Event Date
16th Oct to 17th Oct 2026
COOKING LARGE CAKES - M
MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by WA Showman’s Association.
CHAMPION FRUIT CAKE: $10 & Rosette CHAMPION BOILED FRUIT CAKE: $10 & Rosette
CHAMPION CAKE OF SHOW Class 1-14: $20 & Rosette
BEST IN CLASS 17: Rosette & prize money donated by Esperance Lions Club. 1ST $40, 2ND $25, 3RD $10 LIONS CAKES ONLY. (available for purchase from Show office)
CHAMPION DECORATED CAKE: $20 & Rosette
GUIDELINES
With all cooking, look for appearance, volume, texture, flavour, aroma and presentation. There
should be no crease marks in cakes, resulting from badly lined cake tin, and no floury patches. Cakes should be evenly risen and evenly browned - golden brown. There should be no burnt currants, or other fruit stand out on top. All cakes to be uniced unless otherwise stated.
When cut, a cake will be judged on the following points: It should be a good texture for the type of cake. Any fruit should be evenly distributed. There should be no large holes, tunnels or doughy patches and no skewer marks. No ring-shaped tins allowed. Make sure tin is large enough to accommodate mixture. No paper doilies allowed under cakes. Muffins not to be presented in
patty papers. No packet mixes to be used in any class, Slices to be cut in finger sizes. All cookery to be at least one day old. Disposable Plates to be used. Other tests are eating quality, texture, moistness and flavour. If more than one entry per exhibitor per class, must be of different mixtures. White flour to be used in all cooking unless otherwise stated.
All large cakes to be Maximum 20cm SQUARE ON A 30cm BOARD unless otherwise stated. EDAS will supply boards.
CHAMPION FRUIT CAKE: $10 & Rosette CHAMPION BOILED FRUIT CAKE: $10 & Rosette
CHAMPION CAKE OF SHOW Class 1-14: $20 & Rosette
BEST IN CLASS 17: Rosette & prize money donated by Esperance Lions Club. 1ST $40, 2ND $25, 3RD $10 LIONS CAKES ONLY. (available for purchase from Show office)
CHAMPION DECORATED CAKE: $20 & Rosette
GUIDELINES
With all cooking, look for appearance, volume, texture, flavour, aroma and presentation. There
should be no crease marks in cakes, resulting from badly lined cake tin, and no floury patches. Cakes should be evenly risen and evenly browned - golden brown. There should be no burnt currants, or other fruit stand out on top. All cakes to be uniced unless otherwise stated.
When cut, a cake will be judged on the following points: It should be a good texture for the type of cake. Any fruit should be evenly distributed. There should be no large holes, tunnels or doughy patches and no skewer marks. No ring-shaped tins allowed. Make sure tin is large enough to accommodate mixture. No paper doilies allowed under cakes. Muffins not to be presented in
patty papers. No packet mixes to be used in any class, Slices to be cut in finger sizes. All cookery to be at least one day old. Disposable Plates to be used. Other tests are eating quality, texture, moistness and flavour. If more than one entry per exhibitor per class, must be of different mixtures. White flour to be used in all cooking unless otherwise stated.
All large cakes to be Maximum 20cm SQUARE ON A 30cm BOARD unless otherwise stated. EDAS will supply boards.
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
COOKING SMALL CAKES, SCONES & YEAST - N
Please read guidelines in Large Cakes Section.
MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by Mrs C Worth
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026.
MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by Mrs C Worth
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026.
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
JAMS & JELLIES - O
MOST POINTS JAMS & JELLIES: Trophy Donated by WA Showman’s Association.
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
JAMS: Basic cookery rules apply.
Jam should not be too stiff or too runny and fruit soft and evenly distributed. Jars should be clear and bright, free from stickiness.
Jars should be filled to the neck and covered with lids.
There should be no sign of scum, mould or crystallisation or bubbles of fermentation on the surface.
Jam should be clear and bright in colour; well set and have a distinct fruity flavour. Flavour and aroma are important.
JELLIES: Should be sparkling and transparent.
Should have flavour, tenderness and firmness, not syrupy.
MARMALADES - peel should be evenly distributed, soft and finely cut. Bitterness should not overpower fruity taste.
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
JAMS: Basic cookery rules apply.
Jam should not be too stiff or too runny and fruit soft and evenly distributed. Jars should be clear and bright, free from stickiness.
Jars should be filled to the neck and covered with lids.
