Homecraft Division Director in Charge: Esther Graham. Culinary Art

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1 Please note the following: Homecraft Division Director in Charge: Esther Graham Culinary Arts (Classes 41 & 4) Homecrafts (Class 43) Arts, Crafts & Photography (Class 44A, 44B, 44C) 1. In all of the Homecraft Division Classes (41 to 44 inclusive), all entries must be home manufactured by the exhibitor. 2. A list of entries must be sent to the Secretary before Wednesday, August 29, Entries can be sent to: Fair Secretary, Kinmount Fair, 3174 Cty Road 121, Burnt River, ON K0M 1C0. 3. With the exception of photography exhibits, all exhibits will be accepted from 6 pm to 8 pm Wednesday, August 29 and 8 am to 12:30 pm on Thursday, August 30, Judging begins at 2 pm. 4. Photography exhibits will ONLY be accepted in advance. See the photography section below for details. 5. Exhibits must be left on display until 5:15 pm Sunday, September 2, Abbreviations Used in the Following Sections: AV Any Variety; AS Any Subject; SA Sample Attached 18 < means 18 or less 18 > means 18 or more For security reasons, each exhibitor must show a copy of their Membership Card to re-enter the building and pick up exhibits at 5:15 pm Sunday. Culinary Art 1. All pies and cakes made with commercial mixes or fillings will be disqualified. All icing must be edible. 2. Exhibits to be shown on a plate of reasonable size, without plastic wrap. Paper cups are to be left on cupcakes; none on muffins. Class 41 Baking Homecraft Directors in Charge Pauline Marshall, Esther Graham Breads 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 1. Dark Fruit Cake, approximately 1 lb., uniced Light Fruit Cake, approximately 1 lb., uniced Baking Assortment, 2 rolls, 2 tarts, 2 squares, and 2 iced cupcakes Bread, white, ½ loaf Bread, 60% whole wheat, one loaf Bread, machine made, ½ loaf

2 7. Bread, AV named, ½ loaf Muffins, Biscuits and Quick Breads 8. Tea Biscuits, 4 plain Chelsea Buns, Cinnamon Buns, iced, Banana Muffins, Pineapple-Carrot Muffins, Muffins, AV named, Zucchini Loaf, ½ loaf Lemon Loaf, glazed, ½ loaf Create Your Own Loaf, named, ½ loaf Cakes and Cupcakes 17. Applesauce Cake, uniced, ¼ only Tomato Soup Cake, uniced, ¼ only Carrot Cake, iced, ¼ only Coffee Cake, AV named, ¼ only Decorated Cake, 1 layer, AV named Iced Cupcakes, AV, Pies and Tarts 23. Apple, Crumb top, 2 pcs Pecan, 2 pcs Cherry, 2 crust, 2 pcs Peach, 2 crust, 2 pcs Baked Pie Shell Butter Tarts, st place winner to advance to District 4 Fall Meeting 29. Jam & Coconut Tarts, Cookies, Squares & Candy 30. Oatmeal cookies, date-filled, Chocolate Chip cookies, Sugar cookies Shortbread cookies, decorated, Monster cookie, AV, Brownies, uniced, Chocolate Mallow squares, Date squares, Baked squares, AV named, Chocolate fudge, 4 pcs Maple fudge, 4 pcs

3 Class 41 Special - $20.00 Awarded to the 1 st place winner in Class 41, Section 28 Butter Tarts Class 41A Heritage Cooking 1. Scones, AV named, Cornbread, ½ loaf Gingersnaps, Any Ancestral Recipe, named Any Heritage recipe using Maple Syrup, named with recipe attached Raisin Pie, 2 crust, 2 pcs Any baked item using pumpkin, 1 serving, named recipe attached pieces of pie, AV, not previously mentioned in Class 41A, named Diabetic Dessert, 1 serving, named, recipe attached Impossible Pie, 2 pcs, savoury or sweet, named, recipe attached Class 41A Special - $10.00 Create a Heritage Cake that celebrates the many years of entertainment at the Kinmount Fair. Decorating is optional. Recipe attached. This special will be judged on the following basis: 50% on taste and 50% on the recipe s appropriateness to a Heritage cake. Class 42 Pickles & Preserves Jams 1. All unsealed jars will be disqualified without being judged. 2. Wax sealing is not allowed. 3. Any size jar appropriate to the item displayed will be accepted with 2-piece sealing lids. 4. Adequate head space should be allowed (½ inch for jams/jellies; ¼ inch for conserves and 1 inch for vegetables. 5. All entries exhibiting spoilage will be disqualified. 6. In sections 39 and 40, syrup bottles are allowed. 7. Refrigeration is not available. 8. Freezer entries should be fully defrosted at entry time. FOR YOUR INFORMATION Exhibits will be judged on the following basis. Flavour 35%, Appearance 30%, Uniformity 10%, Container/Package 5% No decorated tops unless specified. 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 1. Freezer Raspberry Jam

