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ResultsBEADING

SPECIAL CHALLENGE OPEN TO ALL AGES

Class Any article of Bead Work depicting your interpretation of Rainbows1

Second Gretchen Stolte

Second Joanna Woodburn

Highly Commended Talitha Woodburn


Class Traditional Beading - from any country in the world2

Third Gretchen Stolte

BEGINNERS - LESS THAN 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Class Any Article of Bead Work made by the entrant3

First Pam Coan

NON PROFESSIONAL - MORE THAN 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Class Thread work5

First Jan Collins

Second Petronella Cooper

Highly Commended Jan Collins


Class Jewellery set6

First Sarah Dorrington

Third Gretchen Stolte


Class Any other Bead Work not listed7

Third Merrell Davis

PROFESSIONAL (original designs only)

Class Thread work8

Second Fiona Hammond

PROFESSIONAL (original designs only)

Class Jewellery set10

First Fiona Hammond

SENIOR(Non Professional) 65 Years and Over

Class Any article of Bead Work made by the entrant12

ResultsFirst Patricia Mavity

Second Merrell Davis

STUDENT 18 YEARS AND UNDER


Third Sophie Cherryh



First Talitha Woodburn

Second Dakota Thorne


Encouragement Award

Talitha Woodburn

Encouragement Award

Joanna Woodburn

Encouragement Award

Rachel Morris

NON PROFESSIONAL more than 2 years Experience

Class Wooden Maritime573

First Bob Evans

Second Peter Hateley

Third Conrad von Lichtan

Third Conrad von Lichtan

CHINA PAINTING

NON-PROFESSIONAL - MORE THAN 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Class Flora27

Third Ruth Duffy


Class Australiana28

First Helen Hulskamp

Second Pauline Cooper

Third Valerie Roots


Class Scene29

ResultsThird Pamela Whitely


Class Portrait30

First Valerie Roots

Second Helen Hulskamp


Class Pen or Pen & Wash33


Second Pamela Whitely


Class Birds & Animals34


Second Pauline Cooper

Third Valerie Roots

Highly Commended Valerie Roots


Class Textures, Lustres & Modern Techniques35

First Lorraine Vincent

Second Valerie Roots

Third Christine Sheil

Highly Commended Ruth Duffy


Class Jewellery and Miniatures36



Class Traditional Porcelain Painting Styles (Imari, Dresden,Nyon etc.)37

First Rhondda Dawes

Second Helen Hulskamp


Class Any other exhibit not listed40

First Valerie Roots

PROFESSIONAL

ResultsClass Flora41

First Barbara Torkington

PROFESSIONAL

Class Australiana42


PROFESSIONAL

Class Portrait44


Second Jan Finch

PROFESSIONAL

Class Figurine45

First Tanja Prosenik

PROFESSIONAL

Class Gold/Gold & Raised Paste46

First Bronwhyn Smith

PROFESSIONAL

Class Pen or Pen & Wash47


PROFESSIONAL

Class Birds & Animals48


Second Jan Finch

Third Bronwhyn Smith

PROFESSIONAL

Class Textures, Lustres and Modern Techniques49

First Jan Finch

PROFESSIONAL

Class Jewellery and Miniatures50


PROFESSIONAL

Class Traditional Porcelain Painting Styles (Imari, Dresden, Nyon etc.)51

First Jan Finch

ResultsThird Bronwhyn Smith

PROFESSIONAL

Class Fruit and Vegetable53


Second Bronwhyn Smith

Third Tanja Prosenik

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any other exhibit not listed54


SENIOR (Non Professional) 65 YEARS AND OVER

Class Any piece of Porcelain painted by the entrant55

First Pamela Whitely

Second Joan Westphalen

Third Ruth Duffy


Class Flora/Fruit or Vegetable56

First Elizabeth Batten

Second Lauren Crispin


Class Birds and Animals57

First Nicholas Batten

Second Nicholas Batten

Third James Crispin

Highly Commended Thomas Crispin

Highly Commended Thomas Crispin


Class Scene58

First James Crispin

Third Lauren Crispin


Class Flora/Fruit or Vegetable61

ResultsFirst Ella Vuckovic


Class Birds and Animals62

First Ella Vuckovic

Second Phillipa Niven

Third Thomas Crispin


Class Scene63

First Ella Vuckovic


Third Rachel Niven


Class Figurine64

First Ella Vuckovic


Third Rachel Niven

Highly Commended Rachel Niven


Class Pen or Pen and Wash65

First Ella Vuckovic

CROCHET

SPECIAL CHALLENGES OPEN TO ALL AGES

Class Any article of Crochet depicting your interpretation of Rainbows70

First Wendy Boyd

Second Amanda MacKinnell

Highly Commended Lee McLenaghan

Highly Commended Marilla Cavenagh


Class Jewellery - article of crochet with other materials (50% crochet)71



Class Household items - pot holders, bathmats, tea cosies72

ResultsFirst Amanda MacKinnell

Second Wendy Boyd


Class Any article of crochet made from at least 75% alpaca &/or llama fibre73

First Amanda MacKinnell

Second Ann Toet

Highly Commended Kimberley Grima

Highly Commended Christine Tusch


Class Crocheted Cushion74


Second Annette Fink

Highly Commended Carolyn O'Donnell


Class The Great Canberra Scarf Competition - Ebony and Ivory75

First Ann Toet


Third Christine Tusch


Class Any article of Crochet made by entrant76

First Jasmine Still

Second Jasmine Still

Third Jasmine Still

Highly Commended Ann Langston


Class Article of Crochet (60 - 100 mercer cotton)77

First Gwen Tow

Second Diana Martin


Class Article of Crochet (10 - 50 mercer cotton)78

First Gwen Tow

ResultsSecond Diana Martin


Class Article of Crochet incl Table centre/tray cloth (any other crochet cotton)

