Department F-1
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Adult (19 and older)
(See page 3 for Exhibiting Rules and Regulations)
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Exhibits for adults, ages 19 and over.
Exhibits should be clean.
Exhibits will be judged on: a) general appearance; b) workmanship and techniques; c) harmony or contrast of
color selection; d) appropriateness of selected materials balanced against its probable use.
Any item made from a kit must be identified as such.
Even though exhibits are judged on their own merits, enhancements of the exhibit achieved through special
mountings, framing, or display will make for a better show.
There will be one “Best in Show” ribbon plus $10.00 awarded to an adult who has won a blue ribbon on an exhibit.
There will be one “Best in show” ribbon plus $10.00 awarded to an adult who has won a blue ribbon on a quilt.
Also, there will be two runner-up “Best in Show” ribbons awarded plus $5.00 each.
Section I: Crocheting
Class:
1. Afghan
2. Baby Afghan
3. Baby Apparel
4. Bedspread
5. Fashion Accessories
6. Felted Crocheted Item
7. Home Accessories (doilies, snowflakes, etc.)
a. Small
b. Large
8. Tablecloth
9. Wearing Apparel
10. Miscellaneous
Prizes: 1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $2.00
Section II: Embroidery and Needlework
Class:
11. Crewel, article
12. Cross Stitch, counted
a. Article
b. Framed (small)
c. Framed (large)
13. Cross Stitch, stamped
14. Embroidered
a. Article
b. Tablecloth
15. Needlepoint, article
16. Miscellaneous Technique
Prizes: 1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $2.00
Section III: Knitting
Class:
17. Afghan
18. Baby Afghan
19. Baby Wearing Apparel
20. Cape or Shawl
21. Felted Item
22. Gloves or Mittens
23. Hat or Purse
24. Scarf/Muffler
25. Socks
26. Sweater
27. Vest
28. Miscellaneous
Prizes: 1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $2.00
Section IV: Quilts & Comforters
(Top and quilting should be done by the exhibitor except for class 32.)
Class:
29. Bed Quilts
a. Applique
b. Patchwork
30. Clothing
31. Crib Quilt
32. Long Arm Quilted (by paid professional)
a. Applique Bed Quilt
b. Crib Quilt
c. Patchwork Bed Quilt
d. Wall Hanging
33. Mini quilts (approx. 24 inches square)
34. Tied
35. Wall Hanging
a. Applique
b. Art Quilt (landscape, contemporary, etc.)
c. Patchwork
36. Group Quilt
37. Whole Cloth
38. Other
Prizes: 1st - $6.00; 2nd - $4.50; 3rd - $3.00
Section V: Rugs
Class:
39. Latch Hook
40. Other
Prizes: 1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $2.00
Section VI: Weaving/Braiding
Class:
41. Large Article
42. Small Article
Prizes: 1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $2.00
Section VII: Wool
Class:
43. Dyeing
a. Roving
b. Yarn
44. Embellished (commercially made) Item
45. Felted, needle
a. Accessories
b. Clothing
c. Wall Decorations
d. Other
46. Felted, wet
a. Accessories
b. Clothing
c. Wall Decoration
d. Other
47. Hand Spun Yarn
48. Recycled Wool
Prizes: 1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $2.00
Section VIII: Woodworking
Class:
49. Wood Article
a. Accessory
b. Frame
c. Furniture
d. Hand Carved
e. Hand Painted
f. Toy
g. Wood Burning
50. Wood Article (original design)
Prizes: 1st - $6.00; 2nd - $4.50; 3rd - $3.00
Section IX: Handicrafts
Class:
51. Baskets (handmade)
52. Ceramics
a. Glazed
b. Painted
53. Clay Objects
54. Decorative Painting
a. Natural Materials (gourds, rocks, shells, etc.)
b. On Metal (tole work, etc.)
c. On Purchased Item (tote, apron, t-shirt, etc.)
d. On Slate
e. On Wood (plaque, signs, etc.)
