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2019 Exhibit Results by Community Exhibitor Last Name Exhibitor First NameExhibitor Community Division Awards GradeEntry NumberEntry Description Department Division Class Class RibbonClass PlacingClass Awards Carl Tori 184Number Craig Department Grand Champion, Division 413 "Up in Flames" - WEARABLE ART Adult Apparel 07: Complete Outfit Blue Coffey Paul 24 Craig Champion, Adult Champion 32 Westernwedding redcedardress, web burl WOODWORKING Wood Turning 01: Decorative Blue Coffey Paul 24 Craig 33 Yellowbowlfrom shrimp cedar pots,yarn bowl WOODWORKING Wood Turning 02: Utility Blue flagging tape, sewing Peavey Kathy 103 Craig Division Champion, Adult Champion 204 Herring eggs on Kelp CREATIVE WRITING AND MUSICCreative Writing 01: Poetry, traditional Blue thread, Grundens belt, Voegeli Madeleine 145 Craig Judge's Choice Not 288 woodenMermaid. dowels, “The Dream” 2-D FINE ARTS Acrylic 01: Landscape or seascape Blue Atkins Kona 157 Gustavus 324 tablecloth,Strawberry veil, 2-D FINE ARTS Acrylic 02: Still life White 3 Youth Participation Atkins Kona 157 Gustavus 326 bouquetRiver On ofUp Alaskan 2-D FINE ARTS Oil 01: Landscape or seascape White 3 Youth Participation Atkins Kona 157 Gustavus 325 CondimentCotton flower. Man CRAFTS AND PIONEER ARTSF - Papercraft 01: Paper mache' Red Youth Participation Bohlke Daniel 154 Gustavus Not 316 Fruit with leaf 2-D FINE ARTS Acrylic 02: Still life White 3 Youth Participation Bohlke Daniel 154 Gustavus Not 353 SeaThis Lionpiece - watercolorwas 2-D FINE ARTS Watercolor 04: Bird or animal White 3 Youth Participation designed after my Bohlke Daniel 154 Gustavus Not 318 Landscape with Red sky 2-D FINE ARTS Acrylic 01: Landscape or seascape White 3 Youth Participation engagement was Bohlke Daniel 154 Gustavus Not 319 brokenMountains off andmarker I felt and like 2-D FINE ARTS Mixed Media 01: Landscape or seascape Red Youth Participation Bohlke Daniel 152 Gustavus Not 311 "lightingGreen,paint blue, my weddingred yellow CRAFTS AND PIONEER ARTSF - Papercraft 01: Paper mache' White 3 Youth Participation Driscoll Janene 75 Gustavus Judge's Choice 148 dressHandwovencharacter on fire" dish was a FIBER ARTS Hand-woven Household05: Towel Good Blue Driscoll Janene 75 Gustavus 147 Handwovenmoretowels. appropriate Original and sewn way FIBER ARTS Hand-woven Clothing05: Coat or jacket Blue Thistwill,todeflected repurpose is multicolored a 'cajon', double my a box Eichenlaub Bill 53 Gustavus Not 98 WOODWORKING Musical Instrument 03: Percussion Red drum.zipperedweddingweave Cajonspattern. dress.vest. 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Most cajons have Platt Yarrow 156 Gustavus 320 Dancer with Hand CRAFTS AND PIONEER ARTSF - Papercraft 01: Paper mache' Red Youth Participation a sound hole on the Motions Poyner Christian 142 Gustavus 279 backSelf-Portrait or on the side. The 2-D FINE ARTS Oil 03: Portrait Red Poyner Christian 142 Gustavus 281 sound"Eye" hole on the 2-D FINE ARTS Drawing 03: Charcoal Red Shatswell Blaine 163 Gustavus 341 Sharkbottom is constructed 2-D FINE ARTS Mixed Media 04: Bird or animal Blue Youth Participation Shatswell Blaine 163 Gustavus 338 Jackto maximize the size of 2-D FINE ARTS Oil 03: Portrait White 3 Youth Participation Shatswell Blaine 163 Gustavus 345 Flowersthe playing surface 2-D FINE ARTS Mixed Media 05: Abstract Red Youth Participation while still directing the Wagner Faith 138 Gustavus 11 275 Scratch art of turtles 2-D FINE ARTS Mixed Media 04: Bird or animal Blue Youth Participation sound forward, toward Wagner Faith 138 Gustavus 11 276 Self-Portraitswimming 2-D FINE ARTS Oil 03: Portrait Blue Youth Participation the audience. The tapa Zink Kenzie 141 Gustavus 278 ofScratch this cajon art of is octopi 2.5 mm, 2-D FINE ARTS Mixed Media 04: Bird or animal Blue Youth Participation Zink Kenzie 141 Gustavus 277 5Self-portrait ply birch plywood. 2-D FINE ARTS Oil 03: Portrait Blue Youth Participation Zink Kya 159 Gustavus 334 HumpbackThe cajon is - finishedwatercolor 2-D FINE ARTS Watercolor 04: Bird or animal Red Youth Participation Zink Kya 159 Gustavus 332 Avocadowith pure - tungacrylic oil. 2-D FINE ARTS Acrylic 02: Still life Red Youth Participation Zink Kya 159 Gustavus 335 Sunset with Spruce - 2-D FINE ARTS Acrylic 01: Landscape or seascape White 3 Youth Participation Zink Kya 159 Gustavus 331 Wavesacrylic - watercolor 2-D FINE ARTS Watercolor 01: Landscape or seascape White 3 Youth Participation Zink Kyler 158 Gustavus 354 Landscape with tree 2-D FINE ARTS Acrylic 01: Landscape or seascape White 3 Youth Participation Zink Kyler 158 Gustavus 329 Pineappleand fence - acrylic 2-D FINE ARTS Acrylic 02: Still life White 3 Youth Participation 0000001 Exhibitor Last Name Exhibitor First NameExhibitor Community Division Awards GradeEntry NumberEntry Description Department Division Class Class RibbonClass PlacingClass Awards Zink Kya 159Number Gustavus 330 Gold-Haired Dancer - CRAFTS AND PIONEER ARTSF - Papercraft 01: Paper mache' Blue Youth Participation Zink Kyler 158 Gustavus 328 ChickenPaper mache Dancer - paper CRAFTS AND PIONEER ARTSF - Papercraft 01: Paper mache' Red Youth Participation Acquistapace Jazmin 244 Haines 579 Backyardmache cherries CROPS AND VEGETABLESCherry 06: Pie, Non-organic Red Acquistapace Jazmin 244 Haines 578 Raspberries in glass CROPS AND VEGETABLESWild berry 07: Raspberry Red Alten Helen 205 Haines Judge's Choice 479 Sailing 2-D FINE ARTS Oil 01: Landscape or seascape Blue Alten Helen 205 Haines Division Champion, Adult Champion 480 Raven hat 2-D FINE ARTS Oil 02: Still life Blue Alten Helen 205 Haines 481 Bear mask 2-D FINE ARTS Oil 02: Still life Red Andriesen Lydia 175 Haines 10 424 "Clare Irene" short 2-D
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