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First Round Judging - Accepted Entries Posted 06/12/2017 (Adult Home Crafts-Hobbies, Adult Collections Page 1 of 57 and Adult Fiberarts) First Round Judging - Accepted Entries Posted 06/12/2017 (Adult Home Crafts-Hobbies, Adult Collections Page 1 of 57 and Adult FiberArts) If your name does not appear on this list, we understand your disappointment and encourage you to try again next year. New judges are empanelled each year. First Round Judging does NOT guarantee acceptance for exhibition. Additional judging will follow. Delivery entry tag will be sent to the email address you used during registration. Please check your email inbox and spam folder. You may also generate your own delivery entry tag by entering the same account information you used during registration. http://www.fairjudge.com/fairentrytag.cfm?fairId=ocfair Print your delivery entry tag and bring with you on Saturday, June 24. Review and adhere to the Competition Guide guidelines. http://ocfair.com/howtoenter/crafts-hobbies/ Deliver your accepted entry on Saturday, June 24, 8 am - 6 pm. for Hand Crafts & Hobbies, Fiber Arts, Jewelry Arts - OC Promenade (East entrance) for Collections - Silo Building at Centennial Farm You may designate another person to deliver your accepted entry. We are unable to accept late delivery of entries. One free OC Fair admission ticket per exhibitor; not one per entry. If you have an "entry accepted" for delivery, you will receive your admission ticket at time of entry delivery. You will NOT be eligible to receive another ticket for any non-accepted entries. If "none" of your entries were accepted for exhibition, one admission ticket will be available for pickup at the Guest Services booth at the Main Gate during normal Fair hours. Please bring a photo ID. If you have a question, please contact us at [email protected] Please read carefully - important information on Page 1 First Round Judging - Accepted Entries Posted 06/12/2017 (Adult Home Crafts-Hobbies, Adult Collections Page 2 of 57 and Adult FiberArts) Accepted Entrant by Division Class WEN Accepted Entry Title Accepted Entry Description Exhibitor First Name Adriana Adams HA&C-447 Afghans: Crocheted 01 Baby Afghan C2C894 Paris in Winter Circular Baby Afghan Coat leather & silk. Old pouch zipper. Pearls from a Akori Mitsune HA&C-406 Upcycled Crafts 02 Functional Items, specify 5D6990 Dreamcatcher Purse necklace. Old fannypack strap. HA&C-460 Sewing: Fashion 01 Handbag, Tote & Other Fabric, plastic sheet, leather scrap, rope, brass feet, Akori Mitsune EFD479 Plaid Origami Crane Purse Accessories, Dolls, etc. Fashion Accessories magnet, grommets. 03 All Other Hand-Knitted Alice Yoshida HA&C-448 Afghans: Hand-Knitted 22B052 Alice Yoshida Birdsong Afghan Afghans HA&C-450 Crocheted Fashion Alicia Machado 02 Scarf, Cowl 12C25F Color Pooling A la Mexicana Color Yarn Pooling Scarf Accessories, Doll & Pet hanging tapestry made using a variety of stitches including, Alkisti Richards HA&C-456 Needlepoint 04 All Other Item, specify 5FBB46 Alice in Wonderland petit point, cross stitch, embroidery. amber kientz HA&C-453 Hand-Knitted Clothing 01 Child & Baby Clothing F7D2D0 Young Girls Summer Dress 13 Dolls, Toys, Games & Novelty Single screen and multi-screens handheld games by Game Amie Hagan C&M-915 Collections 4CFC4A Game and Watch Handheld Games Items and Watch. This includes a descriptive book. Amy Bingham HA&C-442 Weaving & Spinning 01 Scarf or Shawl 67B664 Woven grey scarf Grey scarf woven on rigid heddle loom HA&C-452 Hand-Knitted Fashion & Amy Bingham 01 Poncho, Cape, Shawl 17A11A Spectra Purple spectrum shawl Home Accessories HA&C-452 Hand-Knitted Fashion & Amy Bingham 01 Poncho, Cape, Shawl 286A9A Lace shawl Blue lace shawl Home Accessories HA&C-452 Hand-Knitted Fashion & Amy Bingham 01 Poncho, Cape, Shawl 8A40A0 Color Affection Color affection shawl Home Accessories Amy Bingham HA&C-453 Hand-Knitted Clothing 02 Adult Clothing, specify B3B217 Rainbow socks Socks, stripped grey with rainbow Please read carefully - important information on Page 1 First Round Judging - Accepted Entries Posted 06/12/2017 (Adult Home Crafts-Hobbies, Adult Collections Page 3 of 57 and Adult FiberArts) Accepted Entrant by Division Class WEN Accepted Entry Title Accepted Entry Description Exhibitor First Name ANDRE HANNA HA&C-448 Afghans: Hand-Knitted 01 Baby Afghan EEF3FB Hand-knitted articles HAND KNIT BABY BLANKET HA&C-452 Hand-Knitted Fashion & THE POWER OF PINK HAT not totally completed as yet but ANDRE HANNA 03 Hat or Hat & Scarf Sets F70FF7 KNITTED HAT (ADULT) Home Accessories will be by delivery time HA&C-415 Cards, Stamping & Andrea jessup 01 Cards & Invitations 0A53DE One-of-a-Kind Note Card Silver note card Other Paper Crafts HA&C-415 Cards, Stamping & Andrea jessup 01 Cards & Invitations 2A522E Bright Pink Thank You Note Bright pink thank you note