Baby Quilt

Group Quilt

Quilted Table Runner or Table Topper

Quilted Bag or Purse

Unquilted Quilt Top

Quilted Pillow

Any Quilted Item that does not qualify in another section

First Time Quilter: A special category for new quilters who have not competed previously. The winner of this category will receive a bonus prize of $20 in addition to the first prize money.

Prize: $20 bonus prize

Quilt that represents the Fair theme: "Let's Go Hog Wild"

Bed Quilt (perimeter over 250")

Throw, Lap Quilt or Wall-hanging (perimeter under 250")

Bed Quilt (perimeter over 250")

Throw, Lap Quilt or Wall-hanging (perimeter under 250")

OAAS Machine Quilt - Pieced or Appliqued, Machine Quilted Solely by Exhibitor.

Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15

OAAS Hand Quilt - Pieced, Hand Quilted Solely by Exhibitor

Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15

OAAS Hand Quilt - Appliqued, Hand Quilted Solely by Exhibitor

Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15

Knitted afghan

minimum 45" x 54"

Knitted lap blanket, baby afghan or carriage cover

Knit socks

Knit adult head gear

Knit sweater - child or adult size

2 knit dishcloths

Knit baby set - 2 pieces

Knit Mittens

Any other knit article - named

Crocheted reusable market bag or produce bag

Crocheted baby afghan or carriage cover

Crocheted slippers

Crocheted Head gear

Crochet toy for a child

Crocheted cardigan or sweater - adult or child size

Crochet Granny square - your favourite pattern.

Maximum 10"x10"

Any other Crochet article - named

Knit Newborn Hat

Knit a hat suitable for a newborn baby, no bigger than 34 cm circumference, using acrylic or acrylic blend only, light weight or worsted weight. No pom poms, buttons, or ties. All entries will be donated to the Knitting and Crochet for Community, Durham Region and Beyond and given to associated charities

Crochet Lap Blanket for Seniors

Crochet a lap blanket suitable for a senior citizen. No bulky yarns – worsted weight or lighter. All items will be donated to the Knitting and Crochet for Community, Durham Region and Beyond to be given out to local seniors' homes and hospitals

Apron any style

Tote bag embellished with Fair Theme

(embroidered, appliqué, painted)

Purse or Handbag or Backpack

Costume or Cosplay

Refashioned Masterpiece - A creation made from discarded items (i.e. Jeans, tees, sweatshirts, blankets)

(attach picture of original item)

Sleepwear

Sewn Toy

Complete outfit (top & bottom or dress)

Any decor or household item

(i.e., Oven mitts, table runner, cushion, etc.)

Adult bib made from recycled button up or polo style collared shirt.

Brooklin Spring Fair will donate bib to local assisted living organization.

Sponsorship: $30.00, Gloria Jackson, Section 311

Sew a hat suitable for a newborn baby, no bigger than 34 cm circumference, using baby-safe, soft fabric.

All items will be donated to a local hospital by the Brooklin Agricultural Society.

Sponsorship: $30.00, Gloria Jackson, Section 312

Christmas decoration (1) Handmade

Wrapped Christmas gift

Repurposed Christmas card, turn an old card into something new

Snowglobe, (1) handmade.

One scrapbooking page, theme of your choice

Greeting card and matching envelope, handmade

Gift basket, theme of your choice

Beach glass and or pebble art, framed

Stained glass item, maximum 15"x15"

Article of macrame

Wool felted creation

Article of woodworking, not to exceed 20" in any direction

Original art piece, any media. Must be suitable for a family setting

Handmade wreath, spring design

Handmade Windchime

Handmade welcome sign, with this year's Fair theme incorporated: "Let's Go Hog Wild"

Handmade jewelry item

Tie dyed shirt

Handmade hair accessory

Trash to treasure, something old made something new- attach a "before" image to entry tag.

Generational Project- any handcraft made by a child with an adult. List both names of creators.

Hand painted rock

Artistic welded item

Wood burning design, on wood. Not computer generated.