4 Jellies 2. Freezer Strawberry Jam Two-Fruit Freezer Jam Raspberry Jam Strawberry Jam Two-fruit Jam Jam made with wild fruit, named Any other jam not mentioned, named Peach Conserve Marmalade, AV, named Grape jelly Jelly made with wild fruit, named Crab Apple jelly Red Pepper jelly Any other jelly, named Canned Fruits and Vegetables 16. Canned Peaches Strawberry Preserves Rhubarb Preserves Mincemeat, made with green tomatoes Pickles and Relishes 20. Pickled beets Bread & butter pickles Dill pickles Pickled mushrooms Sweet pickles Pickled beans Dilled carrots Pickled eggs Hot dog relish Pickled Cherry Tomatoes Sauces and Syrups 30. Chili sauce Salsa Honey mustard Flavoured oil dressing, AV, named Spaghetti sauce, no meat Cranberry sauce, AV Salad dressing, AV, named An accompaniment to poultry, named

5 38. An accompaniment to red meat, named Maple syrup, pan method Maple syrup, evaporator method WELL PRESERVED HOME CANNER S SPECIALS Items will be judged on the basis of artistic merit and quality of the product. Jars will be opened for judging. 41. A collection of 4 of your best pickles/relishes arranged in a container suitable for gift giving. May be decorated for any theme of your choice. Additional items may be added i.e. candles, soup mixes to compliment the theme A collection of 4 of your best jams/jellies arranged in a container suitable for gift giving. May be decorated for any theme of your choice with additional items allowed as in sec Class 42 Special Gift Basket Award 1 st - $15; 2 nd - $10; 3 rd - $5 OFF TO COLLEGE CARE PACKAGE MALE OR FEMALE Must include at least 6 filled canning jars, displayed in an appropriate container. Maximum cost, including container not to exceed $50.00 Entry should include items related to the theme. All entries will be judged on creativity, perceived value of the entry and the appropriateness of the home canned products and presentation. Class 42 Special - $25.00 Most points earned by any one exhibitor in Class 42. Winner will be determined after the fair by the secretary. Class 43 A-H IMPORTANT NOTES HOMECRAFTS Homecraft Directors: Ella Jackson, Barb Cain, Cathy Lee, Barb Hopkins 1. Samples must be attached to all work entered in each class. 2. Samples include fabric, wool, embroidery floss, crochet thread and craft paint on medium. 3. AV is defined as Any Variety. 4. Judges are authorized by the Board of Directors to bar all soiled, defaced or old work. Items may be moved within classes, at the discretion of the Board. Class 43-A Quilting 1 st 2 nd 3 rd Hand-quilted Quilts 1. Quilt, pieced, pattern named, 72 x 90 min Quilt, appliqued, pattern named. 72 x 90 min Quilt, reversible, plain, pattern named. 72 x 90 min Quilt, AV, under 72 x Quilt, AV, made by more than one person Miniature Quilt, max 10 x

6 Machine-quilted Quilts 7. Quilt, pieced 192 min perimeter Quilt, machine appliqued, 192 min perimeter Quilt, tied Quilt made by more than one person, AV Quilt top, pieced or appliqued Three same-sized quilt blocks Miniature quilt, max 10 x Hand-quilted Wall Hangings 14. Wall hanging, ready to hang, under 12 x Wall hanging, ready to hang, 12x18 min, 24x36 max Wall hanging, ready to hang, 24x36 min, 36x48 max Wall hanging, ready to hang, over 36 x Machine-quilted Wall Hangings 18. Wall hanging, ready to hang, under 12 x Wall hanging, ready to hang, 12x18 min, 24x36 max Wall hanging, ready to hang, 24x36 min, 36x48 max Wall hanging, ready to hang, over 36 x Class 43A Specials Best overall hand-quilted Quilt at Kinmount Fair $25.00 Winner to advance to District 4 Fall Meeting Best overall machine-quilted Quilt at Kinmount Fair $25.00 Winner to advance to District 4 Fall Meeting Class 43B Embroidery 1. Table runner Luncheon Cloth, max Pillowcase Needlepoint picture, framed, ready to hang Petit point, any article Class 43C Counted Cross-Stitch 1. On finished article, not a picture Framed picture up to 10, ready to hang Framed picture over 10, ready to hang

