87. Fiber-(Any crafted item made with yarn, fabric, wool, cotton, etc.)Sponsored by Shenandoah Fiber Festival
CLASSES
Premiums are: First Place: $2.50, Second Place: $2.00, Third Place: $1.50
K-2 Baked Goods
Younger Youth – Age 8 and under
Junior – Age 9 through 13
Senior – Age 14 through 19
Adult I – Age 20 through 59
Adult II- Age 60 and over
- Competition in the Baked Foods Section is open to Younger Youth age 8 and under, Juniors age 9 through 13, Seniors age 14 through 19, Adult I age 20 through 59, and Adult II age 60 and over.
- All exhibits must be in a clear disposable plastic container. Clear plastic containers will be provided when you enter your exhibits.
- Exhibits will be 1/2 cake, bread or pie. Bread is not to be sliced. Bread can be a full small loaf.
- Candy and cookie exhibits will consist of three (3) individual items.
- No meringue, custard, or cream pies will be accepted. No cream cheese frostings.
- Decorated cakes may be made on a form and will not be cut.
- Frosted cakes must have flavoring in the cake.
- All baked goods will be thrown away on Sunday. Only ribbons and tags are kept.
- The Baking Contests have their own rules and regulations (see listing under “Contests”).
- Decorated or shaped cakes should be no bigger than 9×13.
- Judges decisions are final. Judging will be based on the following:
- Flavor 50 points
- Appearance 25 points
- Texture 25 points
- Novel presentation will be judged on overall appearance and creativity. Not eligible for Best in Show.
A. BREADS, YEAST AND QUICK |
1. Biscuits-buttermilk, 3 |
2. Biscuits-sweetmilk, 3 |
3. Biscuits, misc, 3 |
4. Coffee Cake |
5. Cornbread |
6. Donuts, raised, 3 |
7. Donuts, cake, 3 |
8. Donuts, holes, 3 |
9. Donuts, misc., 3 |
10. Fruit Bread- Datenut, banana, etc, 1/4 |
11. Gingerbread |
12. Grain breads (oat, rye) |
13. Muffins, plain, 3 |
14. Muffins, fruit, 3 |
15. Muffins, corn, 3 |
16. Muffins, miscellaneous |
17. Pretzels, 3 |
18. Special Needs (Gluten free, Sugar free, etc) |
19. Vegetable bread-squash, pumpkin, potato, etc, 1/4 |
20. Whole wheat rolls, 3 |
21. Yeast bread, white, ½ or full small loaf |
22. Yeast bread, whole wheat, ½ or full small loaf |
23. Yeast sweet rolls, 3 (ex. Cinnamon rolls) |
24. Yeast sweet rolls, fruit, 3 |
25. Yeast rolls, plain, 3 |
26 Miscellaneous bread, 1/2 or small loaf (none of the above) |
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B. FROSTED CAKES |
27. Carrot,1/2 |
28. Chocolate,1/2 |
29. Coconut, 1/2 |
30. Cupcakes (3) |
31. Devil’s Food, 1/2 |
32. Pound,1/2 |
33. German Chocolate, 1/2 |
34. Red Velvet Cake, 1/2 |
35. Special Needs (Gluten free, Sugar free, etc), 1/2 |
36. Spice,1/2 |
37. Yellow, 1/2 |
38. Miscellaneous frosted cake (none of the above), 1/2 |
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C. UNFROSTED CAKES |
39. Angel Food, 1/2 |
40. Applesauce, 1/2 |
41. Pound-lemon, 1/2 |
42. Pound-yellow, chocolate, other, 1/2 |
43. Miscellaneous unfrosted cake (none of the above), 1/2 |
44. Special Needs (Gluten free, Sugar free, etc), /2 |
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D. FROSTING |
(small labeled container) |
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45. Caramel |
46. Chocolate |
47. Coconut |
48. German Chocolate |
49. Miscellaneous (none of the above)-NO CREAM CHEESE FROSTING |
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E. PIES |
50. Apple, 1/2 |
51. Blueberry, 1/2 |
52. Cherry, 1/2 |
53. Cobbler (any fruit) |
54. Dumplings (fruit), 3 |
