Adult Arts & Crafts. Cheryl English, Superintendent Deadline for Entry Forms: Sept. 4
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1 Cheryl English, Superintendent Deadline for Entry Forms: Sept. 4 Phone: [email protected] Mailing Address: SFVA, Derby House - Arts & Crafts, Dawn Blvd, Doswell, VA Official Schedule ARTS & CRAFTS HALL Deadline for Entry Forms: Friday, Sept. 4 Delivery Dates for Arts & Crafts: Delivery Date for Baked Goods & Candies: Pick-Up Dates: Friday, Sept. 18, Noon-6:00 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, 9 a.m. -Noon Thursday, Sept. 24, 8a.m.- 10a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, Noon - 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7, 9a.m. -Noon (Items must be picked up by Noon on Wednesday, Oct. 7. We do not have storage facilities and will be unable to hold items past this time. Items will be thrown away after Oct. 7.) *Enter on-line at Please note that on-line entries are charged $1.00 per class. Mail-in entries must be accompanied by a check per exhibitor to cover entry fees. Faxed entries will not be accepted. Adult Arts and Crafts Department Rules: 1. State Fair General Rules apply to this department. By entering, you agree to read and abide by all State Fair General Rules and the rules of this department. 2. Use the Adult Arts and Crafts entry form or use on-line registration. No late additions or alterations of entries are permitted. Mailed forms postmarked after September 4 will not be accepted. 3. All articles for competition must be entered in the name of an individual competitor. Articles must be the handiwork of that individual and completed within the last year/since last year's Fair (except articles of interest, old or antique) No unfinished articles will be accepted. Articles created by professionals, teachers, etc. will not be eligible for competition, except where indicated. Employees of the Arts and Crafts Department are not permitted to compete in this department. Students in grades K through 12 attending school in Virginia or youth 18 years old and under must enter in the Youth Arts & Crafts Department, including Section 65, Parent/Child Cookies. 4. List article on entry form according to DIVISION and CLASS. You may make only one entry per class with no more than 15 items entered all together in the Arts and Crafts department. As a competitor, you are solely responsible for deciding on the proper DIVISION and CLASS for your entry. Entries improperly classified will not be changed or judged. We reserve the right to accept or refuse an exhibit. Photography divisions are limited to three (3) pieces total per exhibitor. 5. No article will be accepted unless there is a DIVISION and CLASS covering it as listed in the Competition Guide. Articles entered in the "Miscellaneous" or "Other" classes must not fit in any class listed elsewhere in the Guide. Articles entered in "Miscellaneous" or "Other" classes must be named and described on entry form. 6. Upon receiving and processing your entry form, the State Fair will print entry identification tags which will be available for you to attach when your entries are brought to the Fair. No Tags will be mailed this year. Altered tags will not be accepted, but you may add requested information to the back of the tag. If the item Page 1 of 14
2 is original or unusual, please include that information on the BACK of the tag. Items consisting of multiple parts must be connected, mounted or stabilized in some way to keep all pieces together. You must retain "claim check" part of entry tag to claim article on pick-up days. 7. Entries in this department may be mailed in instead of delivered in-person, but the Fair will not be responsible for any loss, damage or breakage. Packages must be received by Friday, Sept. 18. To have exhibit returned by FedEx, return shipping instructions must accompany the package as well as $10.00 to cover handling at the Fair and $20.00 for return shipping by FedEx. Ship items to: SFVA, Derby House - Arts & Crafts, Dawn Blvd., Doswell, VA The Fair assumes no responsibility in case of loss or damage to exhibited items from any cause. Any insurance desired on an entry must be carried by the individual who entered it. No one will be allowed to set up, remove, handle or rearrange exhibits. Security will be provided. Every possible care will be taken to protect the exhibit and competitor's materials. All articles will be entirely under the control and jurisdiction of the State Fair of Virginia until pick-up days. *NOTE: For 2015, Arts & Crafts Hall will be in a permanent building. 