Article made from scrap metal, not to exceed 20" in any direction

Holiday centrepiece, any holiday

Adult colouring page, coloured

Model built from kit or otherwise

Craft of your choice, not listed above

Creation made from resin

Fleece Lap Blanket, by individual or group (group must be named)

Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8

Needlepoint picture. No petit point. Picture frame larger than 10" x 12"

Needlepoint picture. No petit point. Picture frame 10" x 12" or smaller

Needlepoint on plastic canvas. Not larger than 10" x 12"

Embroidery. One finished article, hand embroidered (unframed)

Embroidery. One finished article, machine-embroidered (unframed)

Embroidery. Any embroidered picture, framed, minimum size 8" x 10"

Cross-Stitch. One finished article, under 4" x 6"

Cross-Stitch. One finished article, larger than 4" x 6"

Cross-Stitch. Framed picture, ready to hang

Cross-Stitch. Counted picture, ready to hang

Open Cross-Stitch. Counted and finished. Not a picture or framed

Any other article of needlework, embroidery, cross-stitch or petit point

Any article of rug hooking

Article of creative stitchery made from a kit

Any other article of needlework not listed above

Any finished article depicting this year's Fair theme "Let's Go Hog Wild!", under 4" x 6"

Any finished article depicting this year's Fair theme "Let's Go Hog Wild!", larger than 4" x 6"

½ loaf yeast bread handmade - named

½ loaf yeast bread machine - named

Buns, sweet - 3 - named

Biscuits, plain - 3 - named

Scones, savoury - 3 - named

Muffins, fruit - 3 - named

Flatbreads & unleavened breads - 2 - named

Sourdough - named - ½ loaf

Bagels, plain - 2 - named

1/2 lemon loaf Prize money for Section 610 generously sponsored by the Hill family in memory of Joyce Hill who participated for many years in the Brooklin Spring Fair

Sponsorship: $50.00, Jacqueline Hill, In memory of Joyce Hill

1/2 any other fruit loaf not mentioned - named

Cornbread, named - ½ of 8x8 pan

Peanut butter cookies - 3

Raisin oatmeal cookies - 3

Shortbread cookies - 3

Chocolate chip cookies - 3

Any other cookie not mentioned - 3

Brownies (not iced, no nuts) - 3

Fruit bars - 3

Blondies - 3

Granola bars - 3

Marbled Cake - not iced

Carrot Cake - not iced - no nuts

Coffee Cake

Angel Food Cake

Cobbler - named

Blueberry Lemon Bundt Cake with Glaze (Whole) - use recipe below

Blueberry Lemon Bundt Cake
2 ½ cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon all-purpose flour (for blueberries)
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup butter, room temperature
1 cup light brown sugar, packed
1 cup sugar
4 large eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup sour cream
2 cups blueberries
2 tablespoons grated lemon zest

Lemon Glaze
2 lemons, juice of
2 -3 cups icing sugar

Directions
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. In a bowl, whisk 2 1/2 cups flour, baking powder and salt. Set aside.
3. In another mixing bowl, cream butter, and both sugars on high, until light and fluffy.
4. Add eggs, one at a time, beating until completely combined.
5. Beat in vanilla.
6. On low speed, alternate adding the flour mixture with the sour cream.
7. In a separate bowl, toss blueberries, zest and remaining flour.
8. Fold into batter.
9. Grease and flour a 12 cup bundt pan.
10. Spread batter into pan.
11. Bake cake on bottom rack of oven for 60-70 minutes.
12. Cool in pan for about 20 minutes, then invert onto rack. Cool completely.
13. For the glaze, combine the juice of two lemons with 2-3 cups of icing sugar, until desired consistency has been reached.
14. Drizzle glaze over cake.

Apple pie - double crust

Fruit pie, lattice top - double crust - named

Turnover - named - not iced

Tarts - 3 - named

Butter Tarts - 3 - named

Fudge - 3

Donuts - decorated in the Fair theme - 3

Favourite candy - 3

Nougat / toffee / taffy - named - 3

Gummy / Jelly - named - 3

Candied fruit - named - 3

Popcorn, flavoured - named - 250 mL jar with lid

BBQ Sauce - named, not spicy

Syrup, fruit - named

Salsa - named

Kombucha - named

Chili Sauce - named

Marmalade

Strawberry Jam - cooked

Raspberry Jam - cooked

Fruit Jelly - named

Any other Jelly not listed - named

Jam, not listed - named

Sweet Pickles

Pickled Beets

Dill Pickles

Bread & Butter Pickles

Pickled vegetable - named

Antipasto - named

Relish - named

Fair themed cake

Decorated novelty cake, any theme

Decorated cake - other - named (including Fondant Fancies, Cake Pops, Cupcakes, Donuts, etc)

