Durham Fair
September 23, 24, 25, 26, 2010
Tracy Camassar, Webmaster Webmaster@DurhamFair.com
Needlework
Needlework Department - Welcome!
The Needlework Department Committee members are happy to have you visit us - both on the web and at the Fair.
We volunteer each year to help adults display their quilting, knitting, cross-stitch, sewing and other creations. The talent displayed is outstanding as is the amount of needlework completed each year.
Please feel free to take a look below at the categories we generally have on display. When at the Fair, you will find us mid-fairgrounds, above Photography. You may also enjoy seeing the beautiful yarns and items in the Fiber Dept.
If you are considering sharing your work with us please read our Entry Information below for categories and entry rules. Then check out the deadlines to understand which deadlines will apply to your entries.
2010 RULES
NEEDLEWORK
Dept. 24
RULES
1.
See pages 3 & 4 for the schedule of entry form deadlines and delivery of items, as well as Fairground directions.
2.
Only one article may be exhibited in each letter/number/letter designation in a category by an exhibitor, and all articles exhibited must be made by that exhibitor.
3.
Professionals are welcome to exhibit in categories other than those in which they earn a living.
4.
No article previously exhibited at the Durham Fair can compete again for prizes.
5. Soiled and dirty articles will not be accepted.
6. All pictures and wall hangings must be equipped for hanging.
7.
It is recommended that wall hangings be washed, pressed and/or stretched.
8.
Heirloom sewing is considered to be sewing that incorporates lace and or embroidered insertions and edgings.
9.
Details on the State Quilt Contest appear at the end of this Needlework section.
10. Quilting must be done by exhibitor.
11.
RETURN OF EXHIBITS — All exhibits must remain on display until close of the Fair at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 26. Exhibits may then be picked up from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, or from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Monday, September 27.
SWEEPSTAKES AWARDS
First Place ribbons, Blue = 5 points;
Second Place ribbons, Red = 4 points;
Third Place ribbons, Yellow = 1 point;
Honorable Mention LIGHT BLUE = Ribbon only no point;
Special Ribbon = 7 points;
Best of Show - 10 points per category.
This year we have added a Challenge Class for each major category called "A Day at the Beach"
A Sweepstakes rosette ribbon and a plate will be awarded to the exhibitor with the highest number of points.
CLIF GASTLER MEMORIAL AWARD
A special award will be given for the
Best Bed Sized Quilt
Completely Hand Sewn
In memory of Clif Gastler by the Gastler family.
The award will be a Special Ribbon, $50 and a Plaque with the winners name permanently displayed in the Department Court of Honor.
TABLE OF CATEGORIES
AFGHANS
AF1.Crocheted1st2nd3rd
