10. Quotations Class K - Crocheting - ADULT Class R - Wool Products - ADULT 11. Samplers Class L - Crocheting (5-8 years) Class S - Wool Products - JUVENILE 12. Announcements Class M - Crocheting (9-12 years) Lot No. 13. Christmas Decoration Class N - Crocheting (13-17 years) 1. Wool Appliqué - Clothing Item 14. Christmas Theme - framed Lot No. 2. Wool Appliqué - Home Accessory 15. Other Holiday - decoration 1. Afghan - baby 3. Wool Felting Accessory - purse, etc. 16. Other Holiday theme - framed 2. Afghan - blocks or strips 4. Wool Felting - Home Accessory - 17. Home Accessory 3. Afghan - one piece pillow 18. Perforated Paper 4. Afghan - any other design 5. Wool Felting - Clothing 19. Graphic 5. Doily or Lace 6. Punch Needle 20. Stamped Cross Stitch 6. Doily - set 7. Rug Hooking 21. Original Design in any of the 7. Filet - table runner/dresser 8. Wool Penny Rug above scarf/wall hanging 9. Original Design in any of the above Class F - Embroidery - ADULT 8. Lace Edging - pillow slips, dresser Class T - Rugs - ADULT Lot No. scarf, etc. Class U - Rugs - JUVENILE 1. Crewel Embroidery - picture or wall 9. Tablecloth Lot No. hanging 10. Bedspread 1. Braided 2. Floss Embroidery - picture or wall 11. Kitchen Accessory - hot pad, 2. Hooked or Punched Needle hanging washcloth, tea towel, etc. 3. Loom Woven 3. Brazilian Embroidery 12. Home Décor - 1 piece or set 4. Knitted or Crocheted 4. Candlewicking 13. Infant Set - 1 piece or set 5. Coiled 5. Ribbon Embroidery 14. Child Garment Class V - Fleece Products - ADULT 6. Hardanger (Norwegian Embroidery) 15. Adult Garment Class W - Fleece Products - JUVENILE 7. Needle Lace (Tenerife) 16. Wardrobe Accessory - hat, mittens, Lot No. 8. Needle Punch scarf. Socks, headband, purse, bag 1. Pillow 9. Hand Embroidery on household 17. Doll Clothing 2. Blanket/Throw accessory 18. Stuffed Animal/Doll/Toy 3. Clothing 10. Hand Embroidery on Garment 19. Christmas Ornament GRAND CHAMPION - ROSETTE 11. Printed Stitch Work - other than 20. Original Design in any of above RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION - ROSETTE listed above Class O - Knitting - ADULT 12. Machine Embroidery - free motion Class P - Knitting (5-8 years) DEPARTMENT 22 on garment Class Q - Knitting (9-12 years)

13. Machine Embroidery - free motion Class R - Knitting (13-17 years) Natural Fiber

on home accessory Lot No. Products 14. Swedish Weaving 1. Afghan - baby Sponsored by Rocking L Alpacas 15. Bobbin Lace or pillow lace 2. Afghan

16. Digitized on Garment 3. Infant Garment - 1 piece or set Lucille Molinari, Superintendent • 363-2704 17. Digitized on Home Accessory 4. Child Garment Marty Walters, Superintendent • 777-2421 18. Original Design in any of the above 5. Adult Sweater - plain RULES AND REGULATIONS Class G - Other Needlecraft - ADULT 6. Adult Sweater - cable/fisherman 1. Refer to General Rules & Regulations. Lot No. knot/Aran/Brioche 2. This Department is concerned with 1. Needlepoint 7. Coat or Jacket (Adult) natural fibers and its use in handmade 2. Bargello 8. Other Adult Clothing Item (i.e. vest), textiles. 3. Tatting Not Sweater 3. Only 100% Natural Fiber Products 4. Plastic Canvas 9. Scarf will be accepted. (Socks may 5. Original Design in any of the above 10. Shawl or Poncho (Adult) contain up to 25% nylon). Class H - Needlecraft (5-8 years) 11. Hat, Mittens or Combination 4. Fiber content must be specified on Class I - Needlecraft (9-12 years) 12. Socks, Legwarmers each entry when delivering your Class J - Needlecraft (13-17 years) 13. Wardrobe Accessory: collar, cuffs, entries. Lot No. purse 5. Any fiber techniques can be used, 1. Hand Embroidery 14. Doll Clothing such as weaving, spinning, felting, 2. Ribbon Embroidery 15. Stuffed Animal/Doll/Toy knitting, crocheting, etc. 3. Cross-Stitch 16. Lace - Clothing Item 6. All non-fleece entries must be the work 4. Hardanger (Norwegian Embroidery) 17. Lace - Home Accessory - 1 piece or of the Exhibitor and completed within 5. Needlepoint set one year of the fair. 6. Tatting 18. Kitchen Accessory: washcloth, etc. 7. Plastic Canvas 19. Christmas Ornament 8. Original Design in any of the above 20. Original Design in any of the above. 