There should be no sign of scum, mould or crystallisation or bubbles of fermentation on the surface.
Jam should be clear and bright in colour; well set and have a distinct fruity flavour. Flavour and aroma are important.
JELLIES: Should be sparkling and transparent.
Should have flavour, tenderness and firmness, not syrupy.
MARMALADES - peel should be evenly distributed, soft and finely cut. Bitterness should not overpower fruity taste.
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
SAUCES & PICKLES - O
MOST POINTS SAUCES & PICKLES: Trophy Donated by I. & V. Mickel
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
General Points: Jars should be clear, bright and free from stickiness.
There should be 1.3 - 2.5cm (1/2-1”) headspace above pickles. Jars should be covered with a lid.
PICKLED ONIONS should be of even size, firmly packed. Flavour and aroma should be piquant.
MUSTARD PICKLES – colour should be clear and bright and vegetables cut into fairly small pieces. Texture should be neither too stiff or too thin.
CHUTNEY – should have the consistency of thick jam and vinegar taste should not overpower other ingredients.
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
General Points: Jars should be clear, bright and free from stickiness.
There should be 1.3 - 2.5cm (1/2-1”) headspace above pickles. Jars should be covered with a lid.
PICKLED ONIONS should be of even size, firmly packed. Flavour and aroma should be piquant.
MUSTARD PICKLES – colour should be clear and bright and vegetables cut into fairly small pieces. Texture should be neither too stiff or too thin.
CHUTNEY – should have the consistency of thick jam and vinegar taste should not overpower other ingredients.
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
MACHINE WORK - Q
MOST POINTS Trophy: Donated by Mrs I Marsh
CLASS 6 TROPHY Donated by Marilyn Hart
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
All exhibits must be work of exhibitor.
Classes 9 & 10, article can be bought or made, embroidery only will be judged.
No work, which has previously won a prize at an Esperance show, may be entered. Exhibitors must state on the entry form the approximate size of article(s).
Machine work only to be judged.
Stewards have the authority to reclassify any entry.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2026 SHOW
CLASS 6 TROPHY Donated by Marilyn Hart
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
All exhibits must be work of exhibitor.
Classes 9 & 10, article can be bought or made, embroidery only will be judged.
No work, which has previously won a prize at an Esperance show, may be entered. Exhibitors must state on the entry form the approximate size of article(s).
Machine work only to be judged.
Stewards have the authority to reclassify any entry.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2026 SHOW
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
MACHINE WORK (OPEN/PROFESSIONAL) - QA
MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
Classes 9 & 10 Article to be made - WHOLE ITEM TO BE JUDGED
OPEN/PROFESSIONAL - ANYONE WHO TEACHES OR SELLS THEIR WORK, INCLUDES PERSONS WITH CERTIFIED TRAINING
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
Classes 9 & 10 Article to be made - WHOLE ITEM TO BE JUDGED
OPEN/PROFESSIONAL - ANYONE WHO TEACHES OR SELLS THEIR WORK, INCLUDES PERSONS WITH CERTIFIED TRAINING
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
HAND EMBROIDERY - QB
MOST POINTS: Elsie Grigg & May Drew Memorial Shield. Donated by Lorraine Bale
BEST IN CLASS 14: Mrs Dawn Campbell Memorial Trophy Donated by her Family.
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026.
Crochet edges are permitted, but no points given.
Embroidery only to be judged.
ARTICLE MUST NOT BE WASHED.
NOTE: ALL FRAMED WORK MUST HAVE EXTERNAL MEASUREMENTS ON ENTRY FORM TO ENABLE SUITABLE DISPLAY OF WORK.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
BEST IN CLASS 14: Mrs Dawn Campbell Memorial Trophy Donated by her Family.
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026.
Crochet edges are permitted, but no points given.
Embroidery only to be judged.
ARTICLE MUST NOT BE WASHED.
NOTE: ALL FRAMED WORK MUST HAVE EXTERNAL MEASUREMENTS ON ENTRY FORM TO ENABLE SUITABLE DISPLAY OF WORK.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
PATCHWORK & QUILTING - R
MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by: MLG Oz Limited
BEST IN CLASS 10: Trophy donated by: Mrs. L. M. Cooper
VIEWERS CHOICE: $100 & Rosette Donated by Port Patchers (From R & RA)
QUILTER OF VIEWERS CHOICE: $100 & Rosette Donated by Fire shed Quilters (From R & RA)
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor. No work that has previously won a prize at the Esperance show may be entered,
Each article must have an exhibitors ticket attached with a SAFETY PIN showing the class that the article is entered in.