79


Second Helen Motbey


Class Article of Filet Crochet80

First Gwen Tow

Highly Commended Annemie Claerhoudt


Class Articles of Crochet suitable for baby81

First Gwen Tow

Second Kimberley Grima

Third Amanda MacKinnell


Class Baby Shawl or Blanket82



Second Annemie Claerhoudt

Third Christine Tusch


Class Articles of Crochet suitable for Child83

First Christine Tusch




Class Crocheted Accessories (scarf, hat, bag etc)84



Second Elizabeth Hay

Third Elizabeth Hay

ResultsThird Christine Tusch

Highly Commended Christine Tusch


Class Adult's Cardigan, Jumper, Shawl or Stole85

First Christine Tusch

Second Ann Toet

Second Christine Tusch

Third Helen Motbey


Class Bedspread or Rug (Acrylic or Wool)86

First Cheryl Grgurinovic

Second Christine Tusch

Second Wendy Boyd

Third Kallista Ruiter

Highly Commended Amanda MacKinnell


Class Soft Toy/bear/dressed doll suitable for a child (safety or embroidered eyes)

87

First Diana Martin


Second Kimberley Grima

Third Annemie Claerhoudt



Class Article of Creative Crochet88


Second Abbey Jamieson

Third Annemie Claerhoudt


Class Article of Mixed Craft - 50% or more Crochet or Edged or Embellished items (i.e towels or pillowcases)

89

First Annemie Claerhoudt

ResultsSecond Amanda MacKinnell

Third Christine Slack


Class "Christmas Crochet". Any article suitable for use at Christmas90

First Wendy Boyd




Highly Commended Merrell Davis

SENIOR (Non Professional) 65 YEARS & OVER

Class Table Centre or tray cloth92

First Gwen Tow

Second Diana Martin


Class Handkerchief or Doily (crochet edge)*93

First Gwen Tow

Second Diana Martin

Third Claire Fergusson


Class Article of Crochet suitable for garment94

First Claire Fergusson

Second Angela Plant


Class Bedspread or Rug (Acrylic or wool)95

First Trudi Tritschler

Second Angela Plant

Third Merrell Davis

Highly Commended Angela Plant


Class Article of Crochet by resident of Retirement Village or Nursing Home96

First Claire Fergusson

ResultsSTUDENT 18 YEARS AND UNDER


First Sophie Cherryh

Second Sophie Cherryh

Third Sophie Cherryh



First Marilla Cavenagh

Second Laura Klein Butron

Third Orana Steiner School Cassandra Wright

Third Orana Steiner School Eleanor Gee

DECORATIVE & FOLK ART


Class A Christmas Piece of Decorative Art using any Christmas theme120

First Lorraine Morison

Second Doreen Morgan


Class Any piece of Decorative art depicting your interpretation of Rainbows121

First Joan Evans

Second Kym Dixon

Third Joan Evans

Highly Commended Sarah Guiver


Class Decorative Painting framed & under glass (maximum size of finished piece to be no more than 65cm by 45cm)

