Entries to:  Liz Kneale, Oak Cottage, Groeslwyd or can be left at Hardings and the Bottom Shop

Entries Close: Tuesday 8 August – no entries on show day

 

Judges: Sue Watkins (Art), Gill Knightley (Handicraft), Peter Coleby (Photography)

 

Prizes: 1st £3, 2nd £2, 3rd £1 (adult)

1st £1.50, 2nd £1, 3rd 50p (children)

 

PLEASE NOTE

• All entries must be setup in the marquee between 8.15am and 10.15am

• All entries must be removed from the marquee between 5.00pm and 5.30pm

• No more than two entries per person per class

• Entries for Class 3-9 must not have been previously entered at Guilsfield Show

• Please make sure your name, address and age (if a children’s entry) are attached to each entry

• All photographs must be mounted, but not behind glass

 

Art

1. Painting of a countryside scene

2. Get Connected

 

A trophy will be awarded for the best entry in the Art section.

 

Open Handicraft

1. A Gonk

2. A knitted/crochet dragon

3. A dreamcatcher

4. Make and decorate a box to store Coronation memories

5. Something carved – any medium

6. Design a new Royal logo to go on our post boxes

7. Make something using buttons

 

Points will be awarded as follows:  1st – 3 points, 2nd – 2 points, 3rd – 1 point

A Perpetual Cup presented by Mrs D Evans and the late Mr G Evans of Trawscoed Farm in memory of their parents will be awarded for the most points in classes 3-9.

 

 

 

Children’s Handicraft

1. Design a make a new crown for the King (High School children)

2. Item made from natural materials (High School children)

3. Item using air dry clay (High School children)

4. A Coronation cup/plate for King Charles (Year 5 and 6 children)

5. A dreamcatcher (Year 5 and 6 children)

6. Welsh artist inspired World War 2 art (Year 5 and 6 children)

7. A 500 word story – “If I was King for the day.” (Year 5 and 6 children)

8. A Roman mosaic using collage (Year 3 and 4 children)

9. A bug house (Year 3 and 4 children)

10. An invitation to a Royal Party (Year 3 and 4 children)

11. A photo frame using natural materials (Year 3 and 4 children)

12. A crown for King Charles (Year 1 and 2 children)

13. A football mascot or puppet (Year 1 and 2 children)

14. Decorate a flower pot (Year 1 and 2 children)

15. An animal collage (Nursery/Reception children)

16. A junk model (Nursery/Reception children)

17. Something made from plasticine (Nursery/Reception children)

18. Handprint animals (Pre-school children)

 

Points will be awarded as follows:  1st – 3 points, 2nd – 2 points, 3rd – 1 point

A trophy will be awarded to the winner of each section

The Hopson Award – this will be presented by Joy Hopson for outstanding effort in the children's craft section

 

 

Open Photography

1. People

2. Sport

 

A Perpetual Cup presented by Jeff and Maureen Davies, Llys Helig, Guilsfield will be awarded for the most points in Open Photography section.

 

Children’s Photography

1. Seaside

2. Buildings

 

A Perpetual Cup presented by Mr C Evans, Guilsfield will be awarded for the most points in the Children’s Photography section.