Crocheted1st2nd3rdA.Afghan stitch$15$10$5B.Crochet$15$10$5C.Crochet with embroidery$15$10$5D.Granny$15$10$5E.Hair Pin$15$10$5F.Ripple$15$10$5G.Miscellaneous$15$10$5AF 2.Knitted
KnittedA.Knitted$15$10$5B.Ripple$15$10$5AF 3.Challenge class$15$10$5
Challenge class$15$10$5BEDSPREADS
BS1.Crocheted$15$12$8
Crocheted$15$12$8BS2.Challenge class$15$12$8
Challenge class$15$12$8BS3.Miscellaneous$15$12$8
Miscellaneous$15$12$8 CROCHETING
CR1.Shawl$5$4$3
Shawl$5$4$3CR2.Cape$5$4$3
Cape$5$4$3CR3.Scarf$4$3$2
Scarf$4$3$2CR4.Baby Set$6$5$4
Baby Set$6$5$4CR5.Baby Sweater$4$3$2
Baby Sweater$4$3$2 CR6.Baby Blanket$5$4$3
Baby Blanket$5$4$3CR7.Child Sweater$5$4$3
Child Sweater$5$4$3CR8.Pot Holders/set of 3$4$3$2
Pot Holders/set of 3$4$3$2CR9.Fashion Accessory$4$3$2
Fashion Accessory$4$3$2CR10.Coat$9$7$5
Coat$9$7$5CR11.Dress$8$6$4
Dress$8$6$4CR12.Vest or Shell$4$3$2
Vest or Shell$4$3$2CR13.Hat$4$3$2
Hat$4$3$2CR14.Adult Sweater$8$6$4
Adult Sweater$8$6$4CR15.Tablecloth$15$12$8
Tablecloth$15$12$8CR16.Doily$4$3$2
Doily$4$3$2CR17.Bureau Scarf Edging$4$3$2
Bureau Scarf Edging$4$3$2CR18.Tatting$4$3$2
Tatting$4$3$2CR19.Challenge class$4$3$2
Challenge class$4$3$2CR20.Miscellaneous$4$3$2
Miscellaneous$4$3$2HAND EMBROIDERY
- NO WALLHANGINGS -
EM1.Crewel Article$4$3$2
Crewel Article$4$3$2EM2.Pillow Cases - pair$4$3$2
Pillow Cases - pair$4$3$2EM3.Luncheon Cloth$4$3$2
Luncheon Cloth$4$3$2EM4.Tablecloth$8$6$4
Tablecloth$8$6$4EM5.Placemats - set of four$4$3$2
Placemats - set of four$4$3$2EM6.Bureau Scarf$4$3$2
Bureau Scarf$4$3$2EM7.Smocked Article$4$3$2
Smocked Article$4$3$2EM 8.Counted Cross Stitch$4$3$2
Counted Cross Stitch$4$3$2EM 9.Candlewick Article$4$3$2
Candlewick Article$4$3$2EM10.Silk Ribbon Embroidery$4$3$2EM11.Beadwork$4$3$2EM12.Cutwork$4$3$2
Silk Ribbon Embroidery$4$3$2EM11.Beadwork$4$3$2EM12.Cutwork$4$3$2EM13.Machine Embroidery$4$3$2
Machine Embroidery$4$3$2EM14.Punch Needle Embroidery$4$3$2
Punch Needle Embroidery$4$3$2EM15.Challenge class$4$3$2
Challenge class$4$3$2EM16.Miscellaneous$4$3$2
Miscellaneous$4$3$2 HAND or TOTE BAGS
HB1.Crochet$5$4$3
Crochet$5$4$3HB2.Needlepoint$5$4$3
Needlepoint$5$4$3HB3.Patchwork$5$4$3
Patchwork$5$4$3HB4.Ctd. Cross Stitch$5$4$3
Ctd. Cross Stitch$5$4$3HB5.Felted$5$4$3
Felted$5$4$3HB6.Challenge class$5$4$3
Challenge class$5$4$3HB7.Miscellaneous$5$4$3
Miscellaneous$5$4$3HAND KNITTING
HK1.Mittens
MittensA.Plain$4$3$2B.Patterned$4$3$2C.Felted$4$3$2HK2.Hat and Mitten Set$6$4$3
Hat and Mitten Set$6$4$3HK3.Infant
InfantA.Baby Set$6$4$3B.Baby Sweater$5$4$3C.Blanket$5$4$3D.Carriage Robe$5$4$3HK4.Children’s
Children’sA.Sweater/cardigan plain$5$4$3B.Sweater/cardigan w/knitted pattern$6$4$3C.Sweater/cardigan w/color pattern$6$4$3D.Sweater/pullover plain$5$4$3 E.Sweater/pullover w/knitted pattern$6$4$3F.Sweater/pullover w/color pattern$6$4$3G.Hat and Scarf$5$4$3H.Slippers$4$3$2 I. Scarf$4$3$2 J.Vest plain$4$3$2K.Vest/knitted pattern$5$4$3L. Vest/color pattern $5$4$3M. Hat $4$3$2N. Poncho $5$4$3HK 5.Ladies’