122

First Doreen Morgan

Second Kym Dixon


Class Memories123

First Doreen Morgan

Second Joan Evans

ResultsThird Dyral Moss


Class Outback124

First Joan Evans


Third Merrell Davis


Class Useful household item challenge125

First Doreen Morgan


Third Joan Evans


Class Any class or seminar piece126

First Dale Tryde

Second Matthew Carr

Third Dyral Moss

Third Matthew Carr


Class Traditional (of any country or era including historical)127

First Dale Tryde


Class STROKEWORK128

First Doreen Morgan

Second Lorraine Morison

Third Lorraine Morison


Class CANVAS CHALLENGE129

First Doreen Morgan

Second Dyral Moss

Third Doreen Morgan


ResultsClass Centenary of Gallipoli130

First Joan Evans

Second Jack Featherstone

Third Jack Featherstone



Class Monochromatic131

First Joan Evans



Class Decorative (Floral Painting is included in Decorative)132

First Sarah Guiver



First Kym Dixon

Second Dale Tryde

Third Olga Szuch

PROFESSIONAL


First Merrell Davis

Highly Commended Lorraine Morison

SENIORS (Non Professional) 65 Years and Over


First Joan Evans

Second Jack Featherstone

Third Matthew Carr



Class Decorative (Floral painting is included) and Australiana138

First Bridget Morgan

Second Bridget Morgan

ResultsDISABILITIES

OPEN TO ALL AGES

Class Any article of Glass or Mosaic made by the entrant156

First Communities@Work Matthew London

Second Communities@Work Darin Trinnaprug

Third Communities@Work Matthew London

OPEN TO ALL AGES

Class Any article of Handknitting made by the entrant157

First Sharon Onyett

Second Communities@Work Rita Tankey

Third Communities@Work Sonia Gagliardi

OPEN TO ALL AGES

Class Any Model made by the entrant161

First Nicholas Birbilopoulos

Highly Commended Nicholas Birbilopoulos

OPEN TO ALL AGES

Class Any Article of Needlework made by the entrant162

First Carol-Jayne McManus

Second Carol-Jayne McManus

OPEN TO ALL AGES

Class Any Article of Papercrraft made by the entrant163

First Sharon Onyett

OPEN TO ALL AGES

Class Any Article of Sewing made by the entrant166

First Sharon Onyett

OPEN TO ALL AGES

Class Any article of Woodcraft made by the entrant169

First Communities@Work Matthew London

OPEN TO ALL AGES

Class Any other exhibit not listed made by the entrant170

First Communities@Work Helen Fleming

Second Communities@Work Rebecca Osbourne

ResultsThird Communities@Work Helen Fleming & Darin Trinnaprug

Highly Commended Communities@Work Michael Renfrew

Highly Commended Communities@Work Helen Fleming

DOLLS


Class Any Doll depicting your interpretation of Rainbows180

Second Tracey Wells


Class Group or set (no more than 3 pieces)181

First Natalie Read


Class One of a kind Artist Doll195

First Natalie Read


Class Any Miniature Doll made by the entrant197

First Natalie Read


Class Fantasy any medium199

First Nicole Johnson

PROFESSIONAL

Class One of a kind Artist doll204

First Janice Laurent

Second Janice Laurent

PROFESSIONAL

Class Vinyl Baby Doll205

First Juliana Knight

PROFESSIONAL

Class Fantasy any medium208

First Juliana Knight


Class Any other Doll made by the entrant211

First Joanna Van der Ven

ResultsSecond Linda Kontos

Third Marjorie Sharp


Class Any Doll made by entrant213

First Grace Laurent

Second Orana Steiner School Indigo Nowlan-Crisp

Second Orana Steiner School Jade Plaistow

Third Orana Steiner School Eleanor Gee

Third Orana Steiner School Ulysses Mavrogenes

FELTING


Class Group Project250

First Canberra Region Feltmakers

Second Braidwood Central School Tashani Davidson-Fuller, Elena


Class Any article depicting your interpretation of Rainbows251

First Pauline Snell

Second Jennie Curtis

Third Belinda Toaldo


Class Hand felted original item inc recycled material(s)252

First Jennie Curtis

Second Pam Coan

Third Jacqueline Hartley


Class The Great Canberra Scarf Competition 2015 Ebony and Ivory253

First Jennie Curtis

Second Belinda Toaldo

Third Lis Mertens


Class Hand felted original item for the head or body254

ResultsFirst Sonia Hogan

Second Pam Coan


Class Hand felted original item for the head256

First Jennie Curtis


Class Hand felted original item for the body257

First Sharyn Dyer

Second Pauline Snell

Third Gillian Wolff


Class Hand felted original item for the home258

First Gail Kearsley

Second Jacqueline Hartley

Third Karen Merchant

Third Gillian Wolff


Class Hand felted original item of jewellery259

Second Karen Merchant

Second Lorraine Walter


Class Any other hand felted item260

First Gail Kearsley

Second Lorraine Walter

Third Lorraine Walter

PROFESSIONAL


First Philippa Leask

Third Lis Mertens

PROFESSIONAL


ResultsFirst Philippa Leask

Second Carol Dobson



First Jacqueline Hartley

Second Jacqueline Hartley



First Jacqueline Hartley

Second Yvonne Williams

Third Jacqueline Hartley


Class Hand felted item for the Head or Body265

First Belinda Toaldo



First Claire Graham

Second Belinda Toaldo


Class Any hand felted item268

First Megan Snell

HANDKNITTING



First Anne O'Hara

Second Trudi Brooker

Third Gaynor Morgan


Class Evening Wear Challenge302

First Teresa Morey


Class Christmas Challenge303

ResultsFirst Mary Argall


Class Great Canberra Scarf Competition - Ebony and Ivory304

First Lucy Ohlmus

Second Anne O'Hara

Third Meredith Guy-Villon


Class Three or more coordinated baby garments306

First Jacqueline Beever

Second Sonia Forsyth


Class Babys garment (not hat or bootees)307

First Jacqueline Beever


Class Baby article - small (eg bonnet, bootees, mittens)308

First Ann Darke

Second Margaret Bibby


Class Shawl or baby blanket309

First Anne O'Hara

Second Margaret Rackham

Third Zoe Hook


Class Toddlers coordinated set310



Class Childs jumper or cardigan up to 5ply - not Aran311

First Pamela Smith

Second Mavis Comer


Class Childs jumper or cardigan 6 ply and over - not Aran312

First Pamela Smith

ResultsSecond Margaret Bibby


Class Childs Aran garment knitted in pure wool313

First Carolyn O'Donnell


Class Childs garment using traditional Fair Isle technique314



Class Any other childs garment not specified315

First Trudi Brooker


Third Margaret Bibby


Class Adults jumper or cardigan up to 5 ply - not Aran316

First Laurence Spencer

Second Laurence Spencer


Class Adults jumper or cardigan 6 ply and over - not Aran317

First Laurence Spencer

Second Laurence Spencer

Third Margaret Bibby


Class Adults Aran garment knitted in pure wool318

First Carolyn O'Donnell


Class Any other adult garment not specified319



Class Any knitted toy321

First May Vella

Second Jacqueline Beever


ResultsClass Article of knitted lace - flat pieces must be blocked but not mounted322

