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Scottish Association of Flower Arrangement Societies Mini Show “ All Kinds of Everything” The Scottish Garden Festival Hamilton Racecourse ML3 0DW Friday 23rd May 2025 10am - 6 pm Saturday 24th May 2025 10am - 6pm Sunday 25th May 2025 10am - 6pm Competitions, Hands-on, Mini Demonstrations SCHEDULE Class 1 “Bring me Sunshine” An exhibit – space allowed: width76 cm, depth 65cm, height 110 cm Tabling will be covered in cream fabric and background wall also in cream. Class 2 “There's Magic in the Sea” A Seascape - space allowed: width 76cm, depth 65cm, height 110cm Tabling will be covered in cream fabric and background wall also in cream. Class 3 “Summer Gateau” A Palisade Cake - space allowed: 36cm x 36cm Tabling in cream fabric May be brought ready assembled. Class 4 “ Natures Rich Tapestry” A Pave exhibit - space allowed: 30cm x 30cm, height 15cm Tabling covered in cream fabric and staged on a grey board Viewed and Judged all round. Class 5 “ Summer Meadow” A Meadow exhibit - space allowed: 65cm x 65cm, height 110cm Tabling covered in cream fabric. Viewed and Judged all round. Class 6 “ Sweet Delight” A Petite exhibit - space allowed: width 25cm, depth 25cm, height 37cm Tabling in cream fabric An award will be given to the best individual exhibit. The First, Second and Third Place in each class will be awarded £20, £15 & £10 respectively from the Dorothy Lowrie Bequest. 1. The Competitions are open to all members of clubs affiliated to SAFAS 2. Floral Art Entries must be on the official entry form and sent to the SAFAS Secretary, Mrs Margaret Scott, 8 Taymount View, Murthly, Perthshire, PH1 4FB. Entries must be received no later than Friday 9th May. Please enclose a stamped address envelope 3. All entries must be the unaided work of the competitor and must be assembled at Hamilton with the exception of Class 3. 4. All Classes will be judged in accordance with the NAFAS Competitions Manual Fourth Edition. 5. Competitors may enter by Gate 2 , Hamilton Park Racecourse on Thursday 22nd May at 12.30pm. Staging will be from 1pm – 6pm 6. All exhibits to be removed at 6.pm on Sunday 25th May. 7. All property will be at the sole risk of the competitor. 8. Photographs of entries must not be posted on Social Media Sites until after the Judging has taken place. The Show will be judged by Karine Murray
SCONE PALACE GARDEN FAIR 30th & 31st MAY 2025
Floral Art Competition - “ Au Naturelle” Class 1 The following titles are open to all SAFAS Clubs and will be allocated on a first come basis. · Mystical Forest · Nature's Quiet Repose · Evergreen · Au Naturelle · Nature's Palette · A Walk on the Wild Side · The Good Earth · Hedgerow Beauty
An Exhibit
- Space allowed 102cm Circular Base Painted Grey - Height Optional
To be
judged by Mrs Moyra Turnbull, SAFAS Area Judge. One prize of £50 to be
awarded
Class 2 The following titles are open to all SAFAS members and represent exhibits which will NOT be judged and will be allocated on a first come basis. · The Glory of the Garden · Bring me Sunshine · Mist and Fire · The Good Earth · Evergreen · Sunset of Fire · Nature's Palette · Au Naturelle An Exhibit - Staged on Tabling covered with Grey Drapes. Width - 70cm Depth - 65cm Height - 110cm An allowance of £10 to be given to exhibitors. ************************************************************************************** Regulations: 1) Both Classes are open to all members of clubs affiliated to SAFAS 2) Entries to be sent to SAFAS Secretary, Mrs Margaret Scott, 8 Taymount View, Murthly. Perthshire, PH1 4FB on the appropriate form no later than FRIDAY 9th May 2025. 3) All exhibits must be unaided work of the competitor and staged at Scone Garden Fair. 4) Entries to be staged from 1pm – 5pm on Thursday 29th May 2025 5) All competitors' property is at the sole risk of the competitor 6) All exhibits to be removed at 4pm on 31st May 2025
Members had a superb afternoon at the Hearts Football Club's Conference
Centre in Edinburgh to celebrate the SAFAS Blue Sapphire 65th
Anniversary.
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SAFAS at Scone Palace Garden Show 2022
Click here to view photographs NAFAS/OCN TEACHER TRAINING COURSE ON LINE IN MID OCTOBER The Course has 5 units and will be conducted on Zoom over a 6 month period
*The Learners
The Scottish Association of Flower Arrangement Societies (SAFAS) is one of twenty one Areas of the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies (NAFAS). There are currently 79 affiliated Clubs in SAFAS, which includes 4 Contemporary Design Groups, from the Borders to the Orkney Islands, with a total membership of 4958 which includes Junior and Island Club members. We have 2 Junior Clubs and 4 Island Clubs. SAFAS, the third Area of NAFAS was formed in 1956 by a nucleus of 5 enthusiastic Clubs - Border, Edinburgh, Hawick, Glasgow and Peebles. Built on the solid foundation laid down by Past Area Chairmen and Executive Committees, we continue to this date to actively encourage and support floral art and design. Part of our objectives are: Advance Education in all facets of flower arranging. Encourage the love of flowers and plants to demonstrate their decorative and creative values. Support worthy causes and charities by organising exhibitions and competitions. Encourage the conservation of rare and endangered species of flowers and plants. Members can develop their skills and keep up to date with new trends by attending classes run within clubs or organized on a larger scale by the Area at workshops, tutored by experienced teachers and flower arrangers. Most clubs meet once a month to enjoy demonstrations or talks by qualified Area or National Demonstrators or Speakers. No two clubs are the same and the syllabus is as varied as can be to suit the needs of the Club members. Entering in Club competition nights, local shows or festivals and exhibitions is always good experience and where the phrase Fun, Friendship and Flowers comes into its own. There is a club
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