Ladies’A.Sweater/cardigan plain$8$6$4B. Sweater/cardigan w/knitted pattern$9$7$5C.Sweater/cardigan w/color pattern$9$7$5D.Sweater/pullover plain$8 $6$4E.Sweater/pullover w/knitted pattern$9$7$5F.Sweater/pullover w/color pattern$9$7$5G.Hat$4$3$2H.Vest plain$5$4$3 I.Vest/knitted pattern$6$5$4 J.Vest/color pattern$6$5$4 K.Shawl$8$6$4 L.Cape$8$6$4 M.Scarf$4$3$2HK6.Men’s
Men’sA.Sweater/cardigan w/knitted pattern$9$7$5B.Sweater/cardigan w/color pattern$9$7$5C.Sweater/pullover plain$8 $6$4D. Sweater/pullover w/knitted pattern$9$7$5E.Sweater/pullover w/color pattern$9$7$5F.Hat$4$3$2G.Vest plain$5$4$3H.Vest/knitted pattern$6$5$4 I.Vest/color pattern$6$5$4HK7.Adult Socks$4$3$2
Adult Socks$4$3$2HK8.Aran Fisherman Sweater
Aran Fisherman SweaterA.Cardigan$9$7$5B.Pullover$9$7$5HK9.Handspun Article$9$7$5
Handspun Article$9$7$5HK10.Challenge class$4$3$2
Challenge class$4$3$2HK11.Miscellaneous$4$3$2
Miscellaneous$4$3$2MACHINE KNITTING
MK1.Hat and Mitten Set$6$4$3
Hat and Mitten Set$6$4$3MK2.Infant
InfantA.Baby Set$6$5$4B.Baby Sweater$5$4$3C.Blanket$5$4$3D.Carriage Robe/Bunting$5$4$3MK3.Children’s
Children’sA.Sweater/cardigan plain$5$4$3B.Sweater/cardigan w/knitted pattern$6$5$4C.Sweater/cardigan w/color pattern$6$5$4D.Sweater/pullover plain$5$4$3E.Sweater/pullover w/knitted pattern$6$5$4F. Sweater/pullover w/color pattern$6$5$4G.Hat$4$3$2H.Slippers$4$3$2 I.Socks$4$3$2 J.Scarf$4$3$2K.Vest$4$3$2L.Mittens$4$3$2M.Hat and scarf set$4$3$2N.Shawl or poncho$4$3$2MK4.Ladies’
Ladies’A.Coat or Jacket$12$8$6B.Two-piece outfit or Dress$12$8$6C.Skirt$6$5$4D.Sweater/cardigan plain$8$6$4E.Sweater/cardigan w/knitted pattern$9$7$5F.Sweater/cardigan w/ color pattern$9$7$5G.Sweater/pullover plain$8 $6$4H.Sweater/pullover w/knitted pattern$9$7$5I.Sweater/pullover w/color pattern$9$7$5J. Hat$4$3$2K.Vest plain$5$4$3L. Socks$4$3$2M.Mittens$4$3$2N.Vest/knitted pattern$4$3$2O.Vest/color pattern$4$3$2P.Slippers$4$3$2Q.Shawl or poncho$4$3$2MK5.Men’s
Men’sA.Sweater/cardigan plain $9$7$5B.Sweater/cardigan w/knitted pattern $9$7$5C.Sweater/cardigan w/color pattern$9$7$5D.Sweater/pullover plain$8 $6$4E.Sweater/pullover w/knitted pattern$9$7$5F.Sweater/pullover w/color pattern$9$7$5G. Hat$4$3$2H. Vest $5$4$3I.Socks$4$3$2J. Slippers $4$3$2K. Mittens$4$3$2LVest/knitted pattern$4$3$2M.Vest/color pattern$4$3$2MK6.A.Bedspread$15$12$8
A.Bedspread$15$12$8B.Afghan$15$12$8MK7.Challenge class$4$3$2
Challenge class$4$3$2MK8.Miscellaneous$4$3$2
Miscellaneous$4$3$2PILLOWS
PI1.Applique$5$4$3
Applique$5$4$3PI2.Crochet$5$4$3
Crochet$5$4$3PI3.Cross Stitch$5$4$3
Cross Stitch$5$4$3PI4.Hand Embroidery$5$4$3
Hand Embroidery$5$4$3PI5.Knitted$5$4$3
Knitted$5$4$3PI6.Needlepoint$5$4$3
Needlepoint$5$4$3PI7.Patchwork$5$4$3
Patchwork$5$4$3PI8.Cathedral Window$5$4$3
Cathedral Window$5$4$3PI9.Counted Cross Stitch$5$4$3
Counted Cross Stitch$5$4$3PI10.Candlewick$5$4$3
Candlewick$5$4$3PI11.Quilted$5$4$3PI12.Machine Embroidery$5$4$3
Quilted$5$4$3PI12.Machine Embroidery$5$4$3PI13.Challenge class$5$4$3
Challenge class$5$4$3PI14.Miscellaneous$5$4$3
Miscellaneous$5$4$3QUILTS
No Wall Hangings or Clothing or Pillow Slips
Bed Sized – 68' x 86' — Lap or small quilt – 36" x 48"
All quilting must be done by exhibitor except in Class QU16