First Mavis Comer

Second Gaynor Morgan

Third Trudi Brooker


Class Knitted dolls clothes323

First Christine Slack

Second Christine Slack


Class Small article - (e.g. hat, gloves, collar, socks, tea cosy, cushion cover, bags)

324

First Sonia Forsyth

Second Penny Jordan

Third Vicki Young


Class Large Article - (e.g. rug, knee rug, pram cover, wall hanging)325

First Merrell Davis

Second Wendy Signorini


Class Beaded Knitting - Any item326

First Teresa Morey

Second Penny Jordan

Third Teresa Morey


Class Any other article not specified327

First Sonia Forsyth


PROFESSIONAL

Class Any article of Handknitting328

First Ilsa Dingwall


Third Ilsa Dingwall

ResultsSENIOR(Non Professional) 65 YEARS AND OVER

Class Baby garment329

First Mavis Comer

SENIOR(Non Professional) 65 YEARS AND OVER

Class Three or more co-ordinated baby garments330

First Merrell Davis

Second Inderjit Kaur


Class Child's garment331



Class Handknitted toy333

First Wendy Ansell

Second Margaret Rackham

Third Wendy Ansell


Class Adult's garment334


Second Pamela Smith


Class Small article - (e.g. hat, gloves, collar, socks, tea cosy, cushion cover, bags)

335

First Joanna Van der Ven

Second Trudi Tritschler

Third Olive Threlfall


Class Garment knitted by a person over 70336

First Mavis Comer

Second Angela Plant


Class Small article knitted by a person over 70337


ResultsSecond Angela Plant


Class Any other article not specified338

First Margaret Rackham

Second Inderjit Kaur


Class Any handknitted article or garment339

First Amy Campbell


Third Orana Steiner School Harriet Gee


Class Any handknitted article or garment340

First Orana Steiner School Anique Lee

Second Orana Steiner School Atticus Nowlan-Crisp

LACEMAKING


Class Any article of Lace depicting your interpretation of Rainbows400

First Noelene Lafferty


Class Any article of Lace 402

First Susan Gossip

Second Susan Gossip

Second Margaret Heal


Class Article of Torchon Lace (up to and including 100 linen thread or equivalent)

404

First Jenny Cook

Second Gwen Tow

Third Alice Vokac

Highly Commended Diana Martin


Class Article of Torchon Lace (over 100 linen thread or equivalent)405

ResultsFirst Gwen Tow

Second Fiona Hampton


Class Article of Point Ground Lace406

First Diana Martin

Second Alice Vokac


Class Article of plaited lace (Bedfordshire, Cluny, Maltese)(up to and including 100 linen thread or equivalent)

407

First Gwen Tow


Class Any article of Tatting412

First Lindy Dugard

Second Margaret Harding

Third Wendy Austin


Class Any article of Braid Lace413

First Gwen Tow

Third Wendy Austin

Third Fiona Hampton


Class Group Entry414

First Canberra Lacemakers Association Inc


Class Any article of Lace 416

First Alice Vokac

Second Gwen Tow

Third Claire Fergusson


Class Any article of Tatting 417

First Merrell Davis

Second Gwen Tow

ResultsLAPIDARY AND ALLIED CRAFTS

OPEN - LAPIDARY GROUP

Class Standard cabochon - craftsmanship, minimum size 18mm minor width

450

First Victoria Peterson

Second Victoria Peterson

Third Victoria Peterson

NOVICE - LAPIDARY GROUP

Class Standard cabochon, craftsmanship - minimum size 18mm minor width

451

First Juan Vert

Second Colin Munn

Third Lee Munn


Class Fancy Cabochon, craftsmanship minimum size 18mm minor width453

First Juan Vert

Second Theo Laggner


Class Free form, craftsmanship, minimum size 18mm minor width455

First Theo Laggner


Class Facet, standard round brilliant cut, minimum diameter 8mm, any material

456

First Lilian Cheung

Second Sarah Parker

Third Lilian Cheung


Class Facet, oblong step cut with cut corners minimum width 6mm- any material

458

First Sarah Parker


Class Facet, oblong step cut with cut corners minimum width 6mm- any material

459

First Lilian Cheung

ResultsSecond Lilian Cheung


Class Facet, cutters choice - specify material & supply Faceting Diagram460

First Sarah Parker

Second Victoria Peterson

Third Victoria Peterson


Class Facet, cutters choice - specify material & supply Faceting Diagram461

First Lilian Cheung

Second Lilian Cheung

Third Lilian Cheung

OPEN-JEWELLERY GROUP

Class Hand-fabricated cast or combined jewellery with lapidary item/s, cut and set by the entrant

464

First Victoria Peterson

NOVICE-JEWELLERY GROUP

Class Hand-fabricated cast or combined jewellery with lapidary item/s, cut and set by the entrant

