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Geauga County Style Industries: A Case Study
The Giggles 'n Stitches Club recently attended the Geauga County Style Revue, held at NDCL School on July 19th. Members had to go through interview judging in the morning and a fashion show in the evening. They were judged on the quality of their project, skill at modeling, and on their ability to make a complete outfit centered around their garment or accessories. Both of the scores they recieved for each were combined and then state qualifiers were picked to represent Geauga Country.

While everyone worked hard on their projects, some were awarded for something that set the project apart. Maggie Eibler (Sewing for others) was awarded State Fair Qualifier and Outstanding of the Day. In the Shopping Savvy, Graycen Wood was given State Fair Qualifier and Outstanding of the Day, with Sarah Ward as alternate. …show more content…
In Accessories for Teens, Elizabeth Cooper won alternate and Outstanding of the Day. Kylie Nelson, Paige Gudger, Olivia Hall, and Katherine and Olivia Penzenik earned Outstanding of the Day awards, with Kylie Nelson earning State Fair alternate in the Sundresses and Jumpers Categories. Corrin Hamby earned State Fair Alternate and Outstanding of the Day in Loungewear. Maggie Eibler earned the Junior Division Best Modeling award, and the Senior Division Best Modeling award went to Graycen
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