Other Paper Crafts HA&C-415 Cards, Stamping & Andrea jessup 01 Cards & Invitations 4E347F Bohemian Thank You Card Copper thank you card Other Paper Crafts HA&C-415 Cards, Stamping & Andrea jessup 01 Cards & Invitations 8845B4 Botanical Note Card Botanical note card Other Paper Crafts HA&C-415 Cards, Stamping & Andrea jessup 01 Cards & Invitations F05942 Light Pink Thank You Note Light pink thank you note Other Paper Crafts The pencil box is from San Francisco. The beckoning cat is Andrew Coen C&M-915 Collections 05 Miniatures 90F720 Treasures of Asia believed to bring good fortune. The antique ice cream maker is from the 1890s. The iron Andrew Coen C&M-915 Collections 09 Kitchen 456F7F Household Items belonged to my moms neighbor, Marilyn. HA&C-446 Knitted & Crocheted Andrew Underwood 03 Dolls, Toys & Animals, specify BFDE27 Theme related crochet animal. Art, Dolls & Toys HA&C-415 Cards, Stamping & Background embossed with clouds, scene created using Angie Smith 01 Cards & Invitations 76F1AD Camping in the Wild Card Other Paper Crafts various dies and stamps. Colored with Copics. HA&C-415 Cards, Stamping & Floral image stamped & colored with Copic markers. Angie Smith 01 Cards & Invitations 7BE1D9 Floral Thank You Card Other Paper Crafts Sentiment and butterfly popped for visual texture HA&C-415 Cards, Stamping & Flower stamped and colored with Copics. Starburst circle & Angie Smith 01 Cards & Invitations C894BF Floral Hugs Card Other Paper Crafts triple stacked hugs for dimension. Please read carefully - important information on Page 1 First Round Judging - Accepted Entries Posted 06/12/2017 (Adult Home Crafts-Hobbies, Adult Collections Page 4 of 57 and Adult FiberArts) Accepted Entrant by Division Class WEN Accepted Entry Title Accepted Entry Description Exhibitor First Name HA&C-470 Bed Quilts: Twin Size & Faux fur embroidery, original quilt pattern, self quilted on Ann Chavez 02 Mixed Techniques 71FCE8 Kali full view Smaller longarm, memory quilt of kitty HA&C-471 Bed Quilts: Larger than Ann Everett 04 Your Original Design 2E952C Annie Everett 1 Coachella Twin Anna Miranda HA&C-405 Mosaics 01 Mosaic 5E5603 Mandala Mosaic Mandala Anna Miranda HA&C-406 Upcycled Crafts 01 Decorative Craft Items E05F97 Joy Ride Mosaic Hubcap HA&C-452 Hand-Knitted Fashion & Anne Barneson 01 Poncho, Cape, Shawl AB82CB Barneson Blue Ruffled Lace Shawl Home Accessories HA&C-460 Sewing: Fashion 01 Handbag, Tote & Other Annie Lukito 88C2FC Front View of Bag small handbag or lunch pal Accessories, Dolls, etc. Fashion Accessories Annie VanLoon Kupfrian HA&C-409 More Hand Crafts 09 Other, specify D0B083 silk fabric, straight pins, decorative trim Neutral toned Navajo-style geometric, w/ contrasting navy Ashleigh Tucker HA&C-447 Afghans: Crocheted 03 Your Original Design 6C5669 Navajo blue border & fringe 01 Miniature Structure & Old school, Homemade green/ white doll house that has 8 Ashlie Wenrick HA&C-410 Miniatures 3AEB08 Old school Doll House Furnishings rooms with furniture. Assunta Cicalese HA&C-447 Afghans: Crocheted 03 Your Original Design F78B63 Mermaid Tail Blanket Crochet Mermaid Tail Blanket HA&C-452 Hand-Knitted Fashion & Assunta Cicalese 01 Poncho, Cape, Shawl 788E4E Rainbow Dragon Shawl Knit Rainbow Shawl Home Accessories Assunta Cicalese HA&C-453 Hand-Knitted Clothing 02 Adult Clothing, specify CA5F40 Captain America Sweater Dress Captain America Sweater Dress HA&C-472 Bed Quilts: Top By 03 Patchwork or Pieced- Twin Atanacia Lara 966C4A Square in the Pineapples My first ever quilt!! Exhibitor Size or smaller Please read carefully - important information on Page 1 First Round Judging - Accepted Entries Posted 06/12/2017 (Adult Home Crafts-Hobbies, Adult Collections Page 5 of 57 and Adult FiberArts) Accepted Entrant by Division Class WEN Accepted Entry Title Accepted Entry Description Exhibitor First Name Barbara Cracchiolo HA&C-403 Tole Painting 04 Cutesy or Whimsical, specify B5F2D2 Birthday Banner Birthday Banner 05 Tole Painting, any item, Barbara Cracchiolo HA&C-444 Christmas 84F3D1 Santa Banner Santa Banner specify Betsy Ross hand made figurine, made of Styrofoam and Barbara Johnson HA&C-409 More Hand Crafts 02 Figure, Doll, Toy or Animal 71F957 Betsy Ross Doll glue draped fabric. Barbara Mauger HA&C-414 Digital Scrapbooking 01 Any Item, specify 601C8D Front of Digital Scrapbook Digital Photo Album HA&C-471 Bed Quilts: Larger than Blocks with a shadow to make them pop. Blue, yellow, and Barbara Mead 03 Patchwork or Pieced 1198CF Fall Tree Twin green. Machine quilted by me. Mermaid outfit made for the birth announcement of my Barbara Vargas HA&C-449 Crocheted Clothing 01 Child & Baby Clothing 6E00D0 Fiona Roses Mermaid Costume first Grandchild, Fiona Rose. BARBARA ZUCKER HA&C-414 Digital Scrapbooking 01 Any Item, specify A44AB3 PANAMA CANAL CRUISE A DIGITAL PHOTOBOOK OF MY PANAMA CANAL
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