465

First Juan Vert

MACHINE KNITTING


Class Great Canberra Scarf Competition - Ebony and Ivory344

First Lorna Roache


Class Any piece of machine knitting345

First Rhonda Rees


Class Baby & Child (up to 4 years), any piece or shawl, any stitch technique346

First Clair Goodsell

Second Dorothy Welch

Third Elva Marshall


ResultsClass Vest, jumper, cardigan, tunic top of any stitch technique on single

bed347

First Hilda Hunt

Second Elva Marshall

Third Dorothy Welch


Class Vest, jumper, cardigan, tunic top of any stitch technique on double bed

348

First Hilda Hunt

Second Dorothy Welch


Class Any other article not previously listed349

First Lorna Roache

Second Doreen Tuckwell

Third Clair Goodsell

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any piece of machine knitting 350

First Aileen Ash


Class Any piece of machine knitting 351

First Dorothy Welch

Second Hilda Hunt

Third Elizabeth Allinson

MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS



First Fiona Hammond

Second Carol Dobson

Third Carol Dobson


Class Mask- full or partial, made from any materials, excluding paper products

501

First Carol Dobson

ResultsNON PROFESSIONAL - MORE THAN 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Class Any article of Polymer clay (not dolls)504

First Tracey Wells

Second Jill Holt

Second Nicole Johnson

Third Tracey Wells


Class Any article of Metal Work506

First Robert Cavenagh


Class Any Mosaic piece507

First Lauren Angove

Second Sharon Pech

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any article of Polymer clay (not Dolls)510

First Carol Dobson

Second Carol Dobson

Second Carol Dobson

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any article of Leatherwork 513

First Michelle Addams

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any other article not listed515

First Janice Laurent


Third Janice Laurent


Class Any article made by entrant516

First Linda Kontos

Second Joanna Van der Ven


Class Any Article made by Nursing Home Resident517

ResultsFirst Mirinjani Village Bernadette Stubing


Class Any article of Metal Work520

First Robert Cavenagh

Second Robert Cavenagh



Second David Cavenagh

Second Carly Hughes


Class Junk Art - any useful article made from recycled material526

First Kate Krah

Second Orana Steiner School Anique Lee

Second Orana Steiner School Atticus Nowlan-Crisp

Third Emily Krah


Class Any Mosaic piece529

First Dakota Thorne



First Eilis French

Second Samantha Macarthur

Third Rachel Morris

MODELS


Class Aircraft552

First Bradley Fallen

Second Ross Carlyon


Class Ships553

First Duncan Perryman

Second Ross Carlyon

ResultsThird Ross Carlyon


Class Road - Non Military554

First Gordon Whaley

Second Gordon Whaley

Third Gordon Whaley


Class Road - Military555

First Ross Carlyon

Second Ross Carlyon

Second Ross Carlyon

Third Ross Carlyon


Class Diorama556

First Gordon Whaley

Second Peter Hateley

Third Caroline von Lichtan


Class Space/SciFi559

First Benjamin Frohling

Second Benjamin Frohling

Third Wesley Jasper

SENIOR (Non-Professional) 65 YEARS AND OVER

Class Any exhibit made by entrant562

First John Eades

Highly Commended John Jervis

NON PROFESSIONAL (Adult)

Class LEGO MOD - using official LEGO set, smaller than 32 stud square base575

Third Jeanette Eades

NON PROFESSIONAL (Adult)

ResultsClass LEGO Mosaic - Large. Larger than 48 stud square base & no larger

than 3 x 48 stud square bases580

First Tamara Dadswell


Class LEGO MOC - own creation, larger than 32 stud square base584

Second Ewout Rohling



Second Nicholas Colbertaldo


Class LEGO MOD - using official LEGO set, larger than 32 stud square base588

Second Patrick Dunn

Third Nicholas Colbertaldo

Third Joshua Morris

Third Nicholas Snell


Class LEGO MOC - own creation, smaller than 32 stud square base589

Second Caroline Odell

Third Joshua Morris

Third Rachel Morris



Second Nicholas Colbertaldo

Second Marilla Cavenagh

Second Declan Peardon


Class LEGO Mosaic - Small. No larger than a maximum size of 48 stud square base

591

Third Evan Odell

STUDENT/CHILD 8 YEARS AND UNDER


ResultsSecond Ben Winter


Class LEGO MOD - using official LEGO set, larger than 32 stud square base594

Second Conor Moir

Third Cohen Moir


Class LEGO MOC - own creation, smaller than 32 stud square base595

Second Ben Winter

Second Thomas Dadswell



First Alessandro Dede

Second Elisa Hillbrick


Class LEGO Mosaic - Small. No larger than a maximum size of 48 stud square base

597

Third Micah Wade

NEEDLEWORK


Class Any Article of Needlework depicting your interpretation of Rainbows600



Class Article of Trammed Tapestry602

Second Nea Storey


Class Article of Canvas Work in Wool603

First Alexis Yeadon

Second Nea Storey


Class Article of Canvas Work using at least 4 different stitches and/or mediums

606

First Nea Storey

Second Jacqueline Beever


Class Any other article of Canvas Work608

First Anne Robins

Second Anne Robins

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any article of Canvas Work made by entrant609

First Helen Britten


Class Any other article of Canvas Work made by entrant610

First Shirley Steer

Second Maureen Donoghue

Second Maureen Donoghue


Class Any article of Canvas Work made by entrant612

First Micah Wade

Second Micah Wade

Encouragement Award

Niamh Blake


Class Any article of Cross Stitch made by entrant613

Third Amanda Finn


Class Picture (framed) stitched area on aida to fit inside a 30cm square614

Second Tracey Kent

Third Rhiannon Stewart


Class Picture (framed) stitched area on aida larger than 30cm616

First Helen Britten

Second Donna Schmeider

Second Donna Schmeider

Third Anne Robins

Highly Commended Amanda Livingston


Class Picture (framed) stitched area on evenweave/linen larger than 30cm617

First Kate Loynes

Second Sharon Burrell

Second Barbara Bailey

Third Jane Espeland


Class Picture (framed) Original design (design to be submitted)618

Highly Commended Kate Loynes


Class Article of cross stitch from a computer generated chart fully stitched on evenweave/linen