7. All Fleece entries must be from an Classes A-D Lot No. 9. Garment animal owned by the Exhibitor 60 days 1. Angora (angora rabbit) 10. Novelty (May contain up to 20% prior to the Fair. 2. Mohair (angora goat) synthetic material) 8. NO FLEECES WILL BE SOLD AT 3. Columbia 11. Any Household Item THE FAIR! 4. Corriedale 12. Any Other Item not specified above 9. The Superintendent places all 5. Llama Class S - 100% Wool from Sheep, exhibits: no one may touch or move 6. Alpaca Handspun, Crocheted them without permission. 7. Navajo-Churro Class T - 100% Wool from Alpaca or Llama, 10. Special Abilities category includes, but 8. Merino Handspun, Crocheted is not limited to, Ravalli Services, 9. Rambouillet Class U - Wool Blend, Handspun, Crocheted Opportunity Resources, and Nursing 10. Romney Class V - Exotic (such as Angora, Mohair, Home residents. 11. All other purebreds - specify Qiviut, Silk, etc.) Handspun, Crocheted Special Awards 12. Crossbreed - fine Class W - Plant Fiber (such as Cotton, 13. Crossbreed - medium Best of Show 100% Sheep Wool Finished Hemp, Flax, etc.) Handspun, Crocheted 14. Crossbreed - long Product: $100 - Rapp Foundation Class X - Hand Dyed, Handspun, Crocheted Class E - Handspun, Hand Processed Skein Class Y - Junior 11 and under, Handspun, Class F - Handspun, Mill Processed Skein Grand Champion Fleece: Crocheted Class G - Jr. 11 & under, Handspun Skein $20 - Big Sky Fiber Arts Guild Class Z - Junior 12-17, Handspun, $100 - Rapp Foundation Class H - Junior 12-17, Handspun Skein Crocheted Reserve Grand Champion Fleece: Class I - Special Abilities, Handspun Skein Class ZA - Special Abilities, Handspun, $20 - Big Sky Fiber Arts Guild *NOTE Skeins are to be 25-50 yards in Crocheted $50 - Rapp Foundation length. Use four (4) ties in figure 8 Classes S-ZA Lot No. Champion - Handspun Finished Product: configuration, self-tied or with compatible 1. Baby/Child’s Clothing $20 - Marty Walters yarn. Fiber content and use of finished 2. Hat $50 - Rapp Foundation skein must be specified on a hanging tag 3. Mittens or Gloves Champion - Handspun Skein: attached to the skein. 4. Scarf or Cowl $20 - Big Sky Fiber Arts Guild Classes E-I Lot No. 5. Hat, Scarf/Cowl, Mittens/Gloves - Best Handspun & Hand Knitted Socks: 1. One Ply Set of 2 or 3 items Key Chain - Lucille Molinari 2. Two Ply 6. Shawl Champion Commercial Spun & Hand Knitted: 3. Three Ply 7. Sweater $20 - Woolen Ewe - Hope Lockwood 4. Four or More Ply (Specify) 8. Socks Best Entry Junior 11 and under: Class J - 100% Wool from Sheep, Handspun, 9. Garment $20 - Big Sky Fiber Arts Guild Knitted 10. Novelty (May contain up to 20% Best Entry Junior 12-17: Class K - 100% Wool from Alpaca or Llama, synthetic material) $20 - Big Sky Fiber Arts Guild Handspun, Knitted 11. Any Household Item Spinners Challenge: SURI ALPACA Class L - Wool Blend, Handspun, Knitted 12. Any Other Item not specified above $20 - Big Sky Fiber Arts Guild Class M - Exotic (such as Angora, Mohair, Premiums: $3.00; $2.00; $1.00 Class ZB - 100% Wool from Sheep, Qiviut, Silk, etc.), Handspun, Knitted Commercially Spun, Knitted Class N - Plant Fiber (such as Cotton, Hemp, Thank you again to the Rapp Foundation for Class ZC - 100% Wool from Alpaca or Llama, Flax, etc.) Handspun, Knitted this year’s special awards and the following Commercially Spun, Knitted Class O - Hand Dyed, Handspun, Knitted special drawings: Class ZD - Wool Blend, Commercially Spun, Class P - Junior 11 & under, Handspun, Knitted  $50: Each Natural Fiber Department