QU1.Bed Sized - Pieced/Tacked$12$7$5
Bed Sized - Pieced/Tacked$12$7$5QU2.Bed Sized - Pieced/quilted/hand$15$12$8
Bed Sized - Pieced/quilted/hand$15$12$8(State Fair Eligible)QU3.Bed Sized - Pieced/quilted/machine$12$7$5
Bed Sized - Pieced/quilted/machine$12$7$5QU4.Bed Sized - Appliquéd/tacked$12$7$5
Bed Sized - Appliquéd/tacked$12$7$5QU5.Bed Sized - Appliquéd/quilted/hand$15$12$8
Bed Sized - Appliquéd/quilted/hand$15$12$8(State Fair Eligible)QU6.Bed Sized - Appliquéd/quilted/machine$12$7$5
Bed Sized - Appliquéd/quilted/machine$12$7$5QU7.Lap or Sm Quilt - Pieced/Tacked$8$6$4
Lap or Sm Quilt - Pieced/Tacked$8$6$4QU8.Lap or Sm Quilt - Pieced/quilted/hand$10$8$6
Lap or Sm Quilt - Pieced/quilted/hand$10$8$6QU9.Lap or Sm Quilt - Pieced/quilted/machine$8$6$4
Lap or Sm Quilt - Pieced/quilted/machine$8$6$4QU10.Lap or Sm Quilt - Appliquéd/tacked$8$6$4
Lap or Sm Quilt - Appliquéd/tacked$8$6$4QU11.Lap or Sm Quilt - Appliquéd/quilted/hand$10$8$6
Lap or Sm Quilt - Appliquéd/quilted/hand$10$8$6QU12.Lap or Sm Quilt - Appliquéd/quilted/machine$8$6$4
Lap or Sm Quilt - Appliquéd/quilted/machine$8$6$4QU13.Crib Quilt - tacked$8$6$4
Crib Quilt - tacked$8$6$4QU14. Crib Quilt - quilted$10$8$6
$10$8$6QU15.Group Quilt$15$12$8
Group Quilt$15$12$8QU16.Machine Quilted by Professional$10$8$6
Machine Quilted by Professional$10$8$6QU17.Challenge class$12$7$5
Challenge class$12$7$5QU18.Miscellaneous$12$7$5
Miscellaneous$12$7$5RUGS
(Not To Be More Than 3' x 6')
RU1.Braided/new material$8$6$4
Braided/new material$8$6$4RU2.Braided/used material$8$6$4
Braided/used material$8$6$4RU3.Hooked/wool material$8$6$4
Hooked/wool material$8$6$4RU4.Hooked/latched type$5$4$3
Hooked/latched type$5$4$3RU5.Challenge class$5$4$3
Challenge class$5$4$3RU6.Miscellaneous$5$4$3
Miscellaneous$5$4$3SEWING
SW1.Infant
InfantA.Christening Gown$7$5$3B. Miscellaneous$5$4$3SW2.Girl’s - 1 thru 6 years
Girl’s - 1 thru 6 yearsA.Blouse$4$3$2B.Skirt$4$3$2C.Dress/school$4$3$2D.Dress/party$4$3$2E.Sun dress$4$3$2F. Jumper$4$3$2G.Coat$5$4$3H.Ensemble$5$4$3 I.Heirloom$5$4$3 J. Activewear/Swimwear$4$3$2K. Sleepwear$4$3$2L. Garment w/embroidery$4$3$2M. Miscellaneous$4$3$2SW3.Girl’s - 7 thru 14 years
Girl’s - 7 thru 14 yearsA.Blouse$4$3$2B.Skirt$4$3$2C.Dress/school$4$3$2D. Dress/party$4$3$2E. Sun dress$4$3$2F. Jumper$4$3$2G. Coat$5$4$3H. Ensemble$5$4$3 I. Heirloom$5$4$3 J. Activewear/Swimwear$4$3$2K. Sleepwear$4$3$2L. Garment w/embroidery$4$3$2M.Miscellaneous$4$3$2SW4.Boy’s
Boy’sA.Shirt$4$3$2B.Pants/shorts$4$3$2C.Miscellaneous$4$3$2SW5.Ladies’
Ladies’A.Blouse$4$3$2B.Skirt/lined$5$4$3C.Skirt/unlined$4$3$2D.Pants$4$3$2E.Ensemble$5$4$3F.Daytime Dress$4$3$2G.Daytime Dress sleeveless$4$3$2H. Daytime Dress dressy$5$4$3I. Jumper $4$3$2J.Activewear$4$3$2K. Shorts$4$3$2L. Vest$4$3$2M.Garment with embroidery$4$3$2N. Evening wear$7$5$3O. Wedding Gown$8$6$4P. Heirloom$6$4$3Q. Machine embellished garment$4$3$2R. Serged garment - constructed primarily on a serger$4$3$2S.Embellished sweatshirt$4$3$2T.Miscellaneous$4$3$2SW6.Men’s
