A number of crafts were on display at the Women's Institute Handcraft show. Photo / Leanne Warr
Tararua Federation of Women's Institutes also held its 71st Handcraft Show at the showgrounds over the weekend.
A range of handcrafts was on show from knitted garments to sewing.
Pincushions of all sorts were on display. Photo / Leanne Warr
President Kay Brabender said there were 323 entries for the show.
She said it was well supported by the community with many people dropping in.
Dannevirke Cottage Quilters also held their show at the A&P showgrounds.
Fliss Ellison sewing pieces of fabric that will be made into a quilt. Photo / Leanne Warr
Spokeswoman Fliss Ellison said the group was small but prolific, holding their show "every other year".
"The calibre of work is really good," she said.
A diverse range of quilts was on show and quilters were also given a challenge to create quilts using the same instructions, but with their own interpretation.
Members had to create quilts using the same row-by-row instructions, but put their own spin on it. Photo / Leanne Warr
Ellison said she was pleased with the number of quilts in the show.
Volunteers were also happy with the turnout, saying there was a steady stream of visitors.