55. Mini Pies (fruit), 3 |
56. Other fruit pies, 1/2 |
57. Peach, 1/2 |
58. Miscellaneous pies (none of the above), 1/2 |
F. COOKIES |
59. Bar,3 |
60. Biscotti,3 |
61. Brownies,3 |
62. Brownies, frosted, 3 |
63. Brownies, other, 3 |
64. Chip cookies, chocolate chip, 3 |
65. Chip cookies, M&M, 3 |
66. Chip cookies, other chips, 3 |
67. Date nut, 3 |
68. Fruit, 3 |
69. Gingersnaps, 3 |
70. No-Bake cookies, 3 |
71. Oatmeal,3 |
72. Peanut Butter, 3 |
73. Pressed Cookie, 3 |
74. Snickerdoodles, 3 |
75. Special Needs (Gluten free, Sugar free, etc) , 3 |
76. Sugar-dropped, 3 |
77. Sugar-rolled, 3 |
78. Miscellaneous cookies (none of the above) , 3 |
G. CANDIES |
79. Fudge, chocolate, 3 |
80. Fudge, microwave, 3 |
81. Fudge, other, 3 |
82. No Cook, 3 |
83. Nut Brittle (peanut, cashew, etc) , 3 |
84. Rice Krispies, 3 |
85. Special Needs (Gluten free, Sugar free, etc) , 3 |
86. Miscellaneous candies (none of the above) , 3 |
H. NOVEL PRESENTATION |
87. Decorated Cake, whole |
88. Decorated Cupcakes , 3 |
89. Shaped Cake, whole |
90. Decorated Cookies , 3 |
91. Cookie Presentation , 3 |
92. Candy Presentation, 3 |
CLASSES
Premiums are: First Place: $2.50, Second Place: $2.00, Third Place: $1.50
K-3 Clothing
Younger Youth – Age 8 and under
Junior – Age 9 through 13
Senior – Age 14 through 19
Adult I – Age 20 and over
- Competition in the Clothing Section is open to Younger Youth age 8 and under, Juniors age 9 through 13, Seniors age 14 through 19, Adult age 20 and over.
- All articles must have been made since the previous year’s fair.
- All articles must be clean and on a hangar. It is strongly recommended that they be covered with a clear plastic bag.
- Prices and sizes are prohibited on articles and entry tags.
- All recycled or remodeled items need a description of changes made to the garment.
- Attach information if design is an original.
1. Accessories (belts, slippers, etc.) |
2. Apron (work or fancy) |
3. Article of wool |
4. Baby’s (1-4) dress |
5. Baby’s (1-4) play clothes |
6. Beach wear |
7. Blouse |
8. Boy’s pants |
9. Boy’s shirt |
10. Boy’s sport coat |
11. Boy’s suit |
12. Child’s coat |
13. Child’s pant suit |
14. Child’s play clothes |
15. Child’s (5-12) school dress |
16. Child’s smocked dress |
17. Christening outfit |
18. Costumes |
19. Culottes, shorts or scooter set |
20. Doll clothes (one outfit) |
21. Ensemble (dress, shirt or pants w/coat or jacket |
22. Formal dress (long or short) |
23. Garment-novelty fashion fabric |
24. Girl’s dress |
25. Girl’s jumper or shift |
26. Girl’s party dress |
27. Lady’s casual dress |
28. Lady’s dressy dress |
29. Lady’s jacket |
30. Lady’s jumper |
31. Lady’s or girl’s skirt (straight or A-line) |
32. Lady’s or girl’s slacks |
33. Lady’s pant suit |
34. Man’s dress suit |
35. Man’s shirt |
36. Man’s sport coat |
37. Man’s tie |
38. Night garment |
39. Recycled or Restyled |
40. Sports outfit (shorts or slacks with top) |
41. Tailored coat or cape |
42. Tailored suit |
43. Vests (home sewn) |
44. Wrap skirt |
45. Miscellaneous (none of the above) |
CLASSES
Premiums are: First Place: $2.50, Second Place: $2.00, Third Place: $1.50
K-4 Food Preservation
Younger Youth – Age 8 and under
Junior – Age 9 through 13
Senior – Age 14 through 19
Adult I – Age 20 through 59
Adult II – Age 60 and over
- Competition in the Food Preservation Section is open to Younger Youth age 8 and under, Juniors age 9 through 13, Seniors age 14 through 19, Adult I age 20 through 59, and Adult II age 60 and over.
