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$10 (inc GST) Catalogue Sydney Royal Arts & Crafts Show 12 - 23 April 2019 Sydney Showground Sydney Olympic Park www.rasnsw.com.au This page is intentionally blank. Thank you from the President Thank you for entering one of our Sydney Royal Competitions. Once again, I am delighted to see the remarkably high standard of entries they attract. We first judged livestock, produce, cotton and silk in the 1820s with the aim of ‘exciting in proprietors an ambition to excel above others’. This initial aim forged the charter of the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW (RAS) – to encourage and reward excellence, and support a viable and prosperous future for our agricultural communities. Your participation in this competition continues the tradition and wholeheartedly supports our charter. Sydney Royal Competitions highlight excellence and the passion of so many talented producers and exhibitors not only from New South Wales, but from right across the country. Winning a prestigious Sydney Royal award is a reward for hard work and dedication, and brings numerous commercial opportunities as well. Major award winners have the benefit of Sydney Royal medal artwork to promote their success to collectors, customers and consumers. The increased interest can help our rural communities to remain strong and vibrant. We review our Competitions every year, to ensure they remain relevant to industry standards and trends, and we always welcome feedback. Encouraging a dialogue with producers and exhibitors in another way in which we can retain our strong links with agricultural industries and communities. Thank you to all of our judges for their expertise and the time they dedicate to recognising the best and providing valuable feedback to entrants. The integrity of our competitions relies on the experience and impeccable reputations of our judges, stewards and competition officials. I also extend thanks to our generous sponsors along with our Committees, Councillors, Breed Societies and supporters. I hope you have enjoyed your Sydney Royal experience and the opportunity to receive comments and advice. It is through competition that we grow and go on towards greater things, and I hope that you are suitably encouraged to return next year. Robert Ryan OAM President, Royal Agricultural Society of NSW 2 ARTS & CRAFTS ESSENTIAL SHOW INFORMATION FOR EXHIBITORS Key Information Medical Emergency and Police The Sydney Royal Easter Show (the Show) is a celebration The St Johns Medical Centre and Police Station are located of agricultural excellence, bringing the best of the country to under the Sydney Showground Stadium concourse opposite the city. The 2019 Show runs for 12 days; from Friday, 12 Schmidt Arena on New England Avenue. April to Tuesday, 23 April. Banking facilities For information on attractions, entertainment and what’s on at this year’s Show, visit eastershow.com.au There are 26 ATMs located across Sydney Showground. See map or check eastershow.com.au for locations. For judging timetables and daily updates of judging results, visit rasnsw.com.au Lost Persons Centre Join the Show conversation with #myeastershow Located on Grand Parade between the Flower & Garden Facebook facebook.com/eastershow Sydney Royal Easter Pavilion and the Arts & Crafts Pavilion. Show Open daily 9.30am - 9.30pm. Contact 02 9704 1236. Twitter twitter.com/eastershow @eastershow Instagram instagram.com/sydney_royal_easter_show/ Lost property @sydney_royal_easter_show Lost property should be handed into the Police Station located For enquiries relating to exhibiting or participating in the on New England Avenue opposite the Schmidt Arena (under Show, call the Show Info Line 02 9704 1000. the Sydney Showground Stadium concourse). Opening and Closing Times Mobile phone charging stations The Show is open to the public from 8.30am each day and For a small fee you can recharge at stations placed around closes at 9pm. The Coca-Cola Carnival stays open until the grounds: later. Customer Service Centre, Showground Road outside the Flower & Garden Pavilion Exhibitors will have access to Sydney Showground via Gate Lost Persons Centre, Grand Parade between the Flower 9 from 6am. Between 8.30pm and 10.30pm, only pass & Garden Pavilion and the Arts & Crafts Pavilion holders can enter Sydney Showground. From 10.30pm, the Woolworths Fresh Food Dome foyer site is locked down. Members Stand, Sydney Showground Stadium Cost - $5 for 1 hour Only pass holders with accredited wristbands will be Official Opening admitted by security. The Official Opening Ceremony will commence at 4.30pm in Food & Drink Sydney Showground Stadium on Saturday, 13 April 2019. There’s a festival of flavours and taste sensations at the Grand Parades Sydney Royal Easter Show. With something