9. If space does not permit a display of all entries, those without ribbons will be stored until day of return. No materials will be released before Noon, Tuesday, October 6, The Arts & Crafts Department will not be responsible for articles left after Noon, Wednesday, Oct. 7. We do NOT have year-round storage facilities; items will be thrown away after Noon on Wednesday, Oct. 7. SPECIAL POPULATIONS - (no entry fees for these divisions) Individuals with special needs are invited to enter in any sections they desire. In addition, we offer the following special sections: Therapeutic Recreation -The State Fair of Virginia encourages participants in programs serving the disabled, nursing homes and hospitals to exhibit and compete with each other in the Therapeutic Recreation Section. Entries are to be clearly labeled with the name of the institution or program and the name of the competitor on each entry form. Because of limited display area, we ask that individuals enter no more than two items in this section. Senior Citizens - Senior citizens may compete in the special sections set up for seniors. Items entered in Sections 34 and 35, Senior Citizens 65(80) years or older, must be the work of that person or in memory of the creator of the work. Seniors who compete in this section may also enter in the other Arts and Crafts sections as desired, up to the allowed 15 items total. You may enter on-line or by mail, but submit your information ONLY ONCE! For more State Fair Competitions and Contests visit Page 2 of 14
3 : Art Division 1: ART Awards 1 st 2 nd 3 rd Each $10.00 $5.00 Ribbon All pieces must be properly framed and have wire for hanging attached. Entry tag must be securely attached. The State Fair of Virginia reserves the right to reject any entry. Must be artist's original work Acrylic or Oils on canvas or art board 1006 Sculpture (not painting) 1002 Water Colors or Acrylics on paper 1007 Painting on wood or other surface not listed 1003 Pastels 1008 Other Artwork not listed 1004 Charcoal, Pencil, Pen and Ink 1009 Kits 1005 Mixed Media Division 2: PHOTOGRAPHY Awards: 1 st $5.00 and Ribbon 2 nd Ribbon 3 rd Ribbon Rules: 1. Only ONE entry per person per class. Amateur photographers only. Prints may be made by commercial printers. Besides basic post-processing such as adjustment of brightness, contrast, color and sharpness, digital manipulations are NOT allowed (except in 2018& 2019). Photo must be entrant s own work and must have been taken since October 7, NOTE: Due to display space limitations, exhibitors are limited to three (3) pieces of photography total in Divisions 2A, 2B & 2C. 2. Description of es Human Interest: Candids, people interacting, family moments Scenic and Architectural: Landscapes, water, sunsets, buildings, roads, etc. Plants: Flowers, plants - cultivated or wild, fruit, vegetables Animals: Wild or domestic, pets, birds, insects Children: Including babies Humor: Make us laugh! Any subject; color, black & white, or alternative process may be used Digital Manipulation: Go digital! Any subject; digitally manipulated photograph. Manipulated image must be an original scanned work(s) of art by the exhibitor, with the finished work of art being designed as to not copy an original photograph or work of art by another person. The submitted work must reflect original intent by the submitting exhibitor. Still Life: Inanimate objects, or life forms that don t move flowers, food, etc. 3. All prints must be 5"x 7" and matted or mounted on matt board with a white mat with a minimum of 1 1/2" and a maximum of 2". No framed photos or poster board. 4. Guidelines for judging: a. Impact b. Composition c. Lighting d. Simplicity Photographs that show children must be accompanied by a signed release from the child's parent or legal guardian. Please see page following entry form for waiver to be used. Division 2A: Black & White Human Interest 2002 (5" x 7") Scenic and Architectural 2003 (5" x 7") Plants 2005 (5" x 7") Animals 2006 (5" x 7") Children 2007 (5" x 7") Still Life 2009 (5 x 7 ) Division 2B: Color Human Interest 2021 (5" x 7") Scenic and Architectural 2022 (5" x 7") Plants 2024 (5" x 7") Animals 2025 (5" x 7") Children 2026 (5" x 7") Still Life 2028 (5 x 7 ) Division 2C: Other - no Best of Section 2040 Humor (5"x7") 2041 Digital Manipulation (5"x7"- BLACK & WHITE) 2042 Digital Manipulation (5"x7" - COLOR) *NOTE: Due to display space limitations, exhibitors are limited to 3 pieces of photography total in Divisions 2A, 2B &2C. All photos must be 5"x7" and mounted or matted. Page 3 of 14