55. Duct Tape Item
56. Fabric Design (tie dye, batik, textile painting, etc.)
57. Holiday Decorations
a. Ornament
b. Wall Hanging
c. Wreath
d. Other Article Suggesting Holiday
58. Jewelry (handmade)
a. Bracelet
b. Earrings
c. Necklace
d. Pin or Pendant
e. Other
59. Leatherwork
a. Horse Gear or Tack
b. Personal Accessories (wallets, belts, etc.)
c. Miscellaneous
60. Paper Crafts
a. Altered Book (pick a page or the cover, and protect it with plastic or saran wrap)
b. Framed Item
c. Gift Box, decorated (under 12”)
d. Greeting Cards, Stamped (2 must be mounted on a sheet of cardstock)
e. Greeting Cards, Other Technique (2 must be mounted on a sheet of cardstock)
f. Scrap Book Layout (2 page layout, attached, and with page protector)
g. Any Other Item
61. Paper Mache
62. Pottery
63. Items Made of Recycled Materials (list materials)
64. Soap (handmade)
65. Stained Glass
a. Free Standing Item (boxes, nite-lites, lamps, clocks)
b. Hanging Piece (panels, cabinet doors)
c. Stained Glass Framed Mirrors
d. Suncatchers
e. Miscellaneous
66. Wreath (other than holiday)
67. Miscellaneous
68. Any Item By Adult/Senior Youth With Special Needs
Prizes: 1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $2.00
Section X: Displays
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Displays may be entered if not previously entered in another class.
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Each display must contain at least 4 articles.
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Each display must be mounted or contained in an area no larger than 24” X 24”.
Class:
69. Articles Featuring Your Hobby
70. Handmade Articles
71. Nature Collection
72. For Senior Citizens Only
Prizes: 1st - $4.00; 2nd - $3.50; 3rd - $3.00
Senior Youth (ages 14-18)
(See page 3 for Exhibiting Rules and Regulations)
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Exhibits for youth, ages 14 through 18.
Exhibitor’s age must be indicated on entry tag.
Sections and classes are the same as for adults. See adult listing above. (Senior Youth classes will be
designated with “Y” prefix & new numbers 101-172.)
Exhibits should be clean.
Exhibits will be judged on: a) general appearance; b) workmanship and techniques; c) harmony or contrast of
color selection; d) appropriateness of selected materials balanced against its probable use.
Any item made from a kit must be identified as such.
Even though exhibits are judged on their own merits, enhancements of the exhibit achieved through special
mountings, framing, or display will make for a better show.
There will be one “Best in Show” ribbon plus $5.00 awarded to a senior youth who has won a blue ribbon on an
exhibit. There will also be a runner-up “Best in Show” ribbon awarded plus $2.50.
Intermediate Youth (ages 9-13)
(See page 3 for Exhibiting Rules and Regulations)
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Exhibits for youth, ages 9 through 13.
Exhibitor’s age must be indicated on entry tag.
Classes will be designated with “M” prefix & numbers 201-261.
Exhibits should be clean.
Exhibits will be judged on amount of work involved and degree of perfection.
Any item made from a kit must be identified as such.
Even though exhibits are judged on their own merits, enhancements of the exhibit achieved through special
mountings, framing, or display will make for a better show.
Exhibits must be made by exhibitor with very little or no help from adults.
There will be one “Best in Show” ribbon plus $5.00 awarded to an intermediate youth who has won a blue ribbon
on an exhibit. There will also be a runner-up “Best in Show” ribbon awarded plus $2.50.
Section I: Needlework
Class:
201. Crocheting
202. Cross Stitch, Stamped
203. Embroidered Article
204. Knitting
205. Needlepoint
206. Plastic Canvas
207. Quilting
Prizes: 1st - $2.50; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.50
Section II: Wool
Class:
208. Dyeing Natural Fibers
209. Felted
a. Decorating Accessories
b. Wearable
210. Hand Spun Yarn
211. Recycled Wool
Prizes: 1st - $2.50 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.50
Section III: Handicrafts
Class:
212. Basket
213. Bead Art
214. Bean and Seed Picture
215. Bird Feeder
216. Bird House
217. Booklet
218. Candle
219. Ceramic
a. Glazed
b. Painted
220. Collage
221. Creative Craft (popsicle sticks, clothespins, toothpicks, other)
222. Diorama
223. Doll House or Barn (small)
224. Dough Art
225. Duct Tape Item
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Felt Object
Foam Art
Gourd Art
Handmade Jewelry
a. Bracelet
b. Earrings
c. Necklace
d. Pin or Pendant
e. Other
Handmade Wooden Article
a. Kits
b. Original Design
Holiday Decorations
a. Ornament
b. Wreath
c. Other Article Suggesting Holiday
K-Nex Construction (must be secured in a box or container)
Latch Hook
Leatherwork
Lego Type Construction (must be secured in a box or container)
Magnet Decoration
Mobile
Models
a. Vehicle (car, truck, airplane, etc.)
