2009 Skein and Garment Results

Adult Division

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
33	100% Wool - Fine plied yarn	Gunther Maertz	Beth Payne	Rebecca Cook
4	100% Wool - Medium plied yarn	Libby Llop	Nina Osterloh	Bitsy Cohen
6	Singles yarn from commercially prepared fibers	Rebecca Cook	Mary Zielinski/Jacey Boggs	Jacey Boggs
7	Plied yarn from commercially prepared fibers	Carolyn Foty	Julie Sabitino/Mary Zielinski
10	Singles or plied yarn chemically dyed by spinner	Rebecca Cook	Rebecca Cook
11	Novelty yarn	Libby Llop
12	Handspinners dyed yarn basket	Millie Sass	Colleen Mawicke	Bonnie Frederick
15	Novice spinner using commercially prepared fiber - singles or plied yarn	Christina Jacobs	Maria Valcarczc	Georgia Csout/Geraldine Ivkovich

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
16	Garment made from yarn of one color or one multi-colored yarn	Mary Zielinski	Jennifer Lackey	Marjorie Warden
17	Garment made from more than one colored yarn	Deborah Jaworowisz	Millie Sass	Millie Sass/td>
18	Garment made from natural colored yarn	Libby Llop	Mildred Jaggard	Tam Dyer/td>
19	Wearable accessories			Brenda Bonisteel
20	Blankets, Afghans, scarves, shawls	Bitsy Cohen	Caroline Foty
21	Miscellaneous	Melinda Abrazado

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
23	Large Garment	Anastasia Sundance

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
26	Garment made from yarn of one color or one multi-colored yarn	Jaya Purswani	Kay Wisniewski	Anne Cohen
27	Garment made from more than one colored yarn	Sally Rainey	Debbie Santolla	Sally Rainey
28	Blankets, Afghans, Scarves, Shawls	Zoe Tierney	Karen Gregory	Ross Brown
29	Miscellaneous	Zoe Tierney	Mary Hull	Anne Cohen

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
30	Small to medium garment	Betsy Szkil
31	Large garment		Deborah Lawson
32	Blankets, afghans, scarves & shawls	Monica Kelly	Paul Weil
33	Miscellaneous	Monica Kelly	Monica Kelly	Paul Weil

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
34	Sewn Garment - made from commercially produced fabrics	Rachel Dyky	Rachel Dyky
35	Combination of techniques - small to medium article	D. Masterd Kriebel
36	Combination of techniques - large article	D. Masters Kriebel	Tabita Fisher	Tabita Fisher
37	Crocheted article	Carol Washer	Mary Jane Reymann	Jody Scofield
39	Miscellaneous article using other techniques	Lea Stern
40	Knitting for dolls and bears (handspun or commercially produced yarn).	Florie Hirsch	Marseille Bunk	Marseille Bunk
41	Rugs using any techniques mentioned throughout; small, medium and large	William Bellows

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
42b	Knitted & fulled articles - Medium to Large	Carol Breitner	Gina Allewelt
43	Felted non-wearables/home décor (wall hangings to rugs). Techniques to include wet felting and/or needle felting techniques.	Carmelita White	Nancy Schmitt	Neysa Russo
44	Felted wearables using wet felting and /or needle felting techniques.	Kathy Korin	Margo Duke	Tiina Ets
45	Sculptural or figurative articles using traditional wet or needle felting small	Laura Davis	Laura Davis	Deborah Weil
46	Fiber Jewelry to include felted techniques, knitting and other needle work, beading may be included by not the primary technique of the article	Carol Breitner

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
47	Hats using any technique or combination of techniques	Libby Llop	Nancy Zaharko	Jeanne Giberson
49	Garment made from handspun or commercially spun yarn at least 50% wool and 30% alpaca	Kay Wisnieski

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
7	Plied yarn from commercially prepared fibers		Devlin Kennedy	Devlin Kennedy

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
28	Blankets, afghans, scarves & shawls	Nicole Correci - 5 yr	Nicole Correci - 11 yr	Nicole Correci - 11 yr
29	Miscellaneous	Nicole Correci - 9 yr

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
32	Blankets, afghans, scarves & shawls	Ashley Shaw

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
42b	Knitted & fulled articles - Medium to Large	Kari Butler
45	Sculptural or figurative articles using traditional wet or needle felting techniques.	Linda Harrison	Hannah Kiesel	Kayley Kiesel

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
47	Hats using any technique or combination of techniques	Nicole Correri - 11 yr

Category	Prize	First Place	Second Place	Third Place
B1	"Lap Robe, Plain Weave 36"" - 50""	Melinda Abrazado	JoAnne Trygg	Melinda Abrazado
B2	"Lap Robe, Other than Plain Weave 36"" - 50""		Melinda Abrazado
B3	"Blanket - Plain Weave > 50"" Lora Burgess
B4	"Blanket other than Plain Weave > 50""	Ellen DeCarlo
B5	Lap Robe - Junior	Martha Pskowski
	Grand Prize	Ellen DeCarlo
	Best of Maryland Wool	Martha Pskowski

Category	Winner
10th Annual Freddie Award, Most Unusual Handwoven Article	Monica Kelly
Best Basket of Yarn	Millie Sass
Best Hand-Knitted Article	Zoe Tierney
Best Hand-Knitted article from commercial yarn	Karen Gregory
Best Handspun 2-ply yarn spun on a drop spindle	Rebecca Cook
Best Handspun Article (memory of Peggy Stidham)	D. Masters Kriebel
Best Handspun skein (WGGB)	Gunther Maertz
Best Hat	Libby Llop
Best in Show	Sally Rainey
Best Innovative Design	Kathy Korin
Best Junior Fiber Artist	Martha Pskowski
Best Junior Knitted Article	Imanzainah Hazer
Best Junior Spinner	Devlin Kennedy
Best Natural Dyed Article or Skein (Marilyn M. Lee Memorial Prize)	Millie Sass
Best Novice Skein from MD Wool (memory of Marianne Franklin)	Geraldine Ivkovich
Best Novice Spinner	Christina Jacobs
Best Original Fashion Forward Article / Felted technique	Margo Duke
Best Producer of MD Wool	Mary Jane Reymann
Best Skein of MD Wool	Julie Sabitino
Best Sweater Knitted from Commercial Yarn	Sally Rainey
Best Woven Article (WGGB Award)	Monica Kelly