- Vegetable, pickle relish and fruit exhibits should be brought in clear glass regulation canning jars. Corn only in pint jars. Jellies, jams and preserves, etc. Must be in a clear, glass regulation jelly jars. NO FREEZER or REFRIGERATED jams and jellies, and NO PARAFFIN sealed jams and jellies can be accepted. All jars in food preservation must have regulation non-zinc lids and rings. Groups of 5 vegetables and fruits are to be in individual containers. No labels on the jars.
- Exhibits may be opened for final judging at the judges’ discretion.
A. VEGETABLES |
1. Tomatoes-Whole |
2. Tomatoes-Cut |
3. Tomato-Stewed |
4. Tomato Juice |
5. Shelled Beans |
6. String Beans |
7. Lima Beans |
8. Waxed String Beans |
9. Cabbage |
10. Carrots |
11. Corn (Pint Jars Only) |
12. Beets |
13. Peas |
14. Potatoes |
15. Squash-Yellow |
16. Squash-Zucchini |
17. Sauerkraut |
18. Dried Vegetables |
19. Soup Mix |
20. Canned Meat |
21. Fancy Pack Vegetables |
22. Miscellaneous Vegetable |
23. Group of Five (5) Different Vegetables |
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B. PICKLES |
24. Sweet Cucumber Pickle-whole or piece |
25. Limed Cucumber Pickle |
26. Bread and Butter Pickle |
27. Dill Pickle- whole or piece |
28. Squash Pickle |
29. Peach Pickle |
30. Beet Pickle |
31. Green Tomato Pickle |
32. Pepper, Pickle |
33. Watermelon Rind Pickle |
34. Mustard Pickle |
35. Miscellaneous Pickle (none of the above) |
36. Hot Pepper Relish |
37. Sweet Pepper Relish |
38. Chow-chow |
39. Dilled Bean Pickle |
40. Miscellaneous Relish (none of the above) |
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C. SAUCES AND CHUTNEYS |
41. Barbecue Sauce |
42. Catsup |
43. Chili |
- Sauce
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- With beans & meat
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44. Chutney |
45. Fruit |
46. Mustard |
47. Salsa |
48. Spaghetti Sauce |
49. Tomato Sauce |
50. Miscellaneous |
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D. FRUIT |
51. Apples |
52. Applesauce |
53. Berries |
54. Cherries |
55. Peaches- Slices |
56. Peaches- Halves |
57. Pears |
58. Raspberries |
59. Strawberries |
60. Miscellaneous Fruit (none of the above) |
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E. JELLY (clear, spreadable) |
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61. Apple |
62. Blackberry |
63. Blueberry |
64. Cherry |
65. Crabapple |
66. Grape |
67. Herb |
68. Peach |
69. Pepper |
70. Raspberry |
71. Strawberry |
72. Miscellaneous Jelly (none of the above) |
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F. JAM (chopped, fruit, soft) |
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73. Apple |
74. Blackberry |
75. Blueberry |
76. Cherry |
77. Grape |
78. Peach |
79. Raspberry |
80. Strawberry |
81. Pepper |
82. Miscellaneous Jam (none of the above) |
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G. PRESERVES (large chunks, thick, pourable) |
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83. Cherry |
84. Grape |
85. Peach |
86. Strawberry |
87. Miscellaneous Preserves (none of the above) |
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H. MARMALADES – BUTTERS – CONSERVES |
88. Apple Butter |
89. Peach |
90. Miscellaneous Marmalade (none of the above) |
91. Miscellaneous Fruit Butter |
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I. HONEY |
92. Comb (1 box) |
93. Extracted, Jar (1-pound honey jar)- light |
94. Extracted, Jar (1-pound honey jar)- dark |
95. Flavors-Clover, Peach, etc (1-pound honey jar) |
96. Honey with Comb (1 pound honey jar) |
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J. SYRUP |
97. Tree (maple, etc) |
98. Fruit (peach, etc) |
CLASSES
Premiums are: First Place: $2.50, Second Place: $2.00, Third Place: $1.50
K-5 Needle Art
Younger Youth – Age 8 and under
Junior – Age 9 through 13
Senior – Age 14 through 19
Adult I – Age 20 through 59
Adult II – Age 60 and over
- Competition in the Needle Art Section is open to Younger Youth age 8 and under, Juniors age 9 through 13, Seniors age 14 through 19, Adult
- Group needle art will exhibit in K-8.