Decorated sugar cookies - 3 - Fair theme

Decorated shortbread cookies - 3 - Fair theme

Decorated ginger cookies - 3 - any theme

Flavoured Cake Special: Pink Swiss Roll

Pink Swiss Roll recipe

Sponge Cake
4 large eggs at room temperature
⅔ cup 135g granulated sugar
¼ teaspoon salt
1 cup 142g all-purpose flour
½ teaspoon baking powder
2 tablespoon 30ml milk
3 tablespoon 45ml sunflower oil (or olive oil or canola oil)
1 teaspoon 5ml apple cider or white vinegar
1 teaspoon 5ml pure vanilla extract
1-3 drops red food colouring (more or less for desired colour)

Buttercream Frosting
1 cup Butter, slightly softened
2-3 teaspoons Vanilla Extract
1 pound Powdered Sugar (or 4 cups)
1-2 tablespoons Milk (as needed)

Jam Layer
½ cup or as much desired for a thin layer over the cake

Icing Sugar for dusting finished cake

Directions:
1. Preheat your oven to 350°F. Lightly grease a 15x10-inch jelly roll pan and line it with parchment paper. You can also use a 17x11-inch baking sheet and the cake will be slightly thinner and bake faster.
2. Make the sponge batter. Place eggs in the bowl of a Place eggs in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment (or in a large bowl if using an electric hand mixer) and beat on high speed for 3 minutes until very frothy and doubled in volume. Add sugar one tablespoon at a time and beat for 5-8 minutes until pale, thick and tripled in volume. If you're using a hand mixer, it will certainly take 8 minutes on high speed, so don't under-whip it. The eggs should reach the "ribbon stage" where it can hold a figure "8" as it falls back onto itself when lifted with the beaters. Mix in salt.
3. Whisk together milk, oil, vinegar and vanilla in a small bowl and gradually pour it into the egg mixture while mixing gently on low speed.
4. Sift flour and baking powder into a medium bowl and whisk to blend evenly. Then, sift it again over the mixer bowl with the beaten eggs in two parts and mix it in gently on low speed until just incorporated, then finish mixing it in by hand using a large balloon whisk or wide spatula until evenly combined, scraping along the bottom of the bowl to evenly incorporate the ingredients.
5. Spread the batter evenly into prepared pan using a large offset spatula. Bake for 12-15 minutes if using a 10x15-inch jelly roll pan or 10-12 minutes if using a 11x17-inch sheet pan. Bake until lightly golden and it springs back when pressed gently. Do not over-bake or it will tend to crack since the surface will be dried out. Transfer pan to a wire rack to cool for a minute so it is easier to handle.
6. Meanwhile, lay a tea towel onto a work surface. Sift icing sugar generously over the warm cake to cover the surface. Run a knife along the edges of the pan to release the cake, then carefully but swiftly invert it onto a clean kitchen towel or another large piece of parchment paper. I find you'll have less chance of cracking if you use a kitchen towel. Gently peel off the top layer of parchment that the cake was baked in. Then, while the cake is still warm, gently roll it into a reasonably tight log starting from the short side and incorporating the kitchen towel or parchment as you are rolling. Let the cake cool completely in this rolled shape with the seam side facing down.
7. Make the filling.
a. Add the "slightly softened" Butter (somewhere in between straight out of the refrigerator and room temperature) to the mixing bowl along with the Vanilla Extract.
b. Mix the Butter and Vanilla together until they are fully combined (about 2 minutes on medium speed.) You want the Vanilla to fully meld with the Butter to get the best-flavored frosting possible.
c. Scrape the sides of the bowl down before moving on to the next step of the recipe.
d. Measure 1 pound of Powdered Sugar. If you don't have a food scale, the equivalent is 4 cups.
e. Add the Powdered Sugar to the mixing bowl.
f. Start your mixer (or electric beater) on the lowest setting. Keep on low until the butter and sugar are incorporated (about 30 seconds). Stop the mixer and scrape down the sides of the bowl. Increase the mixer speed to medium-high and mix for 30-45 more seconds until the frosting starts to be light and fluffy.
g. If the frosting is still dry or crumbly, add 1 teaspoon of Milk and mix again.
h. Taste your frosting! You are trying to determine if the consistency is correct or if it needs a tiny bit more Vanilla Extract. Depending on how it tastes, you will take the next step. If the frosting has the right taste but is too thick, add some Milk and mix again to check to see if it is now the right consistency. How much milk? That depends on the state of your frosting. A good rule of thumb is to add the milk a teaspoon at a time.
8. Assemble the cake. Unroll the cooled cake and first spread the jam in a thin layer over the cake. Then, spread the buttercream filling over the surface leaving about ½-inch border. Use as much or as little filling as you see fit. Gently but fairly tightly roll up the cake with the filling. Transfer it to a serving plate or a another lined baking tray, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 2 hours to set. Dust with icing sugar before slicing.