7 Class 43D Crocheting 1. Tablecloth or bedspread Doily, 12 and under Doily, square or rectangle Centerpiece, Table Runner Afghan, granny square, 48 x 60 min Afghan, any other variety, 48 x 60 min Afghan, lap size, less than 48 x Any other crochet article Class 43E Hand Knitting 1. Afghan, 48 x 60 min Afghan, lap size, less than 48 x Pullover Adult Pullover Child Pullover Fancy Cardigan Adult Cardigan Child Scarf Adult Vest Hat & Mitt Set Child Socks one pair Work socks one pair Slippers Mitts Toque Any other knitted item not mentioned in sec 1-15 above Class 43F Sewing 1. Vest adult, fabric Outfit child, fabric Chair pad, fabric Any sewn item using a serger Table Runner, fabric Article made from hand-made chenille Class 43G Miscellaneous 1. Afghan, AV but not crochet or knitted 48 x Wall hanging, ready to hang, not quilted <12 x Wall hanging, ready to hang, not quilted, 12x18 min, 24x36max Wall hanging, ready to hang, not quilted, 24x36 min, 36x48 max Rug, traditional hooking, AV

8 6. Rug, latched hook, yarn, AV Rug, any other variety, not named above Bobbin Lace, any article Tea Cozy Fingertip Towel Decorated tea towel Cushion, hand-quilted, 20 max Cushion, machine-quilted, 20 max Cushion, knitted or crochet, 20 max Cushion, any other variety, 20 max Class 43H Baby Boutique 1. Baby Shawl or Afghan, AV, min 36 x Baby s Hand knit 2-piece set, 1 st size Baby s Crochet 2-piece set, 1 st size Crib Quilt, any variety, hand-quilted Crib Quilt, any variety, machine-quilted Baby s Diaper Bag, AV Baby s Big, AV Baby s Knit or Crochet Dress Most points earned by one exhibitor in Classes 43 A-H $25.00 Article selected from Class 43 A-H to go on to the OAAS Convention in February 2018 Most points earned by a new exhibitor in Classes 43 A-H - $25.00 Arts, Crafts & Photography Convenor: Donna Stover Homecraft Directors: Nancy Caney, Brenda Mulholland, Nancy Lemire & Sandy Countryman 1. Both monetary and ribbon prizes will be awarded. A 4 th prize of $1.00 will be awarded only in categories with 7 or more entries. 2. Craft Specific means the entry must be of the specific craft named. 3. Any Variety means that any craft technique may be used. 4. A maximum size designation means in any direction. Prizes: 1 st - $5.00; 2 nd - $4.00; 3 rd - $3.00

9 Class 44A Crafts Sections 1 to 28 inclusive are Craft Specific 1. Dressed Porcelain Doll, modern or antique. Costume and all appropriate body parts to be crafted by exhibitor. 2. Dressed Doll. Costume must be crafted by the exhibitor. Some ready-made accessories may be purchased. i.e. purse, shoes, jewelry 3. Stained Glass, Window Panel, maximum size Stained Glass, any other item, maximum size Folk Art (Tole Painting), any item, maximum size Crafted Wood, picture or mural, ready to hang, maximum size Crafted Wood, any other item, maximum size Men s or Ladies Accessory, made with Duct Tape, maximum size Any other item, made with Duct Tape, maximum size Scrapbooking, Album cover 11. Wreath, Thanksgiving theme, any materials, ready to hang 12. Wreath, any other theme, grapevine, ready to hang 13. Hand Carved Wood, wildlife theme, maximum size Hand Carved Wood, any other item, maximum size Sewing, tote bag, suitable for shopping or knitting 16. Sewing, fabric clothing item 17. Sewing, fabric accessory 18. Ceramic, any item 19. Hand Crafted Candle, beeswax 20. Wool Felt from old wool sweaters, any item except rug Sections 21 to 34 are Craft Non-Specific (Articles must be hand-crafted by the exhibitor, however, any craft technique may be used) 21. Two different sewn articles suitable for craft sale 22. Handmade Kitchen Article, named 23. Useful item from named recycled material 24. Bookmark, any variety 25. Jewelry, any item or set of items 26. Jewelry box, Memory box or Cosmetic tray 27. Teddy Bear, handmade from fabric and/or fur, dressed or not dressed 28. Sock Monkey 29. Any other Sock Animal 30. Decorated T-Shirt or Sweatshirt 31. Garden Sculpture, ornament, maximum size Sign (suitable for inside or outside), maximum size 36, free-standing or ready-to-hang 33. Picture frame, with picture, item will be judged on frame only 34. Door Decoration (not a wreath), ready to hang 35. Computer generated or handcrafted greeting card (original design) 36. Wind chimes, ready to hang 37. Decorated bottle, with or without contents, item will be judged on bottle decorations only 38. Any other craft, not mentioned above. Any item, Craft technique must be named.