620

First Lauren Parker

Second Barbara Middleton


Class Article of Cross Stitch (not framed)621

First Karen Drummond


Class Picture (framed) stitched area to fit inside a 30cm square625

First Jenni Davill



Class Picture (framed) stitched area larger than 30cm626

First Barbara Bailey

Second Barbara Middleton

Second Catharina Koopman

Third Barbara Middleton


Class Article of Cross Stitch (not framed picture)627

First Barbara Bailey


Class Any article of Cross Stitch made by entrant629

ResultsFirst Bridget Morgan


Class Any hand embroidered picture or wall hanging (not Cross Stitch/Canvas)

632

First Polly Templeton

Second Agnes Sciberras

Third Carolyn O'Donnell


Class Article of Wool embroidery633

First Sophie Espeland


Class Original Design Embroidery (not Cross Stitch. Preparations for design to be submitted)

634

First Jan Collins


Class Any counted (not Cross Stitch), drawn or pulled thread technique636

First Sharon Burrell

Second Helen Worth

Third Carolyn O'Donnell


Class Any other embroidered article not previously listed638

First Merrell Davis

Second Agnes Sciberras

Third Sharon Burrell

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any article of embroidery made by entrant639

First Annette Horvath

SENIORS (Non Professional) 65 YEARS AND OVER

Class Any article of embroidery made by entrant640

First Catharina Koopman

Second Fran Novitski

Third Pearl Moyseyenko


ResultsClass Any article of embroidery made by entrant642

First Lara Espeland

Second Jasper van Doorn

Third Orana Steiner School Indigo Newnham

PAPERCRAFT



First Wenonah Quayle

Second Larissa Dean


Class Dragons652

First Jeanette Krah

Second Melinda Coupland Thorne


Class 3 Cards as a set653

Second Kathryn James


Class Parchment Craft659

First Marie Navaratnam


Class Quilling663


Second Zoe Brener


Class Cards666


PROFESSIONAL

Class Scrapbooking - Page/s and Off-the-Page668

First Amarylise Bessey


Third Amarylise Bessey

PROFESSIONAL

ResultsClass Stamping669

First Amarylise Bessey


PROFESSIONAL

Class Cards670

First Kathryn James

Second Amarylise Bessey

Third Amarylise Bessey

PROFESSIONAL

Class Quilling672

First Harriet Stein

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any other Papercraft not listed674

