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Entry: five (5) distinct items (e.g. craft, cooking, knitting, crochet, jams).
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Scoring: up to 10 points per item + 10 for overall variety. Scorecards provided on show day.
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Items must be new, unwashed, made by CWA members, and not previously entered at the Albury Show.
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Open to all CWA branches. Include a list of items for judging. Each entry must involve at least three (3) members.
1404. CWA members – 5 articles of distinct types
AN EXHIBITION OF ONE PERSON’S WORK
•   This class is for exhibitors who wish to display a range of their skills across different areas.
•   Entry must include 4–6 items.
•   All items must be from different categories (e.g. cooking, sewing, art, photography).
•   All items must be made by the exhibitor.
•   Points will be awarded for each item and overall variety.
•   An itemised list of all exhibits must be attached.
•   Score cards will be provided on show day.
1405. Exhibition of one person’s work – collection of 4–6 items
AGED CARE ORGANISATIONS & SENIOR PERSONS (AGED >65 YEARS)
1406. Colouring
1407. Decorated Frame
1408. Woodwork Item
1409. Item Made from Natural Materials
1410. Any Needlework Item
1411. Poetry
1412. Artwork — any medium
1413. Any Item Not Mentioned
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DISABILITY SUPPORT ORGANISATIONS OR INDIVIDUALS WITH A DISABILITY
Entries are welcomed from individuals with a disability and Disability Support Organisations. Organisations may include promotional information with their entry.
1414. Painting — any medium
1415. Sculpture — a written description must be attached
1416. Woodwork Item
1417. Group Collaboration — list all members and attach a written description
1418. Any other item
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MEN’S SHED
Entries are open to all Men’s Shed members. Exhibitors are encouraged to include club logos, posters, or pamphlets to promote their Shed and its activities.
1419. Woodwork Item
1420. Metalwork
1421. Ceramic Piece
1422. Collaborative Piece — at least three (3) members must contribute
1423. 3D Printing
1424. Any Item Not Mentioned
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WOMEN’S SHED
Entries are open to all Women’s Shed members. Exhibitors are encouraged to include club logos, posters or pamphlets to promote their Shed and its activities.
1425. Woodwork Item
1426. Ceramic Item
1427. Mosaic Work
1428. Metal Item
1429. Collaborative Piece — at least three (3) members must contribute
1430. Any Item Not Mentioned
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HANDICRAFT
CRAFTÂ
1431. Scrapbooking page
1432. Handmade card
1433. Wall hanging
1434. Macrame item (pots required for hanger display)
1435. Useful bag – any medium
1436. Leadlight or copper foil work
1437. Resin work any item
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BEADING AND JEWELLERY
1438. Article of beading
1439. Article of jewellery – wire work
1440. Article of jewellery – any
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CERAMICS, POTTERY & MOSAICS
1441. Slip cast item
1442. Hand moulded item
1443. Wheel item
1444. Ceramics any other item
1445. Mosaics any media
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WOODWORK
1446. Small wood work less than 60cmx60cm
1447. Article of woodwork over 60cm x 60cm
1448. Wood turned article
1449. Wood carving article
1450. Any other
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LOST TRADES
1451. Smithed item (blacksmith, knifemaking etc)Â
1452. Leatherwork item
1453. Metalwork item
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JUNIOR HANDICRAFT (UNDER 16 YEARS)
1454. Handmade paper craft item
1455. Jewellery or beaded project
1456. Ceramic item
1457. Wood item
1458. Metal item
1459. Miniature item
1460. Any other handicraft item
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LEGO
All exhibits need to be own design.