10 Christmas Corner Sections 39 to 45. Articles must be handcrafted any technique may be used. 39. Christmas place mats (4), napkins (4) or table runner 40. Christmas wreath, any materials, ready to hang 41. Christmas stocking, maximum size 24, ready to hang 42. Christmas Dining Table Centrepiece 43. Christmas Place Cards (4) 44. Santa Claus or Father Christmas 45. Handcrafted Christmas Tree Ornament Class 44B Photography Director in Charge Julie Austin Notice to Photographic Exhibitors Photographs may be entered either by mail or in person as follows: By Mail: Julie Austin, c/o Kinmount Agricultural Society, P.O. Box 53, Kinmount, ON K0M 2A0 RECEIVED BY AUGUST 25 In Person: on August 25 at J Austin & Sons Ltd Castle Building Centre 4957 Cty Rd 45 W, Kinmount Procedures & Rules: a. Only one entry, per section, per exhibitor is allowed. b. Photographs must be no larger than 36 square inches. c. Photos may be coloured or black & white, at the exhibitor s choice, must be printed on photographic paper, and mounted on construction paper only, with a maximum border of 1. Other mountings may cause the photo to be disqualified. d. Exhibitors mailing their photographs are responsible to ensure that they are appropriately packaged to prevent damage. e. All exhibitors should prepare a listing (on any entry form, if available) showing the class number (44B) and the section name and number (1 through 12). If your membership for 2018 is not paid, enclose your $12.00 membership fee, your complete mailing address, telephone number and, if possible, an address, to be used in the event questions arise regarding your entries. Entry tags will be prepared for you, based on the information you provide. f. Both monetary and sticker prizes will be awarded. 1 st - $5.00; 2 nd - $4.00; 3 rd - $3.00. A 4 th place prize of $1.00 and sticker will be awarded in any section with 7 or more entries. Prize stickers may be exchanged in the secretary s office for prize ribbons before the conclusion of the fair, if desired. 1. My Favourite Pet 2. On the Wild Side (wildlife birds or animals) 3. Wheels vehicle old or new 4. Laughter 5. Walk in the Woods (woodland scenes) 6. Museum artifacts or scenes from the past 7. Architectural Details 8. Landscape (Our Canada From Sea to Sea)

11 9. Winter Wonderland/Activity 10. Cottage Life/Summer Fun 11. Dramatic Skies 12. Wetlands 13. Vintage old picture from the past (50+ years old) NOTE: PLEASE SCAN OR COPY THE ORIGINAL JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY child must take photograph Up to and including Grade 4 JP1. Mostly Red JP2. Fruit or Vegetable JP3. Sports Event Grade 5 to 8 JP4 Bed of Flowers JP5 Blowing Bubbles JP6 Tourist Attraction Class 44B Special - Judge s Favourite - $10.00 Class 44C Art Fine Art Prizes: 1 st - $5.00; 2 nd - $4.00; 3 rd - $3.00 Both monetary & ribbon prizes will be awarded. A 4 th place ribbon & prize of $1.00 will be awarded only in categories with 7 or more entries. a. The final product, including matting and frame is not to exceed 48 in any direction. b. All entries must be on canvas or paper as suitable to the medium. Art completed on other mediums (wood, fabric, etc) are to be exhibited in the appropriate Craft section. All items must be framed, ready for hanging. Canvas wrapped stretcher frames are acceptable, but each picture must have rings or screw eyes with wire on corresponding sides of the art work. Faulty or poorly wired frames are unacceptable. 1. Oil, landscape or seascape 2. Watercolour, floral, still life or landscape 3. Graphite Pencil, portrait, human or animal 4. Coloured pencil, abstract or any subject 5. Pen/Ink, Architecture, Cityscape or Any Subject 6. Pastels, Shoreline or Farm Scene 7. Mixed Media, any subject 8. Graphite Rubbing, any subject 9. Acrylic, abstract or any subject

12 Class 44A, 44B, 44C Combined Special - $25.00 One Article selected from these classes to go on to the OAAS Convention in February Class 44A, 44B, 44C Combined Special - $25.00 Most points by one exhibitor in class 44 THANK YOU TO ALL THE FRIENDS OF THE FAIR SPONSORS FOR THE HOMECRAFT AND ARTS & CRAFTS DIVISIONS Kinmount House Bed & Breakfast or Burnt River United Church Women Highland Cinemas, Keith Stata highlandcinemas.com, Esther Graham, Irondale What s Your Sign?, The Weiler s Whatsyoursign1@bellnet.ca, Kinmount, Kinmount Seniors Club, Kinmount Knot for Charity Carpentry, Lynne Ashbridge, Sunset Gourmet Linda & Bill McGillivray, Kinmount Kinmount & Area Artisan s Guild The Foot Stop, Sherry Beers, Woodville, ON JC s Cuts and More, Kinmount Dr. Elena Mihu, Kinmount Walsten Marine, walstenmarine.com, Kinmount The Quilter s Inn, Barb Leffering Len Ashbridge, Ashbridge Home Improvements Kinmount, Mary Anne Phillips, Kinmount Diane Spring, RE/MAX