First Kathryn James



Class Cards676

First Penelope Lowery

Second Penelope Lowery

Third Penelope Lowery


Class Paper Quilting678

First Penelope Lowery

Second Penelope Lowery


Class 3 Cards as a set681

First Larissa Dean



Class Origami685

First Jesse Groch


ResultsThird Sophie Cherryh


Class Scrapbooking - Page/s and Off-the-Page686

First Chelsea Di Berardino

POTTERY


Class Teapot Challenge700

First Caitlin Dobbs

Second Alexander de Vos

Third Jennifer Collier


Class Jewellery Challenge701

First Brian Privett


Class Firing Challenge702

First Azusa Oakley

Second Caitlin Dobbs

Third Velda Hunter



First Nyla Walkear

Second Sally Armstrong

Third Sarah Guiver


Class Pottery wheel thrown any article705

First Andrea Ho

Second Jennifer Collier

Third Judy McDonald


Class Pottery handbuilt706

First Dot Kelsey


ResultsClass Pottery sculpture707

First Dot Kelsey

Second Dot Kelsey

Third Abbey Jamieson

PROFESSIONAL

Class Pottery wheel thrown any article708

First Velda Hunter

Second Alexander de Vos

Third Alexander de Vos

Highly Commended Sally Armstrong

PROFESSIONAL

Class Pottery handbuilt709

First Sally Armstrong

Second Sally Armstrong

Third Velda Hunter

PROFESSIONAL

Class Pottery sculpture710

First Brian Privett

Second Jacqueline Lewis


Class Pottery any article711

First Julia Laybutt


Class Pottery hand built - coil/slab built713

First David Cavenagh

Second Robert Cavenagh


Class Pottery sculpture any article714

First Emma Dragh

Second David Cavenagh

Third Robert Cavenagh

ResultsSTUDENT 12 YEARS AND UNDER

Class Pottery hand built - coil/slab built716

First Sienna Devey

Second Adele Loughhead


Class Pottery sculpture any article717

First Ari Matthews

Second Sienna Devey

Second Lily Saxon

Third Lily Saxon

QUILTING/PATCHWORK



First Donna Sunderland

Second Karen Smith

Third Melinda Coupland Thorne

Highly Commended Helen Morris



First Anne Robins

Second Penny Jordan

Third Penny Jordan

Third Elizabeth Hay

Highly Commended Penny Jordan


Class Traditional Quilting, Patchwork753

First Julia Dawson

Second Mavis Comer

Third Bianca Jefferies


Class Contemporary Quilting, Patchwork754

ResultsFirst Patricia Butron

Second Patricia Parker

Third Wendy Prowd


Class Traditional Applique755

First Cornelia O'Donnell

Second Kaitlyn Campbell


Class Miniature Quilt756

First Patricia Butron


Third Melinda Coupland Thorne


Class Creative Garment758

First Donna Sunderland

Second Wendy Prowd

Third Rosemary Koina


Class Creative Article (Any Method)759

First Rosemary Koina

PROFESSIONAL


First Yvonne Williams



Class Any Quilt made by entrant761

First Mavis Comer

Second Rosemary Koina

Third Rosemary Koina

Highly Commended Yvonne Kilgore

STUDENT 18 Years and under

ResultsClass Any exhibit made by entrant762

First Merici College Ally Howe

Second Merici College Ashley Jakim

Third Larissa Dean

Encouragement Award

Merici College Ashley Davis

Encouragement Award

Merici College Lauren Hawkins

Encouragement Award

Merici College Lily Coleman

Encouragement Award

Merici College Eva Farrell-Glover

Encouragement Award

Merici College Bianca Craig

Encouragement Award

Merici College Ellen Court

Encouragement Award

Merici College Isabella Kettle

STUDENT 12 Years and under


First Talitha Woodburn


SEWING



First Caroline von Lichtan

Second Katey Brown

Third Emily Balfour

Highly Commended Jeanette Krah


Class Winter Garment/Summer Garment804

First Lauren Angove

Second Jennifer Odell

Third Sharon Doig


Class Child's Summer Garment805

First Bella Van Doorn

Second Diana Pittock


Class Performance/Dancewear and Costumes807

First Jeanette Krah


Class Piece of computer or disc-aided Machine embroidery808

First Katey Brown


Class Machine Sewn Clown/Rag Doll/Soft Toy809




Class Fabric carry bag - fashion or utility810


Second Katey Brown


Class Any other article of machine or hand sewing813

First Katey Brown


Third Sharon Doig

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any article of hand or machine sewing made by entrant814

First Christopher Tamvakis

Second Melisa McCarthy

Second Melisa McCarthy

BEARS

Class Machine or Handmade Bear - any medium815


Second Caroline von Lichtan

ResultsThird Caroline von Lichtan

SENIOR (Non Professional) 65 years and over

Class Article made from recycled materials817


SENIOR (Non Professional) 65 Years and over


First Diana Pittock


TOYOTA CHALLENGE OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS

Class Garment depicting your interpretation of Rainbows819

Second Alfred Deakin High School Victoria Campbell

Second Alfred Deakin High School Laura Brown

Third Alfred Deakin High School Phoebe Vickers


Class Summer/Winter Garment820

First Merici College Madeline Holst

Second Merici College Britt Staufenbiel

Third Merici College Mercedes Bowers

Highly Commended Phoenix McKay


Class Party/Evening Wear821

First Trinity Christian School Alyssa Cormick

Second Merici College Lauren Morrison

Third St Clares College Juliana Sajlerjr

Highly Commended St Clares College Liana Brozic


Class Children's Wear/Baby Wear822

First Merici College Lauren Morrison

Second Merici College Tabitha Schollum

Third St Clares College Caitlin Meany


ResultsClass Performance/Dancewear and Costumes823

First Merici College Anna Sergi

Second Trinity Christian School Lydia Hyland

Third Merici College Isabelle Clark


Class Bustier825

First Ashley Di Berardino


Class Decorated Cushion Cover826

First Merici College Emily Kalthofen

Second Merici College Emily King

Third Merici College Ashleigh Harris


Class Article of Lingerie827

First Merici College Bianca Craig

Second Merici College Ashley Jakim

Third Merici College Alyssa Coulston


Class Cloth doll/Soft toy hand or machine made829

First Emily Balfour

Second Trinity Christian School Katina Moebus

Third Trinity Christian School Lauren Bussman



First Daramalan College Georgia Patmore

Second Trinity Christian School Ethan Cathie



First Merici College Courtney Dobbing

Second Merici College Ashleigh Harris

Third Merici College Mercedes Bowers

ResultsEncouragement Award

Merici College Madeline Holst


Class Any garment machine made832

First Olivia Adamow

Second Darwin van Doorn


Class Soft Toy - machine made or handmade833

First Olivia Adamow

Second Dakota Thorne

Third Max McCarthy


Class Mask, hand or machine sewing834

First Olivia Adamow



First Marilla Cavenagh



First Max McCarthy

Second Marilla Cavenagh

Second Olivia Adamow

Third Caroline Odell

SPINNING, DYEING & WEAVING



First Ann Toet

Second Linda Eberhardt

Second Miriam Nauenburg


Class Any article made from at least 75% Alpaca and/or Llama851

First Elizabeth Allinson

ResultsBEGINNERS - LESS THAN 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Class Handspun Yarn, plied and skeined, not less than 50 grams, by a spinner who began spinning after 31/12/2013

854

First Elizabeth Hay



Class Handspun yarn, plied & skeined creating a 'Superfine' yarn not less than 10 grams

856

First Miriam Nauenburg

Second Heidi Connell



Class Handspun Merino wool using 19 micron or finer - plied & skeined creating a fine yarn not less than 25 grams