Exhibitors must state on their entry forms the approximate size of the article(s).
FINISHED WORK MAY BE WASHED.
**Stewards and judges have the authority to reclassify any entry.
“DEFINITION OF A QUILT”-
A Quilt may be any size either bed or wall hanging BUT must consist of 3 Layers.
PIECING Corners must meet precisely in the patchwork, seams flat and unobtrusive, the pieces
of the patchwork must fit together smoothly and lie flat.
APPLIQUÉ All the curves should be smooth and flowing, the stitching should either compliment
the design or be unnoticeable.
QUILTING - The stitches should be evenly spaced and uniform in length over the entire quilt top and back, with no puckers or pleats.
BORDERS, BINDING & LINING/BACKING - Colours to complement, repeat or harmonise with other colours in the quilt, the seams in the lining/backing should be relevant to the size and shape of the quilt, with no unsightly stitches, knots etc.
TIED KNOTS in comforters should be secure.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR ONLY (excluding classes 2 & 6), UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW.
BEST IN CLASS 10: Trophy donated by: Mrs. L. M. Cooper
VIEWERS CHOICE: $100 & Rosette Donated by Port Patchers (From R & RA)
QUILTER OF VIEWERS CHOICE: $100 & Rosette Donated by Fire shed Quilters (From R & RA)
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor. No work that has previously won a prize at the Esperance show may be entered,
Each article must have an exhibitors ticket attached with a SAFETY PIN showing the class that the article is entered in.
Exhibitors must state on their entry forms the approximate size of the article(s).
FINISHED WORK MAY BE WASHED.
**Stewards and judges have the authority to reclassify any entry.
“DEFINITION OF A QUILT”-
A Quilt may be any size either bed or wall hanging BUT must consist of 3 Layers.
PIECING Corners must meet precisely in the patchwork, seams flat and unobtrusive, the pieces
of the patchwork must fit together smoothly and lie flat.
APPLIQUÉ All the curves should be smooth and flowing, the stitching should either compliment
the design or be unnoticeable.
QUILTING - The stitches should be evenly spaced and uniform in length over the entire quilt top and back, with no puckers or pleats.
BORDERS, BINDING & LINING/BACKING - Colours to complement, repeat or harmonise with other colours in the quilt, the seams in the lining/backing should be relevant to the size and shape of the quilt, with no unsightly stitches, knots etc.
TIED KNOTS in comforters should be secure.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR ONLY (excluding classes 2 & 6), UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW.
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
PATCHWORK & QUILTING (OPEN/PROFESSIONAL) - RA
MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by MLG Oz Limited
VIEWERS CHOICE: $100 and Rosette donated by Port Patchers (From R & RA)
QUILTER OF VIEWERS CHOICE: $100 and Rosette donated by Fireshed Quilters (From R & RA)
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
Open to Quilters who have won two or more first prizes at the Esperance Show, Teach or sell their work
All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor. No work that has previously won a prize at the Esperance show may be entered,
Each article must have an exhibitors ticket attached with a SAFETY PIN showing the class that the article is entered in.
Exhibitors must state on their entry forms the approximate size of the article(s).
FINISHED WORK MAY BE WASHED.
** Stewards and judges have the authority to reclassify any entry.
“DEFINITION OF A QUILT”
A Quilt is a textile piece which consists of three (3) layers, a top, a bottom and a middle layer, which is held together by being stitched (quilted) or tied in order to hold the three (3) layers together.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
VIEWERS CHOICE: $100 and Rosette donated by Port Patchers (From R & RA)
QUILTER OF VIEWERS CHOICE: $100 and Rosette donated by Fireshed Quilters (From R & RA)
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
Open to Quilters who have won two or more first prizes at the Esperance Show, Teach or sell their work
All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor. No work that has previously won a prize at the Esperance show may be entered,
Each article must have an exhibitors ticket attached with a SAFETY PIN showing the class that the article is entered in.
Exhibitors must state on their entry forms the approximate size of the article(s).
FINISHED WORK MAY BE WASHED.