Men’sA. Shirt/cotton$4$3$2B. Necktie$4$3$2C.Activewear$4$3$2D. Pants$4$3$2E. Miscellaneous$4$3$2SW7. Costume$5$3$2
Costume$5$3$2SW8.Quilted Garment$8$6$4
Quilted Garment$8$6$4SW9.Curtains$4$3$2
Curtains$4$3$2SW10.Challenge class$4$3$2
Challenge class$4$3$2SW11.Miscellaneous$4$3$2
Miscellaneous$4$3$2 VARIOUS NEEDLEWORK
NOT CRAFTS - NO SETS
VN1.Needlepoint Article$5$4$3
Needlepoint Article$5$4$3VN2.Needlepoint Article (on plastic canvas)$5 $4$3
Needlepoint Article (on plastic canvas)$5 $4$3VN3. Handmade Toy$5$4$3
Handmade Toy$5$4$3VN4. Handmade Toy Crocheted$5$4$3
Handmade Toy Crocheted$5$4$3 VN5.Handmade Doll under 12”$5$4$3
Handmade Doll under 12”$5$4$3VN6.Handmade Doll over 12”$5$4$3
Handmade Doll over 12”$5$4$3VN7.Costumed Doll$5$4$3
Costumed Doll$5$4$3VN8.Novelty Article$4$3$2
Novelty Article$4$3$2VN9.Novelty Article - Christmas$4$3$2
Novelty Article - Christmas$4$3$2VN10.Article made by a woman over 65$5$4$3
Article made by a woman over 65$5$4$3VN11.Article made by a woman over 80$5$4$3
Article made by a woman over 80$5$4$3VN12.Article made by a man$5$4$3
Article made by a man$5$4$3VN13.Article made by a man over 65$5$4$3
Article made by a man over 65$5$4$3VN14.Patchwork Article$4$3$2
Patchwork Article$4$3$2VN15.Appliqued Article$4$3$2
Appliqued Article$4$3$2VN16.Quilted Article$4$3$2
Quilted Article$4$3$2VN17.Doll Clothes$4$3$2
Doll Clothes$4$3$2VN18. Knitted Doll Clothes$3$2$1
$3$2$1VN19. Felted Article$4$3$2
$4$3$2VN20. Challenge class$4$3$2
$4$3$2VN21. Miscellaneous$4$3$2
$4$3$2WALL HANGINGS or PICTURES
(Singles - No Pairs)
Due to limited space
- No wall hangings larger than 3’ x 4’ -
WH1.Cross Stitch/Stamped$8$6$4
Cross Stitch/Stamped$8$6$4WH2.Counted Cross Stitch/Sampler (ABC) $8$6$4
Counted Cross Stitch/Sampler (ABC) $8$6$4WH3.Counted Cross Stitch (not samplers)$8$6$4
Counted Cross Stitch (not samplers)$8$6$4 WH4.Counted Cross Stitch ABC Sampler
Counted Cross Stitch ABC Sampler on linen$8$6$4WH5.Counted Cross Stitch
Counted Cross Stitch Not sampler on linen$8$6$4WH6.Counted cross stitch sampler not ABC$8$6$4
Counted cross stitch sampler not ABC$8$6$4WH7.Counted cross stitch sampler not ABC on linen$8$6$4
Counted cross stitch sampler not ABC on linen$8$6$4WH8.Counted cross stitch with beads$8$6$4
Counted cross stitch with beads$8$6$4WH9.Applique$8$6$4
Applique$8$6$4WH10.Crewel$8$6$4
Crewel$8$6$4WH11.Embroidery$8$6$4
Embroidery$8$6$4WH12.Hooked$8$6$4
Hooked$8$6$4WH13.Needlepoint$8$6$4
Needlepoint$8$6$4WH14.Quilted$8$6$4
Quilted$8$6$4WH15.Candlewick$8$6$4
Candlewick$8$6$4WH16.Hardanger–Cut thread$8$6$4
Hardanger–Cut thread$8$6$4WH17.Hardanger–Pulled thread$8$6$4
Hardanger–Pulled thread$8$6$4 WH18.Hardanger–Embroidery$8$6$4
Hardanger–Embroidery$8$6$4WH19.Challenge class$8$6$4
Challenge class$8$6$4 WH20.Miscellaneous$8$6$4
Miscellaneous$8$6$4 ASSOCIATION OF CONNECTICUT FAIRS
QUILT CONTEST
Sponsored by
the Association of Connecticut Fairs, Inc. and
Woodstock Agricultural Society “The Woodstock Fair”
RULES OF CONTEST