Cookie Bars

Cookie Bar Recipe

½ cup butter (softened)
1 cup brown sugar
½ cup peanut butter
2 eggs
1 tsp vanilla
1 ¾ cup all purpose flour
1 tsp baking soda
1 ¾ cup quick cooking oats
¾ cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 cup M&Ms

Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 350F. Grease a 9 x 13 pan and set aside.
2. In a large bowl, cream together butter and brown sugar. Beat in peanut butter, eggs, and vanilla.
3. In a separate bowl, stir together flour, and baking soda. Add to large bowl and stir until combined. Add oats, chocolate chips and M&Ms.
4. Press into greased pan. Add additional M&Ms to the top, if desired, pressing them into the dough slightly.
Bake for 14-16 minutes or until edges are slightly brown or until toothpick inserted comes out clean. Do not overbake. Let cool a bit before slicing. Letting them cool completely is best.

Pasta, fresh or dried, any shape - 6 pieces of the same type of pasta

Pretzels - named - 2 pieces of the same kind of big doughy ones

Nuts and bolts, any flavour, submitted in a 250mL jar with lid

Potato Candy, using recipe provided

Potato Candy Recipe

½ cup (105g) mashed potatoes
½ cup (1 stick) salted butter, softened
6-7 cups (800-910g) powdered sugar, plus additional for dusting
2 tsp vanilla extract
Creamy peanut butter for filling

Directions:
1. Combine mashed potatoes, butter, and one cup of sugar in a large bowl and use an electric mixer to stir until combined.
2. Add remaining sugar, 1 cup at a time and stirring until combined after each addition. Once you've added 6 cups of powdered sugar, check the consistency. If the dough is not moldable in your hands and can't be rolled into a ball, continue to add sugar until it is firm.
3. Stir in vanilla extract.
4. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour (if you chill longer it may become too firm and brittle and will just need to sit at room temperature for 10-15 minutes until it is pliable).
5. Once chilled, divide dough into two pieces and place one piece on a clean surface that you've generously dusted with powdered sugar. Dust the surface of the dough with additional sugar, and use a rolling pin to roll dough out into a rectangle about ¼" thick. If your dough is too sticky or falling apart, you may need to add more sugar, re-shape it into a ball, and start over.
6. Once dough has been rolled into a 1/4 " thick rectangle, spread evenly with peanut butter, leaving a small amount of space peanut butter-free around the perimeter of the dough.
7. Starting with the longer side of your rectangle, gently but tightly roll into a log.
8. Use a knife to slice into pieces about ¼-½" thick.
9. Repeat steps 5-8 with remaining half of dough.

Gingerbread house decorated in the Fair theme "Let's Go Hog Wild!"

Fair-themed gingerbread house:

In addition to the General Class Rules above,
1. Store bought, pre-made, pre-packaged acceptable
2. Present uncovered on a board
3. Judged on decoration

OAAS Butter Tarts

Adult 19 years & over - "Hilarious Hat"

Decorate a hat to celebrate the Fair's theme. Must be able to wear. Not to exceed 76.2 cm (30 inches) in any diameter

Adult 19 years & over - "Fancy Footwear"

Decorate a pair of shoes. Any theme. Must be able to put your feet inside

Adult 19 years & over - "Goofy Garden Gnome"

Decorate a garden gnome. Any theme. Not to exceed 60.96 cm (24 inches) in any diameter

Adult 19 years & over - "Glorious Glasses"

