Baking And Craft Competition

Baking And Craft Competition

Goosnargh and Longridge Agricultural Society -HANDICRAFTS, CAKES, AND PRESERVES
Goosnargh and Longridge Agricultural Society -HANDICRAFTS, CAKES, AND PRESERVES
Goosnargh and Longridge Agricultural Society -HANDICRAFTS, CAKES, AND PRESERVES
Goosnargh and Longridge Agricultural Society -HANDICRAFTS, CAKES, AND PRESERVES
Goosnargh And Longridge Agricultural Society

Baking And Craft Competition

The Handicrafts, Cakes and Preserves Section competition of the Goosnargh and Longridge Agricultural Show is open for everyone to enter. Judges are local, and no matter how few entries there are, prizes (including first prize) are always awarded. We have 57 classes to enter: including a children’s section. All handicrafts are covered, with three fun photo classes.   The show is run by the public and supporting local WIs. Please note judging is not in accordance with WI regulations of entries and is judged purely on entries on the day.

Entry is free, and whilst there is no prize money, formal Show Certificates are awarded. Trophies and Cups for Major winners are presented at the end of the day.

Support from the Main Show Committee along with our sponsor Whittingham Parish Council , allow this section to continue being part of the Show, and we need you to enter to keep the section alive and show what Goosnargh, Longridge and the surrounding area can create and be proud of.

“If you were planning on entering a class which was previously listed below but has changed i.e. class 24 photo Queen now flower, or  class 21 which is different, do not worry we will still have that topic as a separate entry.”

Class Information

Classes & Entries

Cups Awarded

Messer Edmunds and McCourty Challenge Cup – For Best Exhibit in Handicrafts Section

Dinah Procter Ribchester and District WI trophy – for the Ribchester and District WI member with the most points

Dinah Procter Cup kindly given for Best in Cakes and Preserves Section

Best in Section Cup – For Best Exhibit in this section’s entries

Mr Hothersall – Shield presented to the W.I. gaining the most points.

Ada Walker Rose Bowl  (Longridge WI) – Best Exhibit in the Under 12 years classes

Longridge and Hothersall WI Rose Bowl – Best Exhibit in the 12-16 years classes

WI points awarded as follows: 1 point per entry , 1st prize – 5 points, 2nd prize – 4 points, 3rd prize – 3 points, 4th prize – 2 points

HANDICRAFTS CAKES AND PRESERVES SECTION CLASS LIST

Classes

1. Patchwork item
2. Canvas work/tapestry/cross-stitch
3. Stitched article
4. Knitted Garment
5. Knitted Accessory
6. Knitted Toy
7. Crochet Garment
8. Crochet Accessory
9. Crochet Toy
10. Embroidery (including textile and machine embroidery)
11. Soft Toy (not knitted)
12. Recycled article
13. Drawing
14. Painting watercolor
15. Painting any other medium
16. Ceramics
17. Hand-painted china
18. Painted Glass
19. Greetings card
20. Any other craft (please state craft, e.g., 3D art, inches)
21. Flower arrangement (max 6”  tall- table to height of flowers)to include the colours red, white and blue.
22. Colour print of a child (not mounted) Max 7” x 5”
23. Colour print of a pet (not mounted) Max 7” x 5”
24. Colour print of a flower (not mounted) Max 7” x 5”
25. Sugar Craft on a plate
26. Decorated cake (decoration judged only. Cake not to exceed 7”)
27. Craft challenge, create something incorporating the following items button, something green, feather 

Goosnargh & Longridge Agricultural Show - WI and Crafts

BAKING and PRESERVES SECTION

  1. Three pieces of Shortbread – display on a plate
  2. Three fruit scones – display on a plate
  3. Three biscuits – display on a plate
  4. Three Goosnargh cakes (see Recipe below) – display on a plate
  5. Gingerbread cake 7″ in diameter – display on a plate
  6. Jam sandwich (one cake split 7″ in diameter) – display on a plate
  7. Chocolate cake 7″ in diameter – display on a plate
  8. Three Cupcakes – display on a plate
  9. Fruit loaf – display on a plate
  10. Three American Style muffins – display on a plate
  11. Tray bake (three slices) – display on a plate
  12. Fruit Pie – display on a plate
  13. Allergy cake 7” in diameter – display on a plate
  14. Four homemade sweets – display on a plate
  15. Jar of chutney
  16. Jar of jam
  17. Jar of marmalade
  18. Jar of jelly
  19. Jar of lemon curd
  20. Jar of honey
  21. Bottle of fruit alcohol
Goosnargh and Longridge Agricultural Society -HANDICRAFTS, CAKES, AND PRESERVES
Goosnargh and Longridge Agricultural Society -HANDICRAFTS, CAKES, AND PRESERVES
Goosnargh and Longridge Agricultural Society -HANDICRAFTS, CAKES, AND PRESERVES
Goosnargh and Longridge Agricultural Society -HANDICRAFTS, CAKES, AND PRESERVES
Sponsor The Goosnargh And Longridge Agricultural Show

CHILDRENS' SECTION

Classes

49. Child up to 12 years: Three decorated biscuits – display on a plate

50. Child up to 12 years: Favourite no-bake cake – display on a plate

51. Child 12-16 years: Favourite home-made chocolate cake – display on a plate

52. Child 12-16 years: Three pieces of flapjack – display on a plate

53. Child 12-16 years: Three Chocolate Brownies – display on a plate

54. Child up to 12 years: Photograph

55. Child 12-16 years: Photograph

56. Child up to 12 years: any craft item (state size)

57. Child 12-16 years: any craft item (state size)

CLASS 31 - Goosnargh Cake Recipe

  •  286gr (10oz) plain flour
  • 227gr (8oz) butter (butter must be used)
  • 42gr (1½oz) caster sugar
  • 1 teaspoon caraway seeds,
  • ¼ teaspoon ground coriander

Rub all ingredients together to form a paste. Roll out to approximately ¼inch thick and cut into rounds. When cut out place in fridge for a few hours (stops them spreading when baking). Dust with caster sugar and bake in a moderate oven for 15 – 20 minutes. Dust again with caster sugar or icing sugar when cooled

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Local Contact Details

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Please Contact WI Secretary with any queries:

WI & Local Handicrafts Secretary
Mrs Miranda Radford Tel:- 07999 900787

e-mail: miranda60radford@gmail.com

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