** Stewards and judges have the authority to reclassify any entry.
“DEFINITION OF A QUILT”
A Quilt is a textile piece which consists of three (3) layers, a top, a bottom and a middle layer, which is held together by being stitched (quilted) or tied in order to hold the three (3) layers together.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
KNITTING - S
MOST POINTS: Mrs. Dawn Campbell Memorial Trophy- Donated by her Family
BEST IN CLASS 16: Joyce Bridges Memorial Trophy Donated by Mrs Helen Scott.
CLASS 24 - Sponsored by Create & See. 1st $50 + Rosette, 2nd $35. 3rd $15
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
Exhibits not to be washed.
Article must be in proportion, pattern and yarn must be suitable for the garment or article made. Evenness of fabric and tension essential; no ends should show; joining should be at ends of rows. Casting on and off should be elastic though firm; special care with pockets, hems, buttonholes, increasing and decreasing, picking up of stitches around the necks, and arm holes. Pressing must not be overdone; man-made fibres will not take heat. Seams to be sewn by hand, using a woven, oversewn running or backstitch, split yarn for stitching if necessary. Seams must not be bulky. Armholes to be firm, not tight, so they will give and not cut when being worn. All stripes, patterns, ribbed bands etc, must match.
For fine work, seams should be woven. Fastenings should be sewn on with the yarn in which article is worked.
No shank buttons to be used on baby wear.
Each article must have exhibitors ticket attached with wool (no pins).
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE WORK OF INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
BEST IN CLASS 16: Joyce Bridges Memorial Trophy Donated by Mrs Helen Scott.
CLASS 24 - Sponsored by Create & See. 1st $50 + Rosette, 2nd $35. 3rd $15
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
Exhibits not to be washed.
Article must be in proportion, pattern and yarn must be suitable for the garment or article made. Evenness of fabric and tension essential; no ends should show; joining should be at ends of rows. Casting on and off should be elastic though firm; special care with pockets, hems, buttonholes, increasing and decreasing, picking up of stitches around the necks, and arm holes. Pressing must not be overdone; man-made fibres will not take heat. Seams to be sewn by hand, using a woven, oversewn running or backstitch, split yarn for stitching if necessary. Seams must not be bulky. Armholes to be firm, not tight, so they will give and not cut when being worn. All stripes, patterns, ribbed bands etc, must match.
For fine work, seams should be woven. Fastenings should be sewn on with the yarn in which article is worked.
No shank buttons to be used on baby wear.
Each article must have exhibitors ticket attached with wool (no pins).
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE WORK OF INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
CROCHET - SA
MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by WA Showman's Association
BEST IN CLASS 1: Mrs Dawn Campbell Memorial Trophy donated by her Family
CLASS 27: Sponsored by Create & See. 1st $50 + Rosette, 2nd $35, 3rd $15
Exhibit to be benched by 11.30 on Thursday 15th October, 2026
EXHIBITS NOT TO BE WASHED
CROCHET - BASIC POINTS
Suitability of yarn ply to hook used. Evenness of tension.
Care with finishing - ends sewn in and no knots.
Proportion and shape essential.
Table centres etc, should NOT be mounted to allow judge to view back of work Harmony of colours important
Care with design
FINE CROCHET - judge as per basic points listed (30-40 Cotton)
COARSE CROCHET - judge as per basic points listed (10-20 Cotton or Knitting Cotton)
CROCHET RUG - Judge as per basic points listed
GARMENTS IN WOOL & COTTON - for assembling garments - if using thick ply wool, split before using. With cotton do not try to splice, use, as it is to sew up work. Extra points should be given for original designs and intricate patterns. If using multi coloured yarns avoid having side seams, work in the round or one piece. Do not over press. Sew up with a flat seam.
No shank buttons to be used on baby wear.
Each article must have exhibitors ticket attached with wool (no pins).
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE WORK OF INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
BEST IN CLASS 1: Mrs Dawn Campbell Memorial Trophy donated by her Family
CLASS 27: Sponsored by Create & See. 1st $50 + Rosette, 2nd $35, 3rd $15
Exhibit to be benched by 11.30 on Thursday 15th October, 2026
EXHIBITS NOT TO BE WASHED
CROCHET - BASIC POINTS
Suitability of yarn ply to hook used. Evenness of tension.
Care with finishing - ends sewn in and no knots.
Proportion and shape essential.