Decorate a pair of sunglasses. Any theme. Must be able to wear

Adult 19 years & over - "House of Happiness"

Create and decorate a doll house out of small boxes such as shoeboxes or tissue boxes. Not to exceed 60.96 cm (24 inches) in any diameter

Adult 19 years & over - "Peculiar Purse or Handbag"

Decorate a purse or handbag. Any theme. Must be able to function as a purse or handbag

Junior Talents 18 years & under - "Hilarious Hat"

Decorate a hat to celebrate the Fair's theme. Must be able to wear. Not to exceed 76.2 cm (30 inches) in any diameter

Junior Talents 18 years & under - "Fancy Footwear"

Decorate a pair of shoes. Any theme. Must be able to put your feet inside

Junior Talents 18 years & under - "Goofy Garden Gnome"

Decorate a garden gnome. Any theme. Not to exceed 60.96 cm (24 inches) in any diameter

Junior Talents 18 years & under - "Glorious Glasses"

Decorate a pair of sunglasses. Any theme. Must be able to wear

Junior Talents 18 years & under - "House of Happiness"

Create and decorate a doll house out of small boxes such as shoeboxes or tissue boxes. Not to exceed 60.96 cm (24 inches) in any diameter

Junior Talents 18 years & under - "Peculiar Purse or Handbag"

Decorate a purse or handbag. Any theme. Must be able to function as a purse or handbag

Print, trace, or type the words to Oh Canada (8 ½" x 11" paper). Decorate your page.

Beaded Necklace

Fingerprint painting of farm animals (8 ½" x 11" paper)

Make a farm animal out of Lego type bricks. Display on paper plate, uncovered

Fair themed picture made from dried pasta

Smell Picture

(make a picture using spices, drink crystals and glue)

Plant a bean seed in a red/blue SOLO-type cup. Decorate your cup

Create a picture with a potato cut in half as a stamp

Braid 3 strings together to make a bracelet (any strings, any colours)

Draw or paint a picture of a barn (8 ½" x 11" paper)

Fair themed door decoration

Fair Theme poster 8.5" X 11" (any medium, paint, crayon, marker etc.)

Beaded necklace and bracelet set

Picture made from strings

Repurpose a Pringles type can

Set of 4 matching coasters (your choice of materials)

Homemade bird feeder made from recycled pop bottle

Hand sewn and decorated Christmas stocking

Print, trace, or type the words to Oh Canada (8 ½" x 11" paper). Decorate your page.

Make a farm animal hand puppet (any farm animal, any medium)

Black & White - Self Portrait

Black & White - Landscape

Black & White - Photographer's choice

Black & White - Shadows

Agriculture in Action

New beginnings

Brooklin builds

Group of people (3 or more)

A picture depicting the fair theme. "Let's Go Hog Wild"

Reflections seen in a shiny surface

Brooklin Spring Fair volunteers

Made in Canada

Brooklin Spring Fair Grounds

In the Garden

Special Event

Picture with caption (no names)

Silhouettes

"What is it-" (no captions)

Architectural details

Photographer's choice (colour photo only)

Stripes and curves

Four Letter Word - 4 photos mounted together of letters found in architecture/nature

Fair Parade

World Travel

What's for dinner' A photo of a fancy meal

Crop close up - a macro perspective of agriculture

Family Ties

Taking Flight

Panorama (longest edge not to exceed 20 cm)

Narcissus (daffodil), any type (one scape)

Tulip, single, any colour (one bloom)

Tulip, collection, any type, 3 different cultivars (3 blooms)

Lilac, single, any colour, maximum length 24" (1 branch)

Lilac, double, any colour, maximum length 24" (1 branch)

Iris, any colour, height suitable for container (1 spike)

Early blooms, any flower - must be identified

Bleeding Heart (Dicentra), pink, maximum length 19" (1 stem)

Columbine (Aquilegia), any colour (1 spray)

Perennial, any other, must be identified ( 1 stem)

African Violet (Saintpaulia), standard, single crown (1 pot)

Orchid, any colour (1 pot)

Propagation, plant grown from cutting- must be identified (1 pot)

Overwintered annual, annual plant grown indoors- must be identified (1 pot)

Asparagus, uniform in width and length, approx. 8" in length (3 stalks)

Chives, bulb not to be shown (5 stems)

Lettuce, any type- can be shown on damp paper towel, on plate (1 plant)

Rhubarb, 1 cultivar, crisp, pulled out, cut tops 1 ½" into fan shape and tied (3 stalks)

Vegetable started from seed indoors, any type, must be identified (1 pot) Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

Interpretive design using fair theme. Accessories allowed.