entry Knitted submitted (up to 10 items) receives a ticket for Class ZE - Exotic (such as Angora, Mohair, Class Q - Junior 12-17, Handspun, Knitted this drawing. Qiviut, Silk, etc.) Commercially Spun, Class R - Special Abilities, Handspun,  $50: Each Natural Fiber Department fleece Knitted Knitted entry receives a ticket for this drawing. Class ZF - Plant Fiber (such as Cotton, Classes J-R Lot No. Hemp, Flax, etc.) Commercially Spun, 1. Baby/Child’s Clothing Class A - Fleece Knitted 2. Hat Class B - Junior ages 11 & under, Fleece Class ZG - Hand Dyed, Commercially Spun, 3. Mittens or Gloves Class C - Junior ages 12-17, Fleece Knitted 4. Scarf or Cowl Class D - Special Abilities, Fleece Class ZH - Junior 11 & under, Commercially 5. Hat, Scarf/Cowl, Mittens/Gloves - Two (2) fleeces may be entered per lot; Spun, Knitted Set of 2 or 3 items each fleece must be entered separately. Class ZI - Junior 12-17, Commercially Spun, 6. Shawl Judging is based on proper skirting and 7. Sweater Knitted quality of fleece. Alpaca and Llama 8. Socks should contain blanket only. Class ZJ - Special Abilities, Commercially Class ZX - Special Abilities, Hand-Woven work. Use of Suri Alpaca must be at Spun, Knitted Classes ZT-ZX Lot No. least 50% of the fiber content. Classes ZB-ZJ Lot No. 1. Garment, shawl or scarf Scorecard for Judging Spinners 1. Baby/Child’s Clothing 2. Household item Challenge 2. Hat 3. Rug or other large weaving Creativity: 3. Mittens or Gloves (utilitarian) Originality of design & technique; 4. Scarf or Cowl 4. Fiber Art: art, wall hanging, etc. Use of color & texture ...... 40% 5. Hat, Scarf/Cowl, Mittens/Gloves - (non-utilitarian) Spinning Quality: Set of 2 or 3 items 5. Any Other Item not specified above Consistency of twist………………..10% 6. Shawl Class ZY - Baskets, All Natural Materials Size of yarn appropriate to fiber used & 7. Sweater (such as fiber, grass, pine needles, etc.) finished product ...... 20% 8. Socks Class ZZ - Junior 11 & under, Baskets Finished project demonstrates 9. Garment Class ZZA - Junior 12-17, Baskets appropriate use of spun yarn ...... 20% 10. Novelty (May contain up to 20% Class ZZB - Special Abilities, Baskets Finishing: Blocking, fulling, seaming and synthetic material) Classes ZY-ZZB Lot No. embellishment appropriate for finished 11. Any Household Item 1. Coiled item ...... 10% 12. Any Other Item not specified above 2. Hand-woven, Miniature (under 4” Total ...... 100% Class ZK - 100% Wool from Sheep, diameter) Spinners Challenge Fiber for 2019 Commercially Spun, Crocheted 3. Hand-woven, Small (4” - Under 12” FLAX Class ZL - 100% Wool from Alpaca or Llama, diameter) GRAND CHAMPION - ROSETTE Commercially Spun, Crocheted 4. Hand-woven, Medium (12” - 24“ RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION - ROSETTE Class ZM - Wool Blend, Commercially Spun, diameter)

Crocheted 5. Hand-woven, Large (over 24”

Class ZN - Exotic (such as Angora, Mohair, diameter) DEPARTMENT 23 Qiviut, Silk, etc.) Commercially Spun, Class ZZC - Handmade Wet Felt Photography Crocheted Class ZZD - Needle Felting Sponsored by Got Moxie Class ZO - Plant Fiber (such as Cotton, Class ZZE - Commercially Spun; Knitted, Photography Hemp, Flax, etc.) Commercially Spun, Crocheted or Woven, then Felted Bobbi Dye, Co-Superintendent • 961-4586 Crocheted Class ZZF - Handspun; Knitted, Crocheted Jolie Wells, Co-Superintendent • 961-4586 Class ZP - Hand Dyed, Commercially Spun, or Woven, then Felted