- Kits are allowable but must be specified either hand or machine.
- I age 20 through 59, and Adult II age 60 and over.
- Group needle art will exhibit in K-8.
- Kits are allowable but must be specified either hand or machine.
A. EMBROIDERY |
No framed pictures or pillows |
1. Bargello Needlepoint |
2. Candle-Wicking |
3. Chicken Scratch |
4. Counted Cross Stitch |
5. Counted Cross Stitch – verse only |
6. Counted Cross Stitch – on waste canvas |
7. Crewel |
8. Cross stitch |
9. Hardanger |
10. Machine |
11. Needlepoint |
12. Pillowcases (2) |
13. Redwork |
14. Silk Ribbon |
15. Tablecloth |
16. Miscellaneous Embroidery (none of the above) |
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B. PICTURES (framed) |
17. Counted Cross Stitch-Miniature (under 3″) |
18. Counted Cross Stitch-small (under 7″) |
19. Counted Cross Stitch-medium (under 12″) |
20. Counted Cross Stitch-large (12″ and over) |
21. Counted Cross Stitch-verse |
22. Crewel |
23. Embroidered |
24. Needlepoint, from kit |
25. Needlepoint, original design |
26. Sampler |
27. Miscellaneous (none of the above) |
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C. PILLOWS |
28. Applique |
29. Bargello Needlepoint |
30. Chicken Scratch |
31. Counted Cross Stitch |
32. Cross Stitch |
33. Crewel |
34. Crochet |
35. Embroidered |
36. Knit |
37. Latch Hook |
38. Needlepoint |
39. Pieced or Patchwork |
40. Miscellaneous (none of the above) |
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D. AFGHANS |
41. Broomstick Lace |
42. Crocheted, One Piece |
43. Crocheted, Squares or Medallions |
44. Crocheted, Mile-a-Minute |
45. Hairpin Lace |
46. Knitted |
47. Woven |
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E. RUGS |
48. Braided |
49. Hooked |
50. Latch Hook |
51. Loomed or Woven |
52. Miscellaneous (none of the above) |
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F. BEDSPREADS AND QUILTS |
(At least 55″ x 82″ for twin size) |
53. Applique |
54. Pieced/Patchwork |
55. Embroidered |
56. Hand Quilted |
57. Whole Cloth |
58. Tied Quilt |
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G. QUILTED THROWS |
(At least 40″ x 45″ but less than 55″ x 82″) |
59. Applique |
60. Pieced/Patchwork |
61. Embroidered |
62. Hand Quilted |
63. Whole Cloth |
64. Miscellaneous (none of the above but no tied fleece) |
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H. CROCHET |
65. Adult Garment |
66. Bedspread-crochet cotton or thread, not yarn, bed size, not miniature or doll |
67. Cape, Shawl, Stole |
68. Child’s Garment |
69. Collar |
70. Doily |
71. Dish Cloths (3) |
72. Hat |
73. Infinity Scarf or Cowl |
74. Scarf |
75. Tablecloth (not topper & crochet thread, not yarn) |
76. Tatting |
77. Vest |
78. With Novelty Yarn |
79. Miscellaneous (none of the above) |
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I. KNITTING |
80. Adult Garment-No Sweaters |
81. Adult Sweater-Fair Isle, Icelandic |
82. Adult Sweater-Fisherman Knit |
83. Adult Sweater-Fancy Stitch |
84. Adult sweater-Stockinette or Garter Stitch |
85. Cape, Stole, Shawl |
86. Child’s Garment-No Sweaters |
87. Child’s Sweater-Fair Isle, Ireland |
88. Child’s Sweater-Fisherman Knit |
89. Child’s Sweater-Fancy Stitch |
90. Child’s Sweater-Stockinette or Garter
Stitch |
91. Dish cloths (3) |
92. Hand-warmer -Open Mittens |
93. Hat |
94. Infinity Scarf or Cowl |
95. Knit on a Loom |
96. Mittens or Gloves |
97. Socks (Pair) |
98. Scarf |
99. Vest |
100. With Novelty Yarn |
101. Miscellaneous (none of the above) |
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J. INFANTS |
