Young and old have sorted through their recycled goods to create a masterpiece for the rescue and recycle wreaths and baubles competition.
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From preschoolers, to primary students and even adults, the entries into this year’s recycled Christmas baubles and wreaths are incredible.
The rules are simple: Each masterpiece had to be made out of 70 per cent upcycled or recycled items and could be no larger than 40x40cm.
Any lights on the creations had to be battery powered and points would be given for design, innovation and originality.
The sections included: Years 5/6, Preschool, Under five years, and open.
Judging took place on Saturday, however locals have an opportunity to vote for their favourite wreath and bauble through the People’s Choice category.
With the winner being announced this Friday, pop in sometime this week to the Inverell Art Gallery to place your vote.