Crocheted Class ZZG - Junior 11 & under, Felted RULES AND REGULATIONS Class ZQ - Junior 11 & under, Commercially Class ZZH - Junior 12-17, Felted 1. Please Read Open Class General Spun, Crocheted Class ZZI - Special Abilities, Felted Rules and Regulations for Still Class ZR - Junior 12-17, Commercially Spun, Classes ZZC-ZZI Lot No. Exhibits. Crocheted 1. Household item 2. Age Classes: Adult: 18 and older; 2. Garment Junior: 12 to 17 years; Children 5 to 11 Class ZS - Special Abilities, Commercially years. 3. Hat Spun, Crocheted 3. All photo entries must be the work of Classes ZK-ZS Lot No. 4. Purse the Exhibitor. 1. Baby/Child’s Clothing 5. 3-D, for ex. Animal, Sculpture, etc. 4. All photos must have been taken in the last 3 years. 2. Hat 6. Other Spinners Challenge Fiber for 2018 5. Photographs are judged on: a) Clean 3. Mittens or Gloves print, no printer lines, dirt or date b) SURI ALPACA 4. Scarf or Cowl Focus c) Clarity d) Impact e) Difficulty 5. Hat, Scarf/Cowl, Mittens/Gloves - Spinners Challenge consists of fiber spun 6. ENTER THE CORRECT LOT. For Set of 2 or 3 items from Suri Alpaca and displayed as a example: If you’ve already entered Domestic Animals you cannot enter a 6. Shawl finished item (not just spun fiber). Fiber content used must be stated on a milk cow in the Wild Animal lot. It will 7. Sweater be disqualified. hanging tag on the exhibit. All entries 8. Socks 7. Photos must be 8x10” or 8x12”. 9. Garment must be shown & judged in a regular 8. Mat is optional, but if used must be 10. Novelty (May contain up to 20% class in the Natural Fiber department. 11x14”. 9. Mounting board (Required) must be synthetic material) * Please notify the Superintendent on entry day that item is a “Spinners 11x14”. Mounting board may be mat or 11. Any Household Item illustration board or foam core. Challenge”. 12. Any Other Item not specified above 10. Secure your photo, mat, and mounting Class ZT - Handspun, Hand-Woven Selection of the winner will be made with board with ATG a high-tack double strong consideration given to creativity, Class ZU - Commercially Spun, Hand-Woven sided tape. DO NOT USE double sided quality of spinning, suitability of yarn to office tape or scrapbooking dots. They Class ZV - Junior 11 & under, Hand-Woven the final project and overall quality of the can NOT hold the weight of a mat Class ZW - Junior 12-17, Hand-Woven board. 11. Clearly print your name and phone Class D - Junior: 12 to 17 years Any photo that’s subject does not number on the back of each photo. Black and White or Color, Film or fall under one of the 25 offered 12. Maximum 6 entries per person total. Digital $50 Encouragement Premium topics. 13. Maximum 1 entry per lot per person. awarded to Grand Champion. 15. Phenomenon in Nature 14. If you need help…local framers have Class E - Children: 5 to 11 years fair specials, supplies, and advice. You Black and White or Color, Film or Anything which manifests itself. could also look up matting and/or Digital $50 Encouragement Premium Phenomena are often, but not mounting photos on YouTube. awarded to Grand Champion. always, understood as "things that 15. Lot 10 Group of Photos: Photos must Lot No. appear" be 4x6 or 5x7. Mat is optional 1. Abstract 16. Photojournalism Mounting Board (required) must be no Abstract uses shape, form, color An image that tells a story or is larger than 16x20. and line to create a composition news worthy. 16. NO PHOTOS WITH SHRINK-WRAP, FRAMES, OR GLASS WILL BE which may exist with a degree of 17. People (and/or Children) ACCEPTED. independence from visual Otherwise Groups, gathering, 17. Attach the tag string on the back so references in the world. Meaning: working, playing, etc. they hang over the upper left corner on you may not be able to recognize it 18. People (and/or Children) the front. Examples will be on display for what it is. So, if it is a cow and it Portraiture Artistic representation at check in. looks like cow it does not belong in of a person, in which the face and 18. Detach and retain your “claim tag” stub abstract. from the bottom of your tag. You need its expression is predominant. this to pick up your photos after the 2. Architecture 19. People (and/or Children) with Pets fair. Whole or part of a building. 