Robyn Kitto, of Roxburgh, models ''Romancing Espresso'', entered by The Lounge at 103, which won the business house category and the overall supreme award. Photos Leith Huffadine : 'Amazing evening' demonstrates just what you can do with tartan

Amelia Pasco, of Roxburgh, models Janet McDonald's creation, ''Myth of the Minch'', a runner-up in the Business House category. : 'Amazing evening' demonstrates just what you can do with tartan

Tahlia Moir, of Roxburgh, models ''Self Raised'', designed by Cuinna Macbeth for Millers Flat Four Square, Faigan's Community Store, which won the people's choice award. : 'Amazing evening' demonstrates just what you can do with tartan

Julie Morton, of Cromwell, models her own creation, ''Te Puea'', which received a highly commended award. : 'Amazing evening' demonstrates just what you can do with tartan

Kia Wales, of Roxburgh, models Fay Kennedy's design, ''Thyme for Shooting'', which was awarded first place in the sport and recreation category. : 'Amazing evening' demonstrates just what you can do with tartan