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			Phyliss MartinPhyliss is the fairs most seasoned stitcher, and has been doing 
			entries in the Textiles for nearly 50 years, if not just a little 
			more. Once again this year, she won Best of Show in four categories!
 
 Hand Embroidery
 Sponsored by Needlenuts
 
 Crocheting
 Sponsored by Joyce Hyde Family in Honor of Joyce
 
 Christmas Crafts
 Sponsored by Victor Dittus Memorial
 
			 
			MiscellaneousSponsored by Evelyn Begolka Memorial
 
 
  
			Maggie KnollenbergQuilts
 Quilters at Heart
 
 
  
			Lydia CravensWeaving
 Sponsored by Logan County Railsplitting Association
 
			
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 Janice Munsch
 Senior Citizen (60 years plus)
 Sponsored by Logan County Railsplitting Association
 
			
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 Janice unfolded her quilt for all to see. It was made up of t-shirts 
			featuring Country Western Music Stars. Janice said that she had 
			about 30 of the shirts and used most of them for her quilt. What she 
			has left, she plans to make pillows to go with the quilt.
 
			
			 
			
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			Margaret EdwardsAppliqué
 Sponsored by Make it Sew
 
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			Margaret EdwardsMachine Embroidery
 Sponsored by Make it Sew
 
 
  
			Charlotte ToohillTextiles made by youth (13 to 18 years)
 Sponsored by Stitches by Darlene
 
 
  
			Lisa LincolnCounted Cross Stitch
 Sponsored by Stitches by Darlene
 
 All Other Holidays/Seasons
 Sponsored by Evelyn Begolka Memorial
 
 
  
			Connie BlockKnitting
 Sponsored by Jeanne Xamis
 
			
			 
			
			 
			Pat RootPurses, Totes, Bags
 Sponsored by Make it Sew
 
 
  
			Kristina MorrowTextiles made by youth (12 and under)
 Sponsored by Carla Ackerman
 
 Kristina was not available for the photo. Darlene Begolka helped out 
			by holding up the beautiful blue handkerchief hemline dress.
 
 
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			Jeanne AlbertinSewn Garments
 Sponsored by Make it Sew
 
 Jeanne was also not available for the photo. Begolka again helped 
			out to show off a set of two matching handmade costumes, one adult 
			size and one child size.
 
 [Nila Smith]
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