4 : Quilts State Fair of Virginia Quilt Show State Fair Quilt Show Awards Best In Show: Each : Rules: The quilt show is open to amateurs, professionals and seniors. $200 & Rosette 1st Place - $50 & Blue Rosette 2nd Place - $30 & Red Rosette 3rd Place - $20 & White Rosette Each quilt should have a 4" sleeve (for hanging purposes) sewn onto the back side of the quilt as close to the top edge as possible, before they are delivered to the Fair. **QUILTS WILL NOT BE DISPLAYED WITHOUT A SLEEVE. For fairness in judging, please stitch a piece of fabric covering the name of the competitor before delivering the quilt to the Fair. 1. All quilts must be clean, free of smoke or odor, constructed of fabric and quilted. 2. All entries must have been completed after the 2014 State Fair. 3. There is a limit of one quilt per person, per class. A quilt may be entered in only one class. 4. Quilts that do not meet these requirements will not be judged or displayed. These competitors will be notified. Entries submitted in the wrong category will be evaluated and displayed, but will not receive an award. 5. Please include quilt dimensions in description field of entry form. Division Machine pieced, hand quilted (must be quilted entirely by hand) Machine pieced, machine quilted (domestic) Machine pieced, machine quilted (longarm) Hand pieced, hand quilted 6005 Appliqued by hand 6006 Appliqued by machine 6007 Mixed techniques - both piecing and applique are used to develop the quilt top or the quilt is constructed using one special technique such as a whole cloth quilt with or without trapunto, embroidered, or other surface design technique 6008 Wall Hanging or Art Quilt not intended for use as bedding 6009 Crib or other small bed quilt, smaller than twin bed size 6010 Novelty quilt - YoYo, Cathedral, or Tied Stay up to date on all State Fair Events and Competitions at Page 4 of 14
5 Division 7: EMBROIDERY AND NEEDLEWORK Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Judged on workmanship, appearance, design, beauty and originality, appropriateness, harmony of colors, and material. No machine embroidery should be entered in this section. In counted cross stitch, ALL CROSSES MUST BE GOING IN THE SAME DIRECTION in order to be judged. All plastic canvas must be entered in class All articles must be finished and ready for use either as a framed picture, a pillow, or appropriate use as a tray insert or article of clothing. In classes 7001, 7002 and 7003, the majority of the design should be counted cross stitch; otherwise, it should go in All articles should be clean and pressed. Pictures should be framed and ready for hanging. If using non-glare glass, make certain it does not have etching Counted cross stitch on Aida 5-14 count 7002 Counted cross stitch on Aida 18 or smaller count 7003 Counted cross stitch on other than Aida 7004 Petite Point 7005 Needlepoint - Framed Picture 7006 Needlepoint Other 7007 Crewel or Needlepoint Handbag 7008 Surface Embroidery - Pillow Top 7009 Surface Embroidery - Framed Picture 7010 Crewel - Wool Embroidery on Linen Fabric 7011 Surface Embroidery or Crewel Other 7012 Candlewicking 7013 Counted Thread - other than Cross Stitch or needlepoint 7014 Table Linens - any Form of Needle work 7015 Monograms 7016 Smocking - no clothing 7017 Any Needlework - Original Design 7018 Plastic Canvas Needlepoint 7019 Silk Ribbon 7020 Silk 7021 Silk and Metal (Smocked clothing entries should be entered in Division 9.) Division 8: ART, WEARABLE Decorated Clothing - any medium Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon 8001 Machine embroidered, specify item 8002 Mixed techniques, single garment, specify item and techniques 8003 Mixed techniques, ensemble, specify item and techniques 8004 Non-quilted, sewn, may be