Who May Enter: The contest is open to all residents of Connecticut: men, women and juniors. If entered by juniors, they will be judged with all adult entries.
How to Enter: Any entry that is entered at any fair that is a member of the Association of Connecticut Fairs is automatically competing in the local contest. Contestants may enter the contest at as many member fairs contests until they win first prize. They will then represent that fair in the state contest. The state contest is held at the annual Association of Connecticut Fairs spring meeting.
Judging: The Association of Connecticut Fairs will furnish judges score sheets to each fair. The contestant will receive these sheets at the end of the contest. Judging will be based on overall appearance, workmanship and originality. Decisions of the judges are final.
Local Contest: The winner of the quilt contest will receive a blue ribbon from The Association of Connecticut Fairs and will become eligible to submit their entry to the state contest. In the event a fair only receives only one entry in the contest and that entry is worthy of first prize, the association rosette must be awarded to that entry.
State Contest: The state contest will be held at the Association of Connecticut Fairs spring meeting (check www.ctfairs.org for date and location). Each fair must contact the winner of their local contest and provide information about reservations and other contest info. The Association of Connecticut Fairs does not contact the contestants.
The following prizes are to be awarded in each category.
1st Prize2nd Prize3rd Prize$50$35$15QUILT CONTEST COMMITTEE
Joy Boone, Chairman
www.ctfairs.org or email info@ctfairs.org
for more information
Categories: 1. Hand-applique
2. PatchworkNo Tied Quilts - No Pre-cut Quilt Kits
Contest Rules:
1.All work must be completed by an individual quilt maker.
All work must be completed by an individual quilt maker.2.
Work can be pieced by hand or by machine, but applique and quilting must be done by hand.
3.Work must be completed in 2009-2010.
Work must be completed in 2009-2010.4.
All four sides, when added together, must measure a minimum of 216 inches total.
Judging Criteria:
Overall appearance15 pointsDifficulty of pattern15 pointsConsistency of Stitches10 pointsMatching of points & corners15 pointsBorders and bindings20 pointsCleanliness of work20 pointsBalance of material weights, colors and pattern20 points TOTAL100 points
100 points
Special Category
NEEDLEWORK Dept. 24
June Porter
Superintendent
(860) 349-3574
Laureen Cannata
Asst. Superintendent
(860) 345-9238
Lee Downing
Asst. Superintendent
Computer Services
(860) 349-3762
562 Haddam Quarter Rd., Durham, CT 06422
COMMITTEE
Debbie Bellemare
Shirley Lagerstrom
Joy Boone
Barbara Litwin
Susan Burtis
Jeanne MacDonald
Tracy Camassar
Betty McKinnell
Laureen Cannata
Christine Michaud
Mary Canty
Ann Parsons
Joyce Daniels
Mary Jane Parsons
Mary Lou Garofalo
Priscilla Stone
Roberta Hamelin
Linda Soulias
Carol Herzig
Mary Ann Tinker
Kristan Higgins
Cathy Vynalek
Martha Holmes
Laura Vynalek
Renee Kelley