1461. Under 5 years
1462. 6-8 years
1463. 9-11 years
1464. 12-16 years
1465. Big kids (16 years and over including adults)
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NEEDLEWORK
KNITTING
1466. Ladies or gents knitted jumper or cardigan
1467. Hand knitted scarf, shawl or poncho
1468. Knitted article using natural fibres e.g. alpaca, silks etc. wool label to be included
1469. Knitted baby’s garmentÂ
1470. Any other article not listed
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CROCHET
1471. Crochet rug any yarn, less than 1.5m square
1472. Cardigan or Jumper
1473. Cap or Beanie
1474. Shawl or poncho
1475. Household item in crochet e.g. tea cosy, cushion
1476. Any other article not listed
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EMBROIDERYÂ
1477. Article featuring machine embroidery
1478. Article of embroidery (exhibitors own design)
1479. Embroidered work, any other item excluding cross stitch.
1480. Cross stitch bookmark
1481. Cross stitch, any medium.
1482. Decorated cushion
1483. Ribbon embroidery work
1484. Any other embroidery
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PATCHWORK – APPLIQUE – QUILTINGÂ
1485. Machine Made Quilt — any size
1486. Appliquéd Quilt — any size
1487. Patchwork Quilt — any size
1488. Any Other Quilt — any size
1489. Quilted Placemats — set of 4
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JUNIOR NEEDLEWORK (UNDER 16 YEARS)
1490. Article of knitting
1491. Cushion
1492. Article of crochetÂ
1493. Machined articleÂ
1494. Article of embroidery
1495. Article of patchwork
1496. Article of cross stitch
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ASC WOOLLEN ARTICLE/GARMENT COMPETITION
1497. Three Different Types of Wool Articles and/or GarmentsÂ
CONDITIONS: For the purpose of this competition the following definitions apply:Â
-Garment: an item that can be worn eg. dress, jacket, scarf, hat; -Article: a utility item that is not worn but can be used in the home eg. blanket; with an outfit eg. bag; for amusement eg. toy; as a decoration eg. picture etc.; -Three Different Types: the 3 items in an entry must differ from each other in terms of their construction technique and/or their purpose eg.1 a knitted jumper, blanket and tea cosy OR eg.2 a knitted tea cosy, a crocheted tea cosy or a felted tea cosy OR eg.3 a knitted jumper, a knitted blanket and a crocheted blanket.-All articles/garments must contain at least 80% sheep wool, excluding lining.
-Exhibits may be knitted, crocheted, sewn, felted etc and must be hand crafted; machine use is permitted.
-A sample of yarn, fabric or fibre with label must be attached to each item; if no label is available, a handwritten label and sample will suffice. -Entries may be made by an individual, group or organisation, and all three items must have been completed within 12 months prior to the local show by the exhibitor/s.
-The winning local exhibit may progress to Group Final, and the Group winner may progress to State Final. An exhibit may represent only one Society and one Group, and items previously shown at Group level are not eligible. -If the class is not scheduled or has no entries, the Chief Pavilion Steward, with judges and exhibitor permission, may select three suitable exhibits to represent the Society.Â
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PHOTOGRAPHY
All photographs must be the work of the exhibitor. Must be mounted on foam board or cardboard. Identification required on back (class, title, name). Preferred sizes: 50×40cm max; 10×15cm min. Digital enhancement permitted (must be labelled). Entries must be created within the past 18 months.
OPEN SECTIONÂ
1498. Scapes (land, sea, city, sky)Â
1499. Animals
1500. Plants & Fungi
1501. Monochromatic Agricultural Subject
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NOVICE SECTIONÂ
1502. Scapes (land, sea, city, sky)Â
1503. Animals
1504. Monochromatic Animal Subject
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JUNIOR SECTION (UNDER 16 YEARS)
1505. Animals
1506. Monochromatic Plant
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AgShows NSW Photography Competition
The AgShows NSW Photography Competition provides amateur photographers with a pathway from local Shows to Group Finals and the State Final, celebrating people, agriculture and Show spirit across NSW and the ACT.
•   Each participating Show selects one Champion Photo for the Group Final, with Group winners advancing to the State Final.
•   Photos must fit one of three themes: People of the Show, Agriculture in Action, or Show Spirit.
•   Open to amateur photographers aged 18 and over.
•   Professional photographers, or anyone whose main income comes from photography, are not eligible.
•   Entries must be the exhibitor’s own original work.
•   Photos must have been taken at the local Show within 12 months of entry.
•   Each photo may represent only one Show at Group and State level.
CHAMPION PHOTO – AGSHOWS NSW PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
ART
Maximum size of any artwork must not exceed 1.5 square metres, including frame. Artworks created on stretched canvas with a depth of 2cm or more do not require framing. Any work created on paper, parchment, or thin MDF board must be framed and must be the original work of the artist. Please clearly write the title, class, and exhibitor’s name on the back of the artwork for identification.
1507. Oil or Acrylic
1508. Watercolor
1509. Group Collaboration (All members must be clearly named on the label on the back.)Â
1510. Sketches
1511. Screen Prints
1512. Diamond Art
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