102. Applique Quilt or Coverlet |
103. Pieced or Patchwork Quilt or Coverlet |
104. Hand Embroidered Quilt or Coverlet |
105. Machine Embroidered Quilt or Coverlet |
106. Afghan-Crocheted, 1 Piece |
107. Afghan- Crocheted, Squares or Medallions |
108. Afghan-Crocheted, Mile a Minute |
109. Afghan-Knit |
110. Crocheted Garment |
111. Knit Garment |
112. Miscellaneous (none of the above) |
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K. MISCELLANEOUS |
113. Applique Article |
114. Dolls, Dressed |
115. Dolls, Handmade |
116. Handmade Lace |
117. Latch Hook |
118. Miniature |
119. Patchwork Article |
120. Pillow Case |
121. Plastic Canvas |
122. Potholder, Crochet |
123. Potholder, Knit |
124. Potholder, Quilted |
125. Quilted Article |
126. Quilted Bedrunner (20×54 or larger) |
127. Sewn for the Home (no clothing) |
128. Shadow Quilting |
129. Smocked Article |
130. Stuffed Toys and Animals |
131. Table Mats (4) |
132. Table Runner |
133. Totebag or Pocketbook |
134. Trapunto |
135. Wall Hanging |
136. Weaving |
137. Miscellaneous (none of the above) |
CLASSES
Premiums are: First Place: $2.50, Second Place: $2.00, Third Place: $1.50
K-6 Hobbies & Collections
Younger Youth – Age 8 and under
Junior – Age 9 through 13
Senior – Age 14 through 19
Adult I – Age 20 and 59
Adult II – Age 60+
Competition in the Hobbies and Collections Section is open to Younger Youth age 8 and under, Juniors age 9 through 13, Seniors age 14 through 19, Adult I age 20 to 59, Adult II age 60+.
- Competition in the Hobbies and Collections Section is open to Younger Youth age 8 and under, Juniors age 9 through 13, Seniors age 14 through 19, Adult age 20 over.
- All models must be fully assembled.
- All models and/or collections must be securely mounted for suitable display.
- A collection consists of three (3) or more like items.
- All items must be identified at time of entry as entirely homemade or made from a kit.
- Exhibits size is limited to 3 ft. x 2 ft
A. MODELS |
(must be mounted) |
1. Air and Space |
2. Auto |
3. Cycles |
4. Racers |
5. Ships |
6. Trains |
7. Trucks |
8. Miscellaneous |
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B. COLLECTIONS |
(must be securely mounted or suitable for display) |
9. Animals |
10. Beads-Necklaces & etc |
11. Buttons |
12. Buckles |
13. Cards-Sports, Greeting, Invitations, Post |
14. Coins |
- Actual Coinage
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- Souvenir
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15. Coloring Book (Colored) |
16. Disney Articles |
17. Dolls |
18. Drawings |
19. 4-H Article |
20. Handmade |
21. Insects |
22. Jewelry – Rings, Necklaces, Brooches, Etc |
23. Keys-key rings |
24. Magnets |
25. Models |
26. Patches |
27. Pencils-Pens-Erasers |
28. Pez |
29. Pins, Trades, Informative |
30.Plates |
31. Rocks
A. Painted
B. Type |
32. Salt and Pepper Shakers |
33. Shadow Box Display of Collection |
34. Shells |
35. Seasonal |
36. Scrapbook, informative, phone
A, Handmade
B. Digital |
37. Spoons |
38. Stamps |
39. Teeth |
40. Thimbles |
41. Wearable (maximum 10) hats |
42. Writings |
43. Miscellaneous (none of the above) |
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C. HANDMADE |
(must be securely mounted) |
44. Birdhouses
A. Handmade
B. Kit |
45. Feeders (Animal, Bird)
A. Handmade
B. Kit |
46. Jewelry, handmade |
47. Made by Exhibitor |
48. Made by child eight (8) and under |
49. Miniature House |
50. Pinewood Derby |
51. Woodburning |
52. Woodcarving |
53. Woodworking, Small (12″ and under) |
54. Woodworking, Large (over 12″) |
55. Miscellaneous |