20. Special Topic: 2018 is Optical Premiums: $3.00; $2.00; $1.00 3. Baby (3 years & under) Otherwise Illusion. We suggest you google Playing, running, etc. Baby Portraits optical illusion photos. Class A - Adult: 18 and older belong in Lot No. 4 21. Sports Non-manipulated, Color, Film or 4. Baby (3 years &under) Portraiture 22. Still Life Digital A portrait is a representation of a Definition of Non-manipulated: Photos A still life is the depiction of an person, in which the face and its shot in RAW, HDR, and JPEG. inanimate subject, natural or man- expression is predominant. Photos may be cropped, straightened, made, indoors or out. 5. Birds zoomed in, corrected for exposure and 23. Sunrise or Sunset color, and / or dodged or burned to Yes, chickens are birds but they 24. Waterscape correct exposure. Only UV or Polarized belong in Domestic Animal Lot No.2 A picture of a body of water as the filters are accepted. 6. Cityscape main subject. This is best judged Class B - Adult: 18 and older The urban equivalent of a with a foreground, mid-ground, and Manipulated, Color or B&W, film or landscape. See the definition in Lot background. digital. No.12. 25. Wild Animal Definition of manipulated or enhanced: 7. Close-up Otherwise Birds belong in Birds Lot no.7. Photos shot in RAW, HDR, and JPEG. Not flowers. If it’s a flower there are “Wild” is not referring to the Go crazy, merge parts of photos, make it two lot numbers for it: Garden animal’s behavior. Your dog acting look like a painting, put his head on her Flowers Lot No. 9 and Wild Flowers “wild” does not count. body - Photoshop the heck out of it! Lot No. 26. 26. Wild Flower Close-up Pretty much anything goes. 8. Domestic Animal If your only manipulation is converting Pets or Livestock Special Topic for 2018 is Optical from color to black and white we suggest 9. Garden Flower Close-up Illusion entering Class C. 10. Group of Photos GRAND CHAMPION - ROSETTE Your original photo(s) MUST be included Three or more photos portraying a RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION - ROSETTE with your entry. Original photo will be theme or story. displayed alongside your manipulated 11. Landscape - May include DEPARTMENT 24 entry. Original photo can be no smaller buildings, water, flowers, people, than 4x6” and no larger than 8x12”. Mats and animals. A landscape is the Porcelain Art are optional. Mounting (required) up to visible features of an area of land, Sponsored by Joe’s 11x14”. its landforms and how they Studio Matting & Framing Class C - Adult: 18 and older integrate with natural or man-made Jolie Wells, Superintendent • 544-1299 Non-manipulated, Black and White, features. This is best judged with a Bobbi Dye, Co-Superintendent • 961-4586 Film or Digital foreground, mid-ground, and Photos shot in RAW, HDR, and JPEG. background. Judges Choice Award - Western Photos may be converted from color to 12. Macro Montana Porcelain Artists - Dairy black and white, cropped, straightened, A photo that reveals details which Queen gift certificates zoomed in, corrected for exposure and can NOT be seen by the naked RULES AND REGULATIONS color, and / or dodged or burned to eye. 1. Refer to General Rules & Regulations. correct exposure. Only UV or Polarized 13. Night 2. Must be kiln fired porcelain or glass. filters are accepted. 14. Other 3. Judged on design, color, composition, 10. Glass 1. General values, and perspectives. 11. Bisque 2. Scrappy 4. The Judges will give constructive 12. Figurines 3. Blocks w/Squares only (no points) comments on entry tag. 13. Sets of 4 or more 4. Baby/kids quilt, perimeter under 5. One may enter in any of the advanced 14. Holiday Theme 250” classes with the permission of the 15. Bisque Dolls (size limit 22”) 5. Appliqué Superintendent. 