Kimberly Lindsey placed second in the 2026 fair’s handmade-basket competition.
Gwen Mercer
October 1, 20261 min read
Princeton resident Kimberly Lindsey won second place in the State Fair of Texas competition for handmade baskets, according to the fair’s 2026 results.
The award falls within the Craft Creations division. Fair organizers say ribbon-winning arts and crafts entries are displayed during the fair, which runs through Oct. 18 at Fair Park in Dallas.
Sources: State Fair of Texas competition results; State Fair creative arts guide announcement.
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Gwen Mercer
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