b. Other
Modeling Clay
Paper Crafts
a. Altered Books (pick a page or the cover and protect it with plastic or saran wrap)
b. Cut and Pierced
c. Greeting Cards (2 mounted on cardstock)
b. Origami or Other 3-D Paper
e. Scrapbook (2 page layout, attached and protected with page protectors)
f. Other
Paper Mache
Picture Frames or Albums
a. Padded With Fabric
b. Other
Plastic Craft
Pottery
Article From Recycled Materials (list materials)
Rock Art
Sand Art
a. Bottle
b. Other
Stained Glass
Stepping Stone
String Art
Stuffed Doll
Textile Art (tie-dye, painted or decorated, etc.)
a. On Purchased Item (t-shirt, tote bag, etc.)
b. Quilt Block (12” X 12”)
c. Other
Weaving/Braiding
a. Potholders
b. Other
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Prizes: 1st
Wood Burn Article
Yarn Object
Miscellaneous Craft
Any Craft Made By Intermediate Age Youth with Special Needs
- $2.50; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.50
Section IV. Displays
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Display may be entered if not previously entered in another class.
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Each display must contain at least 4 articles.
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Each display must be mounted or contained in an area no larger than 24” X 24”.
Class
258.
259.
260.
261.
Prizes: 1st
Articles Featuring Your Hobby
Handmade Articles
Nature Collection
Posters
- $3.00; 2nd – $2.50; 3rd - $2.00
Junior Youth (ages 8 and under)
(See page 3 for Exhibiting Rules and Regulations)
Guidelines:
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Exhibits for youth, ages 8 and under.
Exhibitor’s age must be indicated on entry tag.
Classes will be designated with “C” prefix & numbers 301-338.
Exhibits should be clean.
Exhibits will be judged on amount of work involved and degree of perfection.
Any item made from a kit must be identified as such.
Even though exhibits are judged on their own merits, enhancements of the exhibit achieved through special
mountings, framing, or display will make for a better show.
Exhibits must be made by exhibitor with very little or no help from adults.
There will be one “Best in Show” ribbon plus $5.00 awarded to a junior youth who has won a blue ribbon on an
exhibit. There will also be a runner-up “Best in Show” ribbon awarded plus $2.50.
Section I: Handicrafts
Class:
301. Bead Art
302. Bean and Seed Picture
303. Bird Feeder
304. Birdhouse
305. Booklet
306. Ceramics
307. Collage
308. Creative Craft (popsicle, clothespins, toothpicks, etc.)
309. Diorama
310. Dough Art
311. Duct Tape Item
312. Foam Art
313. Handmade Jewelry
a. Bracelet
b. Necklace
c. Other
314. Holiday Decoration
315. K-Nex Construction (must be secured in a box or container)
316. Legos Construction (must be secured in a box or container)
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Prizes: 1st
Magnet Art
Mobile
Model (car, truck, airplane, etc.)
Modeling Clay
Needlework Item (embroidery, needlepoint, cross stitch, knitting, crocheting, etc.)
Paper Mache
Paper Crafts
a. Folded Paper Item (origami, airplane, etc.)
b. Greeting Card (mounted on cardstock)
c. Snowflakes (3 snowflakes mounted on 1 sheet of 12” x 12” cardstock)
d. Tissue Paper Flowers (3 flowers displayed in appropriate container)
e. Other
Plastic Craft
Pottery
Article From Recycled Materials (list materials)
Rock Art
a. Painted
b. Sculpture
Sand Art
a. Bottle
b. Other
Stepping Stone
Textile Art (tie-dye, painted or decorated, etc.)
a. On Purchased Item (t-shirt, tote bag, etc.)
b. Quilt Block (12” X 12”)
c. Other
Weaving/Braiding
a. Potholder
b. Other
Wool Project
Miscellaneous
Any Craft Made By Junior Age Youth With Special Needs
- $2.50; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.50
Section II. Displays

Displays may be entered if not previously entered in another class.

Each display must contain at least 4 articles.
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Each display must be mounted or contained in an area no larger than 24” X 24”.
Class
335.
336.
337.
338.
Prizes: 1st
Articles Featuring Your Hobby
Handmade Articles
Nature Collection
Posters
- $3.00; 2nd – $2.50; 3rd - $2.00