Table centres etc, should NOT be mounted to allow judge to view back of work Harmony of colours important
Care with design
FINE CROCHET - judge as per basic points listed (30-40 Cotton)
COARSE CROCHET - judge as per basic points listed (10-20 Cotton or Knitting Cotton)
CROCHET RUG - Judge as per basic points listed
GARMENTS IN WOOL & COTTON - for assembling garments - if using thick ply wool, split before using. With cotton do not try to splice, use, as it is to sew up work. Extra points should be given for original designs and intricate patterns. If using multi coloured yarns avoid having side seams, work in the round or one piece. Do not over press. Sew up with a flat seam.
No shank buttons to be used on baby wear.
Each article must have exhibitors ticket attached with wool (no pins).
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE WORK OF INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
HANDICRAFTS - UA
MOST POINTS CLASSES 1 – 4: Trophy donated by Express Yourself Printing
MOST POINTS CLASSES: 5 – 24: Trophy donated by Walker & Scoble
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
Exhibitors to state approximate size of article on entry form.
EXCLUDES ANYONE WHO TEACHES OR SELLS THEIR CRAFTS, INCLUDES PERSONS WITH CERTIFIED TRAINING.
TOYS: BASIC RULES FOR JUDGING APPLY
SOFT TOYS - A soft fabric should be used, and should be sewn together neatly and firmly by either hand or machine.
The shape should be good, firmly and evenly stuffed - but not hard and heavy. The head should be firm and there
should be no sharp or easily detached parts for a child to pull off. Eyes etc, are best if worked or made of felt and attached firmly.
HARD TOYS - Shapes should be simple and balanced. If made from wood the grain should be taken into consideration. If painted, colours that are gay appeal to a child. Paint should be neatly and evenly applied. The toy should be strong, pleasing to the eye and well finished with no sharp corners.
DECORATIVE TOYS - These are usually large and are more for show than use. The general principles for judging soft toys can be applied to decorative toys.
No class for electrical craft.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
MOST POINTS CLASSES: 5 – 24: Trophy donated by Walker & Scoble
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026
Exhibitors to state approximate size of article on entry form.
EXCLUDES ANYONE WHO TEACHES OR SELLS THEIR CRAFTS, INCLUDES PERSONS WITH CERTIFIED TRAINING.
TOYS: BASIC RULES FOR JUDGING APPLY
SOFT TOYS - A soft fabric should be used, and should be sewn together neatly and firmly by either hand or machine.
The shape should be good, firmly and evenly stuffed - but not hard and heavy. The head should be firm and there
should be no sharp or easily detached parts for a child to pull off. Eyes etc, are best if worked or made of felt and attached firmly.
HARD TOYS - Shapes should be simple and balanced. If made from wood the grain should be taken into consideration. If painted, colours that are gay appeal to a child. Paint should be neatly and evenly applied. The toy should be strong, pleasing to the eye and well finished with no sharp corners.
DECORATIVE TOYS - These are usually large and are more for show than use. The general principles for judging soft toys can be applied to decorative toys.
No class for electrical craft.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
HANDICRAFTS OPEN - UB
MOST POINTS: Trophy donated by REDZ Esperance Bakery
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026.
OPEN - ANYONE WHO TEACHES OR SELLS THEIR HANDICRAFT INCLUDES PERSONS WITH CERTIFIED TRAINING.
Exhibitors to state approximate size of article on entry form.
TOYS: BASIC RULES FOR JUDGING APPLY - Please see Handicrafts UA
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026.
OPEN - ANYONE WHO TEACHES OR SELLS THEIR HANDICRAFT INCLUDES PERSONS WITH CERTIFIED TRAINING.
Exhibitors to state approximate size of article on entry form.
TOYS: BASIC RULES FOR JUDGING APPLY - Please see Handicrafts UA
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
HANDICRAFTS PEOPLE IN CARE - UC
MOST POINTS KNITTING Classes 1-2: Trophy donated by M & G Walsh
MOST POINTS CROCHET Classes 3-4: Trophy donated by: Mrs. K. Unstead
MOST POINTS Classes 5-9: Trophy donated by M & G Walsh
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
MOST POINTS CROCHET Classes 3-4: Trophy donated by: Mrs. K. Unstead
MOST POINTS Classes 5-9: Trophy donated by M & G Walsh
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October 2026.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR, UNUSED, CLEAN AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
ONE PERSON WORK - VB
CHAMPION DISPLAY: Rosette. Trophy donated by Mrs M Hart
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October, 2026
To be displayed in a space allocated of 1.3 metre x 1.3 metre. Points allocated for Skill in each craft, quality, variety, staging etc. This work may consist of any work done by the exhibitor showing-A SINGLE EXAMPLE OF EACH OF SIX (6) DIFFERENT CRAFTS eg Machine embroidery,
hand embroidery (only one type), dress making, beading, felting, paper craft, parchment craft, knitting, crochet, quilting, woodwork, cooking, cake decorating, folk-art, flowers or floral art, patchwork, art, china painting, photography etc. No restrictions—this means anything at all. Sets such as a plate of small cakes, a necklace, bracelet and earrings or a trio of doilies will count as one example of a craft.