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D. FURNITURE |
(Small – anything that will be set on a table) |
(Medium – no larger than an end table) |
(Large – no larger than a rocking chair) |
56. Handmade |
57. Refinished Piece, small |
58. Refinished Piece, medium |
59. Refinished Piece, large |
60. Refinished Trunk |
61. Upholstered, medium |
62. Miscellaneous, decorative |
63. Miscellaneous, large |
64. Miscellaneous, medium |
65. Miscellaneous, small |
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E. CONSTRUCTIVE BUILDING |
(must be securely mounted) |
66. Konnects (K-Nex) |
67. Lego: Made from Kit |
68. Lego: Made from no kit |
69. Lego: Auto |
70. Lego: Ships |
71. Lego: Misc. |
72. Lincoln Logs |
73. Miscellaneous |
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E. OTHER |
74. Camp Craft |
75. Caning |
76. Decorated Birdhouse |
77. Decorated Feeder (animal, bird) |
78. Diorama |
79. Displays, large (over 12″) |
80. Displays, small (12″ and under) |
81. Fiber |
82. Mini Room Display |
83. Miscellaneous |
K-7 Arts & Crafts Painting
Younger Youth – Age 8 and under
Junior – Age 9 through 13
Senior – Age 14 through 19
Adult I – Age 20 through 59
Adult II – Age 60 and over
- Competition in the Painting section is open to Younger Youth age 8 and under, Juniors age 9 through 13, Seniors age 14 through 19, Adult I age 20 through 59, and Adult II age 60 and over.
- All pictures and wreaths must be ready for hanging (no tape, no strings). Wire hanging is preferred. No taped frames will be accepted.
CLASSES
Premiums are: First Place: $2.50, Second Place: $2.00, Third Place: $1.50
K-7 Arts & Crafts Painting
Younger Youth – Age 8 and under
Junior – Age 9 through 13
Senior – Age 14 through 19
Adult I – Age 20 through 59
Adult II – Age 60 and over
- Competition in the Painting section is open to Younger Youth age 8 and under, Juniors age 9 through 13, Seniors age 14 through 19, Adult I age 20 through 59, and Adult II age 60 and over.
- All pictures and wreaths must be ready for hanging (no tape, no strings). Wire hanging is preferred. No taped frames will be accepted.
CLASSES
Premiums are: First Place: $2.50, Second Place: $2.00, Third Place: $1.50
1. Acrylics |
2. Chalk |
3. Charcoal |
4. Coloring Pages |
5. Computer |
6. Crayon |
7. Decorated |
8. Finger |
9. Hand |
10. Ink |
11. Map |
12. Marker |
13. Mixed media |
14. Number |
15. Oil |
16. Oil Pastel |
17. Pen |
18. Pencil-Colored |
19. Pencil-Graphite |
20. Sponge |
21. Stenciling (not fabric) |
22. Tempura |
23. Watercolor |
24. Miscellaneous (none of the above |
K-8 Educational Exhibits
- Competition in this section is open to organized 4-H clubs, scout troops, FFA chapters, FCE, and other community youth and adult organizations in Clarke County. In addition, educational exhibits may be entered by individuals, both youth and adults.
- All club educational exhibits must be the work of at least five (5) or more club members.
- Each club and/or individual will be provided a space approximately three (3) feet by four (4) feet for the exhibit.
- Only one entry per class will be accepted from each club or individual.
- Categories for competition include youth clubs, adult clubs, youth individuals and adult individuals.
- Exhibits in each class will be judged on a set of standards and scored based on the appropriate score card. A Blue ribbon will be 90-100 points; red ribbon will be 80-89 points; and white ribbon will be 70-79 points. This is the Danish System for judging. It is possible for more than one exhibit to receive the same color ribbon in a class.