16. Dresden 6. Mixed Technique (pieced & 6. Once one has exhibited in a class, one 17. Jewelry appliqué) may not exhibit in a less advanced 18. Enamel 7. Hand embroidered elements class. 19. Unique Design 8. Machine embroidered 7. The Superintendent may also request 20. Miscellaneous (none of the above) 9. Small size - quilt perimeter under that an Exhibitor enter in a more GRAND CHAMPION - ROSETTE 200” advanced class if it is known that the RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION - ROSETTE 10. Group - More than one person, i.e. person entering is qualified. round robin, block exchange, etc. 8. Two entries per Lot. DEPARTMENT 25 (quilted by non-professional) 9. No seminar pieces or decals. A Class C - Machine Pieced - Machine

seminar piece is any piece worked on Quilting Quilting (Quilted by Professional**) with a group of 3 or more with the Sponsored by Patchwork Quilts **Professionally quilted means entrant same pattern and same time. Lynda Rygmyr, Superintendent • 369-1226 paid someone else to quilt it for them. If 10. Limit 20 items per person. you have been paid for quilting for 11. All work must be the individuals - no RULES AND REGULATIONS others, you are a professional. - Note teachers or more advanced students 1. Refer to General Rules & Regulations. name of quilter on back of quilt, lower help on your entry. 2. An article that has been previously right corner. 12. Entry must fit category or it will be entered in the Ravalli County Fair will Lot No. moved or disqualified. not be eligible. 1. Machine pieced Senior Citizen Exhibitor - 70 yrs. or 3. Each Exhibitor is limited to ONE 2. Appliqué over ENTRY per lot number. 3. Mixed Technique (pieced & Child Exhibitor - 10 yrs. & under. 4. Entry must be the work of the Exhibitor, appliqué) Youth Exhibitor - 11 yrs. to 16 yrs. except Class B, Lot 10 and Class C, 4. Hand embroidered Beginner Exhibitor - One who has Lot 6. 5. Machine embroidered painted for 5 years and under. 5. Exhibit must have been completed 6. Group - More than one person, i.e. Intermediate Exhibitor - One who has within the last TWO YEARS. round robin, block exchange, etc. painted for 5 to 10 years. 6. Quilters, please place a temporary 7. Other Advanced Exhibitor - One who has cover over label, if applicable. Class D - Machine Quilting - been painting for 10 years or more. *Award - $25 Bitterroot Quilters Guild to Grand Decorative Premiums: $3.00; $2.00; $1.00 Champion Lot No. Classes A, B, C, D, E, and F: Use lot *Award - Sapphire Quilters Club - $5 to blue 1. Clothing item numbers listed following the classes. ribbon winners in classes H through K 2. Purse item ►Be sure to put class and lot on the The Quilting Department wishes a special 3. Pillow item entry blank. Thank You to the Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild for 4. Table Runner item CLASSES A-F Porcelain Art on Over their continued support of this department. 5. Placemat, Potholder, Mug Rug item Glaze or Bisque: Premiums: $3.00; $2.00; $1.00 6. Wall Hanging item Class A - Child 10 and under Class A - Hand Quilting 7. Other Class B - Youth 11-16 years Lot No. Class E -Challenge - Whole Cloth Class C - Beginner 1. Hand pieced - hand quilted Lot No. Class D - Intermediate 2. Machine pieced - hand quilted 1. Hand Stitched Class E - Advanced 3. Appliqué 2. Machine Stitched Class F - Senior 4. Mixed Technique - pieced & 3. Professional LOT NUMBERS FOR CLASS A-F: appliquéd Class F - Other Quilting 1. Animals 5. Hand embroidered Lot No. 2. Birds or Fish 6. Promise Stitch 1. Miniature - quilt perimeter under 56” 3. Scenes 7. Decorative item 2. Tied 4. Floral 8. Other 3. Crazy 5. Fruit or Vegetables Class B - Machine Pieced-Machine 4. Yo-yo 6. Pen work Quilting (Quilted by Self**) 5. Painted 7. Monochrome **Quilted by self means entrant has not 6. Other 8. Luster, Gold, and Metallic made money quilting. 9. Portrait Lot No.