NO GROUP OF MIXED ARTICLES IN ONE CONTAINER IS PERMITTED AS ONE ENTRY.
Simple props such as hangers and boxes may be used but should be covered and not obvious examples of an EXTRA craft.
Please display a list of which articles are for judging with each craft identified.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October, 2026
To be displayed in a space allocated of 1.3 metre x 1.3 metre. Points allocated for Skill in each craft, quality, variety, staging etc. This work may consist of any work done by the exhibitor showing-A SINGLE EXAMPLE OF EACH OF SIX (6) DIFFERENT CRAFTS eg Machine embroidery,
hand embroidery (only one type), dress making, beading, felting, paper craft, parchment craft, knitting, crochet, quilting, woodwork, cooking, cake decorating, folk-art, flowers or floral art, patchwork, art, china painting, photography etc. No restrictions—this means anything at all. Sets such as a plate of small cakes, a necklace, bracelet and earrings or a trio of doilies will count as one example of a craft.
NO GROUP OF MIXED ARTICLES IN ONE CONTAINER IS PERMITTED AS ONE ENTRY.
Simple props such as hangers and boxes may be used but should be covered and not obvious examples of an EXTRA craft.
Please display a list of which articles are for judging with each craft identified.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR AND COMPLETED SINCE THE 2025 SHOW
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
FAMILY ENTRY - VC
CHAMPION DISPLAY: Rosette & Trophy Donated by Esperance Bay & Districts CWA
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October, 2026
To be displayed in a space allocated of 1.3 metre x 1.3 metre. Points allocated for Skill in each craft, quality, variety, staging etc. This work may consist of any work done by a family member showing A SINGLE EXAMPLE OF EACH OF SIX (6) DIFFERENT CRAFTS eg Machine embroidery, hand embroidery (only one type), dress making, beading, felting, paper craft, parchment craft, knitting, crochet, quilting, woodwork, cooking, cake decorating, folk-art, flowers or floral art, patchwork art, china painting, photography etc. No restrictions—this means anything at all. Sets such as a plate of small cakes, a necklace, bracelet and earrings or a trio of doilies will count as one example of a craft. NO GROUP OF MIXED ARTICLES IN ONE CONTAINER IS PERMITTED AS
ONE ENTRY. Articles to be made by a minimum of three family members, could be Grandparent, Parents, Children, Aunties, Uncles etc.
Simple props such as hangers and boxes may be used but should be covered and not obvious examples of an EXTRA craft.
Please display a list of which articles are for judging with each craft identified and the relationship of craftsperson for each item e.g. Grandmother, Aunt, Son etc
Exhibits must be benched by 11.30am Thursday 15th October, 2026
To be displayed in a space allocated of 1.3 metre x 1.3 metre. Points allocated for Skill in each craft, quality, variety, staging etc. This work may consist of any work done by a family member showing A SINGLE EXAMPLE OF EACH OF SIX (6) DIFFERENT CRAFTS eg Machine embroidery, hand embroidery (only one type), dress making, beading, felting, paper craft, parchment craft, knitting, crochet, quilting, woodwork, cooking, cake decorating, folk-art, flowers or floral art, patchwork art, china painting, photography etc. No restrictions—this means anything at all. Sets such as a plate of small cakes, a necklace, bracelet and earrings or a trio of doilies will count as one example of a craft. NO GROUP OF MIXED ARTICLES IN ONE CONTAINER IS PERMITTED AS
ONE ENTRY. Articles to be made by a minimum of three family members, could be Grandparent, Parents, Children, Aunties, Uncles etc.
Simple props such as hangers and boxes may be used but should be covered and not obvious examples of an EXTRA craft.
Please display a list of which articles are for judging with each craft identified and the relationship of craftsperson for each item e.g. Grandmother, Aunt, Son etc
Macka Stadium - Exhibit Pavillion
To Be Confirmed (Judge)