for every taste and budget. A full listing of outlets can be found by visiting Three Grand Parades will be conducted during the Show on eastershow.com.au/eat the following dates at Sydney Showground Stadium: Saturday 13 April 5.20pm Exhibitor Pass and Travel Options Monday 15 April 4.30pm Saturday 20 April 4.30pm Your Exhibitor Pass enables you to travel on selected public transport services at no charge. Please note this is effective for operational days only, 12 – 23 April 2019 inclusive. Special Days Important information: You cannot purchase ShowLink Official Opening tickets at Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink stations or on- board Sydney Olympic Park Major Event Buses or any other Saturday, 13 April transport service. The Land Sydney Royal Showgirl Presentation For everything you need to know about getting to and from Sunday, 14 April the Show, visit transportnsw.info. Rural Achiever Public Speaking Showcase Purchase ShowLink tickets at eastershow.com.au, from the Sunday, 14 April Show Box Office or from participating Woolworths stores. Australian Citizenship Ceremony Parking Tuesday, 16 April Parking at Sydney Olympic Park will be in high demand Seniors’ Day during the Sydney Royal Easter Show and car parks are likely to reach capacity on weekends and public holidays. Wednesday, 17 April Pre-book your parking ticket online visit sydneyolympicpark.com.au/prebook (please note that pre- Kids’ Day book parking is available until 23:59 the night before your Tuesday, 23 April visit). The cost of single entry parking during the Show is a daily flat rate of $25, regardless of the length of your stay. Visit sydneyolympicpark.com.au/parking for more information about parking at Sydney Olympic Park, including accessible parking. ARTS & CRAFTS 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PAGE NUMBER NUMBER THANK YOU FROM THE PRESIDENT 1 Mosaic 43 ESSENTIAL SHOW INFORMATION FOR EXHIBITORS 2 Oriental Calligraphy & Painting 48 OFFICE BEARERS 4 Painting 8 COMMITTEE AND STEWARDS 5 SPECIAL PRIZES 6 Paper Tole 51 JUDGES 7 Parchment Craft 50 INDEX TO EXHIBITORS 73 Patchwork, Appliqué and Quilting 29 Photography 20 CLASS ES Print Making 18 Beading 38 Quilling 51 Book Binding 47 Scrapbooking 48 Cake Decorating and Sugar Art 53 Sculpture 23 Novice Classes 53 Silverwork 39 Open Classes 53 Slipcast Ceramics 42 Master Classes 54 Soft Toys 43 Sugar Art 54 Spinning 41 Canvas Work - Tapestry 32 Tatting 52 Card Making 52 Western Calligraphy 48 Ceramics & Pottery 24 Wood Work 49 Cloth Dolls 44 Woven Tapestry 40 Cooking 56 Non Perishable 56 CLASSES FOR UNDER 2 0’ S Perishable 60 Art Work 65 Preserves Section 57 Cake Decorating 71 Crochet 36 Calligraphy 71 Decoupage 51 Canvas Work - Tapestry 69 Digital Artwork 22 Card Making 71 Drawing 16 Ceramics & Pottery 68 Dressed Dolls 44 Cooking 71 Dressmaking 30 Perishable 71 Embroidery Work 26 Preserves 71 Fashion Accessories 30 Hand Knitting and Crochet 69 Felting 39 Homewares 69 Fired Hand-Painted Porcelain 41 Leather Work 70 Folk and Decorative Art 50 Mosaic 70 Glass 25 Needlework 69 Hand Knitting 33 Photography 68 Hand Weaving 40 Patchwork, Appliqué and Quilting 70 Homewares 31 Quilling 71 Lace 52 Scrapbooking 70 Leather Work 45 Slipcast Ceramics 70 Machine Knitting 36 Soft Toys 70 Miniature Art 19 Wood Work 70 4 ARTS & CRAFTS OFFICE BEARERS HONORARY OFFICE BEARERS Patron Vice Patron His Excellency General The Hon. David Hurley AC DSC (Retd) Mr G B Dudley OAM Governor of New South Wales OFFICE HOLDERS President Vice Presidents Treasurer Mr R M Ryan OAM Mr J C Bennett OAM Mr G N Sharpe Ms A M Kirk Mr M J Millner BOARD MEMBERS Mr R M Ryan OAM Mr J C Bennett OAM Mr M J Millner Mr G N Sharpe Mr G W Bell Ms A M Kirk Ms D E Ovens Mr S J Walker Mr B E Gilmour, Chief Executive OFFICE BEARERS Mr G D Andrews Mr S J B Davies Mr A W Lucas Mrs K Reidy Mr J Angus Dr E M Downes Mr M A MacCue Ms A A Renwick Mr G W Bell Ms S P Evans Mr D F Macintyre Mr R M Ryan OAM Mr J D W Bell Mr J E Fairley Mr G W Mason Dr M A Schembri Mr J C Bennett OAM Ms J M Forrest Mr K J Mathie Mr G N Sharpe Mr G Best Mr W B Giblin Ms Y G McKenzie Mr S J Walker Mr L B Bowtell Mrs A J Hamilton Ms L S Milan OAM Mr G R Watson Mr J G Bryson Ms S L Hannigan Mr M J Millner Mr H B White Mr J Byrnes Ms E A Hastings Ms D E Ovens Mrs K E Wickson Mr C P Carter Mr C A Hooke Mrs M Paynter Ms C A Wythes Mrs R Clubb AM Mr E E Hughes Ms R L Petrie Dr R A Zammit Mr G R Cochrane Mr G R Johnston Mr W A Picken Mr S G Dadd Ms A M Kirk Mr A J Rayner Mr D M Davidson Mrs K Little Mr R G Reid Chief Executive Mr B E Gilmour General Manager Finance & Administration Mr R Lee Auditors Ernst & Young ARTS & CRAFTS 5 ARTS & CRAFTS 2 0 1 9 To be held under the Special Arts & Crafts Regulations, and the RAS General Regulations.
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