Candy Floss- design in a cone shaped container- not to exceed 9.8"x9.8"

Terrarium, in glass container with succulent

Display of pressed flowers on cardstock size 4" x 4"

Carved radishes, 3 radishes carved into flowers - displayed on a plate

Article of Sewing made for a Grandchild

Article of Quilting

Knit or Crocheted Winter Wear (i.e., Hat, Scarf, Mitts, Gloves)

Knit or Crocheted Dish Cloth

Knit or Crocheted Animal

Handmade Article for Kitchen (i.e. Tea Towel, Bun Warmer, Pot Holders)

A Small Landscape Painting (maximum 16" by 20"; oil, acrylic or watercolour)

A Decorative Centrepiece - Fair Theme

Decorated Basket

Handmade Decoration - Not Christmas

Crocheted Article

Livestock

Farm Life

Love

Fair Theme

3 Muffins of Your Choice (One Kind)

3 Chocolate Chip Cookies

3 Peanut Butter Cookies

3 Unbaked Cookies

Brownies - Not Iced (3 Squares)

Sticker collage

Puppet made from paper bag

Animal made from handprint, on paper plate

Farm colouring page - from colouring book.

Max. size 8 ½" x 11"

Finger painting

Paper plate farm animal

Coloured farm animal page - from colouring book.

Max. size 8 ½" x 11"

Make a pizza from playdoh, on a plate

Farm animal made from egg carton

Draw a silly potato figure on paper

Your Choice- something you like to make

Construction paper sunflower decorated with sunflower seeds

Decorated rock

Puppet made from paper bag

Create a handmade bracelet

Crayon self portrait.

Max size 8 ½" x 11"

Perler bead creation

Playdoh farm animal

Create an article of weaving using scrap material

Design on paper the stages / life of a caterpillar

Clothes pin animal

Make a musical instrument using recycled material and / or scraps

Homemade playdough in a sealable jar

Create a homemade birthday card

Create a homemade bracelet

Create a sensory glitter jar in a leakproof container / jar

Design a Brooklin Spring Fair Badge or Crest. Colour or black and white must not be computer generated.

Max size 8 ½" x 11"

Embellished first initial, mounted on paper.

Max size 8 ½" x 11"

Origami item

Fair scene made of Lego type blocks - displayed in a shallow box.

Max size 12" x 16"

Print by hand the words of our anthem "O Canada"

Make a bookmark reflecting the Fair's theme, "Let's Go Hog Wild!"

Create a homemade jewelry item

Make your own slime, must be in a leak-proof container

Fair scene made of Lego type blocks - displayed in a shallow box.

Max size 12" x 16"

Design three custom jibbitz for Croc type shoes, on paper

Item made from duct tape

Design an original emoji

Homemade sticker

Item made from duct tape

Resin creation

Design a fair scene with any material, in a cardboard box.

Max size 14" x 14"

Fair food made of polymer clay

"Gifts in a jar", non-food items displayed in a 1L (1 quart) size jar

Make your own slime, must be in a leak-proof container

Homemade soap, 1 bar

Create a miniature catapult.

Max size 14" x 14"

Craft of your choice, not listed above

Any subject - Crayon

Any subject - Coloured pencil

Any subject - Acrylic paint and/or paint markers

Any subject - Media of choice

Any subject - Graphite and/or charcoal

Any subject - Media of choice

Create a poster. Theme: "Obey the Crossing Guard"

In addition to the general Class Rules above, 1. Open to children up to and including grade 4

Create a poster. Theme: "Stop for the School Bus"

In addition to the general Class Rules above, 1. Open to children in grades 5 to 8 inclusive

Hand painted rock

Create a video game character, hand or computer drawn- name your character

Hand drawn graffiti.

Max size 8 1/2 " x 11"

Design a skate or BMX park inside a shoe box.

