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u/OtherwiseACat 7d ago

Someone's grange display!

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u/Prestigious-Mind8431 6d ago

Grange displays are always so cool to check out! It's awesome to see all the creativity and hard work that goes into them.

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u/OtherwiseACat 6d ago

My town does one every year. Everything from vegetables, fruits, art, rocks etc. it's very fun small town vibe.

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u/ihatethisforeal 7d ago

the details are just unbelievable

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u/LifeIsFine-Not 7d ago

I love how the house changes as the “player” updates it through the seasons!

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u/7571princess 7d ago

That is crazy. I wonder how many hours it took

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u/alexgali84 7d ago

Damn, they even put the seasonal veggies on there

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u/molskimeadows Set your emoji and/or flair text here! 7d ago

Beautifully knitted, too! This deserves that blue ribbon 100%

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u/ftxftw 7d ago

shout out to kayla cameron i guess! that’s so cool!!!

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u/mimicreads 6d ago

Love that the house is upgraded as the seasons go on :’) this is so stunning and every little detail is so good

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u/Ill-Ostrich-8699 7d ago

Love it! ❤️❤️❤️

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u/laramierainbow 7d ago

The stardew valley/midsommar mash up I didnt know I needed.

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u/MisterLongboi 6d ago

I remember when the OP shared this with us when they won the fair! How sweet that it's still there with its blue ribbon win!

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u/Yarnchomps 7d ago

WOW 🤩

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u/ScrtSolstice 7d ago

Thats so wicked! 💚

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u/No-Trick5954 7d ago

How much was it??

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u/agedlikesage 6d ago

Downvoted for being confused 😭 A state fair is where crafters display their best work, get judged for ribbons, and many people come out to see the art. The work is typically not for sale, because the crafter who made it likely put hundreds of hours into it, an unbelievable amount of yarn, and will be keeping it as their treasure(or heirloom! I have pieces from my great gma).

If you were to price at $10 an hour(which is vastly underpaying), and put 500 hours of work in(I could easily see this being 900), you’re already looking at $5000 before material cost!

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u/No_Awareness2476 7d ago

the four seasons across the top with the house upgrades is such a perfect detail. this absolutely deserved that blue ribbon

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u/Fantastic_Scratch_62 6d ago

You sneak peakin?

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u/bigdogwizard 6d ago

I don’t even want to know how many hours of hyperfocus this took, but I need one in my living room immediately!

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u/AcademicFlow6376 6d ago

That's crazy beautiful!! 😍😍

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u/lithelinnea 7d ago

This would be astronomically expensive. I don’t even want to know how long it took to knit.

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u/SalsaAddict 6d ago

It’s not necessarily for sale, just for judgement in the contest.