am

Articles which have gained prizes at Walcha Shows are excluded

No work to be washed, or more than two years old. Cleanliness is essential

FIRST $2 SECOND $1 ENTRY FEE 50c for non-members

All work must have label or statement attached to entry stating what wool or yarn was used.

Champion Knitting - Ribbon and card
Champion Crochet - Ribbon and card
KNITTING - PURE WOOL
1
Baby bootees
2
Article or garment - babywear to 2yrs
3
Three-piece baby set
4
Baby shawl, pram or cot cover
5
Jumper or cardigan - child's
6
Jumper or cardigan - adult
7
Hat or cap
8
Scarf
9
Rug
10
Article or garment not mentioned
KNITTING - SYNTHETIC YARN
11
Baby bootees
12
Article or garment - babywear to 2 years
13
Three piece baby set
14
Baby shawl, pram or cot cover
15
Jumper or cardigan - child
16
Jumper or cardigan - adult
17
Hat or cap
18
Scarf
19
Rug
20
Article or garment not mentioned
CROCHET - PURE WOOL
21
Baby bootees
22
Article or garment - babywear to 2 yrs
23
Three-piece baby set
24
Baby shawl, pram or cot cover
25
Jumper or cardigan - child
26
Jumper or cardigan - adult
27
Hat or cap
28
Scarf
29
Rug
30
Article or garment not mentioned
CROCHET - SYNTHETIC YARN
31
Baby bootees
32
Article or garment - babywear to 2 yrs
33
Three-piece baby set
34
Baby shawl, pram or cot cover
35
Jumper or cardigan - child
36
Jumper or cardigan - adult
37
Hat or cap
38
Scarf
39
Rug
40
Article or garment not mentioned
ALPACA SECTION
41
Article or garment knitted or crocheted in Alpaca
HOME-SPUN SECTION
42
Article or garment knitted or crocheted
80 YEARS AND OVER SECTION
43
Knitted garment or article
44
Crocheted garment or article
JUNIOR SECTION - 16 Years and under
45
Knitted or crocheted garment or article
SPECIAL SECTION - for people who have not previously won at the Walcha Show
46
Knitted garment or article
47
Crocheted garment or article
ANY MIXED FIBRE YARN
48
Knitted or crocheted garment or article

Please collect entries at 5.30pm on Saturday

Hostel, Nursing Home, Day Care Section

Stewards Helen Mansfield 6777 3916

The Nancy Partridge memorial Ribbon for overall champion

First $2, second $1 Entry Fee 50c for non-members
1
Card making
2
Knitted garment or article
3
Crochet garment or article
4
Recycling - state material used
5
Covered coat hanger
6
Knitted rug
7
Crochet rug
8
Wall hanging
9
Decoupagé
10
Any article not mentioned
11
Any article, group effort

Handicraft

Stewards Helen Mansfield 6777 3916 Jenny Hoy 0427 367 711

Entries close 10.30am, Thursday March 10

Entries will also be accepted Wednesday afternoon between 2-4pm

Exhibits which have won a prize at Walcha show are not eligible

All work must be neatly finished and cleanliness is essential

FIRST $2, SECOND $1 Entry fee 50c (Members & Juniors exempt)
Senior Champion & Junior Champion
Judy Hobbs Memorial trophy for Most Successful Competitor donated by Walcha CWA
OPEN
1
Toy, machine made
2
Toy, hand-made
3
Toy, crocheted or knitted
4
Bag - decorated or plain
5
Kitchen novelty - any material
6
Cushion
7
Diamond Dotz / Mosaic
8
Pot holder or oven cloth, suitable material
9
Article made from leather
10
Wall hanging, any medium
11
Door stop
12
Photo frame, any material
13
Novelty string holder
14
Three articles suitable for gifts, materials under $40
15
Pin cushion
16
Decorated waste paper container
17
Dried arrangement, may include driftwood, dried flowers, stones, cones, handmade artificial flowers, feathers, or dried leaves
18
Item of Decoupage
19
Paper tole
20
Article for bathroom
21
Trinket box, any medium
22
Card Making
23
Lamp shade, any material
24
Article for nursery
25
Novelty for nursery
26
Recycling (state material used)
27
Dreamcatcher
28
Decorated basket or decorated bottle
29
A piece of silver jewellery, any technique
30
A piece of jewellery any technique
31
Piece of work, own choice
32
Macrame
33
Scrapbooking (one page only)
34
Weaving
Over 60 years
35
Covered coat hanger, any material
36
Bag plain or decorated
37
Card making
38
Article not mentioned in schedule
JUNIOR SECTION - 5 years and under
39
Building blocks, NO KITS – limit one per exhibitor – max size 40cm x 40cm
40
String of beads, any material
41
Article not mentioned
JUNIOR SECTION - 8 years and under
42
Building blocks, NO KITS – limit one per exhibitor – max size 40cm x 40cm
43
String of beads, any material
44
Article constructed from wood, eg popsticks, matches, pegs etc
45
Sewn article
46
Article not mentioned
JUNIOR SECTION - 12 years and under
47
Jewellery
48
Article constructed from wood, eg popsticks, matches, pegs etc
49
Sewn article
50
Wall hanging, any medium
51
Article not mentioned
51A
Building blocks, NO KITS – limit one per exhibitor – max size 40cm x40cm
JUNIOR SECTION - 18 years and under
52
Article made from clay
53
Sewn article
54
Article of recycling
55
Article not mentioned
56
Jewellery
57
Scrapbooking (one page only)
58
Building blocks, NO KITS – limit one per exhibitor – max size 40cm x 40cm


Please collect entries at 5.30pm on Saturday



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