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  • TO BE READY TO ENTER THE FIBER ARTS SHOW READ ON

  • Review the Event Information, then Preview & Print them.

    Then Click the Complete button to Fill out a Fiber Arts Entry Form.

    Fill out a Fiber Arts Show Entry Tag for EACH entry at the event.

  • Cost of entry:

    • Adult: $5 per entry/item
    • Junior: First entry is free, each following entry/item is $2 per

  • RULES:

  • 1. ENTRIES should be brought to Centennial Elementary School, 38875 NW 1st Ave in Scio. Entries will be accepted Friday, May 15th from 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. (If this time does not work for you, contact the festival at lwffiberartshow@lambfair.com for other possible arrangements.

  • 2. All items must be entered into the correct lot, division and class - any item not properly entered correctly may be moved to the appropriate category at the judge's discretion (SEE PAGE 2 FOR DEFINITIONS)

  • JUNIOR ENTRIES:

  • 3. Junior exhibitors are youth, ages 5-18 years.
    4. To be eligible for The Fat Lamb Junior Award, juniors must be entered in the age-appropriate youth classes.

  • JUDGING:

    • Judging will take place Friday, May 15, after 6:00 p.m.
    • RELEASE TIME is 3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., Sunday, May 17, 2026, you may not pick up items before that time.
    • Each exhibitor must sign a release form when picking up their items – items may ONLY be picked up by names provided on the entry form.

  • AWARDS:

    • PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD will be awarded to the best overall entry as voted by fair attendees.
    • THE FAT LAMB AWARD will be given to the judge's choice of best overall adult entry.
    • THE FAT LAMB JUNIOR AWARD will be given to the judge's choice of best overall youth entry.
    • LOCAL CRAFTERS AWARD will be awarded to judge's choice of items submitted by entrants with a SCIO mailing address.
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  • FOR LOTS, DIVISIONS and CLASSES INFO, READ ON or print them with the Review & Print button above:

    You will need to know this information to Complete the Form

  • LOTS FOR ALL DIVISIONS (except Miscellaneous Division, last page)

    1. 100% Animal Fiber
    2. 100% Plant Fiber
    3. Blended Fibers
    4. Synthetic Fibers

  • Handspinning Division: all yarn must be in appropriately tied skeins and a minimum of 25 yards.

  • CLASSES:

    1. Singles
    2. Plied yarn
    3. Novelty yarn
    4. Spindle spun yarn (drop spindle or heritage spindle)
    5. Youth (5 to age 18)

  • Hand Knitted and Crocheted Divisions: these are two SEPARATE divisions, please specify which on the entry form before identifying class.

  • CLASSES:

    1. Outerwear
    2. Clothing (except socks)
    3. Accessories - hat, scarf, belt, etc.
    4. Socks
    5. 3-D items: amigurumi, stuffed animals
    6. Afgans, blankets, throws
    7. Household (towel, wash cloth, hot pad, runners, etc.)
    8. Youth (5 to age 18) - may be additionally divided depending on volume of entries received

  • Woven Division

  • CLASS:
    1. Outerwear
    2. Clothing
    3. Accessories - hat, scarf, belt, etc.
    4. Rug, tapestry, wall hanging
    5. Blanket, afghan, yardage
    6. Household items (table linens, towel, wash cloth, hot pad, etc.)
    7. Youth (5 to age 18)

  • Felting Division

  • CLASS:
    1. Wet-felted item
    2. Needle felted, flat item
    3. Needle felted, 3-D item
    4. Youth (5 to age 18)

  • Local Division

  • Entries must contain a minimum of 80% locally* (see definition below) produced animal and/or plant fiber. Describe blend percentage in the entry form item description. Items will be judged using the same criteria as for similar fiber arts classes including; appearance, preparation, suitability, technique, finishing, etc. Prizes will be awarded to the top entry in each class.
    *Definition of Local: Fiber is to have been produced in Linn County. You must include the address where the fiber was produced in your entry form item description.
  • CLASS:
    1. Local handspun yarn
    2. Local finished item (knitted, woven, crocheted, felted, etc.)

  • Miscellaneous Division (No Lot Specification)

    1. Knitting loom or machine knitted item
    2. Rugs (hooked or braided)
    3. Crewel and needlepoint
    4. Wool applique
    5. Basketry
    6. Youth (5 to age 18)
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