857




Class Handspun wool plied & skeined creating a medium yarn - not less than 50 grams

858

First Heidi Connell


Second Penny Jordan


Class Handspun wool, plied and skeined, creating a thick yarn not less than 50 grams

859


Third Estelle Canning


Class A sample of Art Yarns - 2 or 3 skeins showing variety of Handspun wool or other fibres - state the process used

860



Class Handspun natural fibre, plied and skeined, other than Wool- not less than 50gms. State fibre(s), blend proportions if applicable

861

First Elizabeth Hay

ResultsSecond Heidi Connell


Class Set of 3 skeins of Novelty Yarn-Handspun may include any blend of natural or dyed fibres demonstrating any technique

862

First Penny Jordan


Class Hand - dyed spun fibre plied and skeined using natural and/or commercial dye who began dyeing after 31/12/13

864

First Elizabeth Hay



Class Dyed spun fibre, plied & skeined, (may be handspun &/or commercially spun) using natural dye - 6 colours not less than 25 grams in each skein

865

First Estelle Canning


Class Dyed spun fibre, plied & skeined, (may be handspun &/or commercially spun) using commercial dye - 6 colours not less than 25 grams in each skein

866

First Heidi Connell


Highly Commended Penny Jordan


Class Dyed spun fibre, plied & skeined, (may be handspun &/or commercially spun) using Australian Native Plants dye - 6 colours not less than 25 grams in each skein

867

First Estelle Canning


Class Any article dyed by the entrant in this section868

First Penny Jordan

Second Ann Toet

Third Penny Jordan

BEGINNER - LESS THAN 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Class Handknitted article or garment using any yarn handspun by spinner who began spinning after 31/12/2013

870



Class Lace Knitted article or garment using any handspun yarn872

First Eva Mayhew

Second Kerry Garland

Third Penny Jordan


Class Handknitted garment using handspun natural fibres: wool,alpaca etc. State fibres used

874

First Linda Eberhardt


Class Any article using hand spun natural fibres made by the entrant876

First Eva Mayhew

Second Kerry Garland

Third Elizabeth Allinson

BEGINNER - LESS THAN 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Class Any article made by the entrant in this section880

First Phoenix McKay


Class Hand-woven fabric or article featuring handspun yarn. (min req 50% handspun weft yarn)

881

First Deborah Wearne


Class Hand-woven finished item. Emphasis in this class is on originality882

First Betty Tree

Second Miriam Nauenburg


Class Hand-woven table napery883

First Kerry Garland

Second Betty Tree


Class Any hand-woven article not listed885

Highly Commended Betty Tree


ResultsClass Set of 3 hand-woven samples exploring a common weave. May also

include use of colour or texture.886


Second Betty Tree

TEXTILE ARTS & MILLINERY


Class Any wearable creative headpiece/fascinator906

First Jeanette Krah

PROFESSIONAL

Class An item of wearable art (except hats and creative headpieces/fascinators)

912

First Christopher Tamvakis

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any textile item including hand painting, dyeing and/or printing913

Second Christopher Tamvakis

PROFESSIONAL

Class Mixed media artwork/wall hanging914

First Philippa Leask

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any wearable hat915

First Michelle Predovan

Second Amy Predovan

Third Michelle Predovan

Highly Commended Michelle Predovan

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any wearable creative headpiece/fascinator916

First Michelle Predovan

Second Amy Predovan

Highly Commended Amy Predovan

SENIOR (non Professional) 65 YEARS AND OVER

Class Mixed media artwork/wall hanging919

First Robyn Duncan


ResultsClass Class projects920

First St Clares College Brittney Temple

Second Daramalan College Bianca Pavlic

Third Daramalan College Isabella Madaffari

Highly Commended Daramalan College Marissa Gaspari


Class Any item of wearable art (except hats ad creative headpieces/fascinators)

921

First Phoenix McKay

Second Merici College Anna Sergi

Third Daramalan College Anna Carbone


Class Useful or decorative item designed by student (design work to be submitted)

922

Second Trinity Christian School Atony Wieu


Class Any wearable hat923

First Trinity Christian School Eleanor Hewitt

WOODCRAFT


Class Any item of Pyrography done by entrant952

First Rachel Dunn

Second Rachel Dunn


Class Turned article953

First James Venis

Second James Venis

Third James Venis


Class Article of furniture or cabinet work956

First Liam French


Class Marquetry957

ResultsFirst Rodney Pike


Class Novelty article or Toy958

First John Jervis


Class Any item of Pyrography done by the entrant959

First Simone Doherty

PROFESSIONAL

Class Any article of wood made by entrant960

First Donald Blundell


Class Any article of Wood made by entrant962

First Dan Steiner


Class Turned article by entrant963

First Dan Steiner

Second James Venis

Third John Jervis


Class Utility piece of woodwork967

First Luciano Dede

Second Luciano Dede

Third Briony Leigh-Fitzsimons

Encouragement Award

Briony Leigh-Fitzsimons


Class Turned article969

First Ryan Koina


Class Novelty article or toy970

First Orana Steiner School Eleanor Gee

Second Orana Steiner School Indigo Nowlan-Crisp

ResultsThird Orana Steiner School Amara Thomas

Encouragement Award

Eilis French


Class Utility piece of woodwork971

First Laura Klein Butron


Class Any item of Pyrography done by the entrant972

First Laura Klein Butron

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