Max size 14" x 14"

Create a photo booth prop

Create a seed mosaic picture, using a variety of seeds

Article of woodworking

Resin creation

Item made from duct tape

Handmade item that could be sold at a craft show - Must be family friendly

Tie-dyed article

Any subject - Watercolour

Any subject - Graphite and/or charcoal

Any subject - Acrylic paint and/or paint markers

Any subject - Media of choice

Write a poem about Heroes Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8

Create a poster. Theme: "Buckle up for safety" Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8

In addition to the general Class Rules above, 1. Open to children in grades 9 to 12 inclusive

Grade 6 and under: Farming

Grade 6 and under: 1 Pet dog

Grade 6 and under: Big and Small

Grade 6 and under: Up in the Sky

Grade 6 and under: 1 other pet

Grade 6 and under: My Backyard

Grade 6 and under: Buddies

Grade 6 and under: Fair Fun

Grade 6 and under: Bugs!

Besties

Old Graffiti

A Selfie

Sporting Event

Rainstorm

What is it- (No Caption)

Abstract

Any Brooklin Street sign

Photographer's Choice (Colour photo only)

Finding My Favourite Colour

Photographer's Choice

Iris, any type, any colour (1 bloom)

Narcissus, (daffodil), any type (1 scape)

Tulip, single, any colour (1 bloom)

Plant grown for foliage, must be identified (1 pot)

Rhubarb, 1 cultiver, pulled out, tops cut 1 ½ ", in fan shape, tied and presented on plate.

Any other vegetable, identified, presented on plate

Fair theme arrangement using fresh flowers, accessories allowed

Crazy Critter, crazy shaped fruit or vegetable, decorated to create strange creature, displayed on plate

Mini greenhouse ecosystem in a mason jar

Carved potato stamp, displayed on small plate with sample stamping

Wildflower seed bombs, 3- presented on small plate

Fairy house terrarium, in a glass container, containing at least 1 plant

Pressed Flower Clay Ornament

Rainboot filled with Artificial Flower Arrangement, accessories allowed.

Design a Pollinator Garden on paper, drawn by hand

If I could be a vegetable, I would be a … pick a vegetable and make it you by adding a super silly face.

3 yellow or green bean seeds placed on a piece of damp cotton batten in a resealable plastic bag

Create a "grass head" using nylons, soil and grass seed

presented in a cup

3 yellow or green bean seeds placed on a piece of damp cotton batten in a resealable plastic bag

Build a Sponge Grass House using household sponges and grass seed

A vegetable or fruit rooted in a glass container, water only

Grow a tomato plant, upside down in a clear plastic bottle, with strings to hang

A cowboy hat filled with artificial spring flowers, accessories allowed

Pet wear (ie bandana, coat, collar, costume)

Silly Sock Creature

Hair accessory (ie scrunchie, bow, headband)

Outfit for a Barbie-type doll (Submit entry on a doll)

Tote bag embellished in Fair Theme (ie embroidered, quilted, applique, painted)

Refashioned Masterpiece - A creation made from discarded items ie jeans, tees, sweatshirts, blankets (attach picture of original item)

18 years and Under -T-Shirt Ball Dog Toy

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4, 4th: $3

18 years and under - Yarn Pompom Cat Toy

Any article of handmade needlework, embroidery, or cross-stitch under 4" x 6"

Any article of machine embroidery under 4" x 6"

Any article of handmade needlework, embroidery, or cross-stitch larger than 4" x 6"

Any article of machine embroidery larger than 4" x 6"

Rice Krispy squares, any kind, 3 squares

Peanut butter cookies, 3 cookies

Dirt dessert, in 2 clear plastic cups Judged on decoration only

Banana muffins, 3 muffins

1/4 cake from any mix, 2 layers with filling

Mug brownie, 1 mug - judged on taste

Cupcakes from any mix, 3 cupcakes, no icing

Candy kabob - decorated - 2 kebob skewers - judged on appearance alone

Decorated cookies - homemade - named, 3 cookies in Fair theme

No-bake cookies or squares - 3

Decorated bagel

Confetti squares- 3

Decorated cupcakes, 3 cupcakes Judged on appearance only

Decorated novelty cake

Ugly cupcake, 1, judged on decoration only

Pancake, 1, decorated in Fair theme, approx. 5" in diameter (size of small disposable plate), judged on decoration only

Group - Chocolate chip cookies, 3 cookies

Group - Any squares, 3 squares

Group - Decorated sweet treat, named, 3 pieces (bars, pops, cupcakes, etc)

Group - Other cookies not listed, named, 3 cookies

OAAS Plain Chocolate Chip Cookies, 6

Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8

Tissue paper flower garden mural.