- A special class will be offered for 4-H and FFA members from Clarke County who wish to enter a SAE record or 4-H portfolio. They are a member’s record of learning activities and accomplishments in one project area. Complete guidelines in preparing these record books are available at the Clarke County Extension Office and from FFA Advisors.
- A special non-competitive class will be offered to 4-H Cloverbuds (5-8 year old 4-H members). There will be no prize money or placings. Everyone will receive participation ribbons.
CLASSES
Premiums & Ribbons: Blue: $11.00, Red: $8.00, White: $6.00
GROUPS |
1. 4-H |
2. FFA |
3. Scout |
4. Other Community Youth Organization |
5. Adult Organizations |
6. 4-H/FFA Scrapbook |
Premiums & Ribbons: Blue: $6.00, Red: $4.00, White: $3.00 |
INDIVIDUALS |
7. Youth Individual Exhibit |
A. Display |
B. Report |
8. Adult Individual Exhibit |
A. Display |
B. Report |
9. FFA Achievement Record Book |
10. Youth Scrapbook |
11. 4-H Portfolio Book |
12. Creative Writing |
A. Youth |
B. Adult |
13. Clover-buds |
14. Heirloom |
Classes |
Premiums |
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Blue |
Red |
White |
GROUPS |
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1. 4-H |
11.00 |
8.00 |
6.00 |
2. FFA |
11.00 |
8.00 |
6.00 |
3. Scout |
11.00 |
8.00 |
6.00 |
4. Other Community Youth Organization |
11.00 |
8.00 |
6.00 |
5. Adult Organizations |
11.00 |
8.00 |
6.00 |
6. 4-H/FFA Scrapbook |
11.00 |
8.00 |
6.00 |
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INDIVIDUALS |
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7. Youth Individual Exhibit |
6.00 |
4.00 |
3.00 |
A. Display |
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B. Report |
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8. Adult Individual Exhibit |
6.00 |
4.00 |
3.00 |
A. Display |
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B. Report |
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9. FFA Achievement Record Book |
6.00 |
4.00 |
3.00 |
10. Youth Scrapbook |
6.00 |
4.00 |
3.00 |
11. 4-H Portfolio Book |
6.00 |
4.00 |
3.00 |
12. Creative Writing |
6.00 |
4.00 |
3.00 |
A. Youth |
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B. Adult |
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13. Clover-buds |
Ribbon |
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14. Heirloom |
6.00 |
4.00 |
3.00 |
SUBJECT MATTER |
Points |
A. Does it carry out a theme? |
20 |
B. Is it accurate? |
20 |
C. Is it educational? |
20 |
D. Are models, motion, photos, illustrations and special effects used effectively? |
10 |
E. Is it attractive, neat and uncluttered? |
20 |
F. Does it catch the eye and follow through? |
10 |
TOTAL |
100 |
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Points |
A. Expressiveness |
40 |
B. Informative |
25 |
C. Neatness |
15 |
D. Layout of Article |
10 |
E. Grammar, Spelling, Punctuation |
10 |
TOTAL |
100 |
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Points |
A. Experience in 4-H, FFA project and activities |
40 |
B. Experience in 4-H, FFA leadership |
25 |
C. Experience in 4-H, FFA personal, community and civic responsibility |
25 |
D. Neatness and appearance of book |
10 |
TOTAL |
100 |
A. Is it organized logically and orderly? |
30 |
B. Does it carry a main theme? |
10 |
C. Are entries labeled? |
20 |
D. Are entries legible? |
20 |
E. Are entries neat? |
20 |
TOTAL |
100 |
K-9 Special Needs
Youth – Under 20
Adult – 20 and older
- Competition in the Special Needs Section is open to Youth Under 20 and Adult 20 and older.
- Only clean, stain-free items will be accepted.
- All items must be identified at time of entry as homemade or from a kit and recycled items must reflect original work with identified material used.
- Classes will be expanded as needed.
CLASSES
Premiums are: First Place: $2.50, Second Place: $2.00, Third Place: $1.50
- Needle Arts
- Canned Goods
- Arts & Crafts
- Arts & Crafts Painting
- Baked Goods
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