Paint or colour a backdrop using a piece of chart paper (horizontal or vertical). Each student in the class to make a colourful flower using tissue paper, construction paper, and glue. Flower sizes are up to the creator. Add all flowers to the chart paper to create a beautiful garden display.

Friendship Quilt.

Each staff AND student in a Self-Contained Special Education Class will decorate one 'quilt square' of 6"X 6" paper. Any theme. If additional paper squares are needed for symmetry or quilt assembly, we encourage school SERTs, Administrators/Admin Assistants, or Custodial Staff to create a quilt square to add to the quilt. Hole punch edges and 'sew' with yarn or string! Be creative and have fun! No names on the front of quilt squares.

Fly into spring.

As a class, create and decorate one large kite 39 inches or larger to celebrate spring. Does not need to fly

Friendship quilt.

Each staff AND student in a Kindergarten Class will decorate one 'quilt square' of 6"X 6" paper to represent the Fair Theme, "Let's Go Hog Wild!" If additional paper squares are needed for symmetry or quilt assembly, we encourage school Administrators/Admin Assistants and Custodial Staff to create a quilt square to add to the quilt. Hole punch edges and 'sew' with yarn or string! No names on the front of quilt squares.

Fly into spring.

As a class, create and decorate one large kite 39 inches or larger to celebrate spring. Does not need to fly

Tissue paper flower garden mural.

Paint or colour a backdrop using 2-3 pieces of chart paper (horizontal or vertical). Everyone in the class (teacher(s), support staff, students) to make a colourful flower using tissue paper, construction paper, and glue. Flower sizes are up to the creator. Add all flowers to the chart paper to create a beautiful garden display.

Grid drawing of a farm scene.

Find a picture of a creative farm scene. Using the grid method (draw a grid over a reference image, and then draw a grid of equal ratio on the final mural (i.e., paper, canvas, etc)), re-create the image with one grid square per student. You may choose to have each student paint or colour their piece directly on the finished mural or use a separate piece of paper per student and then assemble the final mural. Final mural size and dimensions to be determined by the class and teacher.

Build your own farm.

A successful farm has many moving parts. Paint or colour a backdrop using 2-3 pieces of chart paper (horizontal or vertical). As a class, design your own perfect farm (buildings, animals, crops, machinery, etc). Each student design, draw, colour, and cut out one piece of the farm and attach it to the mural. Include a sign to give your farm a name.

Grid drawing of a farm scene.

Find a picture of a creative farm scene. Using the grid method (draw a grid over a reference image, and then draw a grid of equal ratio on the final mural (i.e., paper, canvas, etc)), re-create the image with one grid square per student. You may choose to have each student paint or colour their piece directly on the finished mural or use a separate piece of paper per student and then assemble the final mural. Final mural size and dimensions to be determined by the class and teacher.

Build your own farm.

A successful farm has many moving parts. Paint or colour a backdrop using 2-3 pieces of chart paper (horizontal or vertical). As a class, design your own perfect farm (buildings, animals, crops, machinery, etc). Each student design, draw, colour, and cut out one piece of the farm and attach it to the mural. Include a sign to give your farm a name.

Photo collage representing the Town of Brooklin or the Brooklin Spring Fair.

Each student take one photo showcasing what the Town of Brooklin or the Brooklin Spring Fair means to them. As a class, assemble the photos together into one creative collage with an eye-catching title.

Careers in agriculture.

Research various careers related to the field of agriculture. Using a piece of paper (max 8.5" x 11") each student visually represent one of the careers. Then, as a class assemble everyone's art into one cohesive display

Let your inner child shine.

Each staff member in your school must DRAW BY HAND, a HOG GOING WILD...personalize your drawing if you'd like, but do not include your name (i.e., if you're always wearing red high heals, add them to your HOG)! Colour your drawing with CRAYONS, just like when you were a kid. Cut them out and paste them on a backdrop (created by some crafty educators in your school!) Final size determined by school staff. This might be a fun STAFF MEETING activity! Identify the name of your SCHOOL somewhere on the front of your final project.