pieced, single garment, specify item and technique(s) 8005 Non-quilted, sewn, may be pieced, ensemble, specify item and technique(s) 8006 Quilted (layers of fabric, stitched together), single garment, specify item 8007 Any other technique, single garment, specify item and technique(s) 8008 Any other technique, ensemble, specify item and technique(s) 8009 Professional, single garment, specify item and technique(s) 8010 Professional, ensemble, specify item and technique(s) Division 9: SEWING Awards: 1st 2nd 3rd Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Judged on general appearance, design and color, material used, and workmanship Infant s Wear 9002 Christening Outfit 9003 Child s Casual Wear 9004 Child's Formal Wear 9005 Child s Machine-made Dress 9006 Adult s Machine-made Dress 9007 Adult s Wedding Dress 9008 Adult's Formal Dress 9010 Apron, Any Style 9011 Article of Wearing Other - Machine Made 9012 Article of Household Furnishings 9013 Smocked Clothing9014 Pillow 9015 Period Costumes 9016 Purse 9017 Flag or Banner 9018 Other Sewing (must describe article) Page 5 of 14
6 Division 13: KNITTING Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon 1301 Afghan 1302 Baby Afghan 1303 Baby Set 1304 Sweater- Child's 1305 Sweater- Man's 1306 Sweater- Woman's 1307 Vest or Sleeveless Sweater 1308 Gloves or Mittens (a pair) 1309 Socks (a pair) 1310 Hat or Cap 1311 Shawl/Stole/Poncho 1312 Knitted item- felted 1313 Scarf 1314 Other knitted item not listed above Division 14: CROCHETING Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon 1401 Table or Luncheon Cloth 1402 Bedspread 1403 Household Accessory 1404 Afghan 1405 Afghan, "Granny" 1406 Afghan Stitch with Applied Design 1407 Baby Afghan 1408 Baby Set 1409 Wearing Apparel 1410 Fashion Accessories 1411 Other Crochet Item Division 15: WEAVING Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon 1501 Loom woven luncheon mats (set 4) 1502 Loom woven towel 1503 Loom woven coverlet or contemporary bedspread 1504 Loom woven afghan or baby blanket 1505 Woven bag (on loom or off loom) 1506 Hand or loom woven wall hanging, screen or wall divider 1507 Loom woven rug 1508 Loom woven wearing apparel or accessory 1509 Loom woven article, other Division 16: HAND-SPINNING Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon All entries must be labeled with name of fiber, approximate proportions of fiber types in blends (i.e. 70% wool, 30% silk), preparation method, dye (if dyed), breed of animal if known, number of plies, equipment used and proposed use of finished yarn (knitting, weaving crochet, lace, etc.) Example: 50% wool, 47% mohair, 3% lurex in a commercially dyed and carded batt, recarded to blend colors on a drum carder and spun as a 2-ply spiral novelty yarn on a flyer wheel. Use: handknitting yarn Wool, 2-3 oz. skein, dyed or undyed. Name breed if known Natural Cellulose Fiber: cotton, flax, ramie, hemp. 1-2 oz. skein, dyed or undyed, or blends of these fibers Luxury Fibers: silk, alpaca, llama, vicuna, camel, angora (rabbit), mohair, cashmere, cashgora, qivut, pet hair, superfine wools, dyed or undyed, or blends of these fibers, 1 oz. skein Novelty Yarns: well constructed yarns using a defined technique (name technique), demonstrating consistency, control and good design. 1-2oz. skein. Examples are corespun, bouclé, spiral, slub, tufted. May contain up to 50% synthetic or mill-spun elements Hand Dyeing: 2 oz. skein of handspun natural fiber yarn (1-2 oz. cellulose or luxury fibers), indicate dye used and technique. Examples: Fiber reactive dyes applied directly on silk caps, steam set; wool fleece vat dyed in weld, skein over dyed with indigo Spinner s Workbasket: 8 oz. or more handspun yarn to complete a specific project with tools, findings, etc. attractively arranged. Must include pattern, sketch, swatch, or directions for proposed project Finished Wearable - Handspun 1608 Spinner's Choice: Any other fiber craft item from handspun or unspun textile fibers. May include rugs, towels, tapestry, bags, felted fibers, jewelry, etc Modern Techno Fibers - Soy silk, nylon flash, ingeo, bamboo etc. 1-2 oz. skein. Page 6 of 14
7 Division 21: BASKETRY Division 23: HANDCRAFTS Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Amateurs & Professionals allowed in this Division. On a 3 x 5 card, in 25 words or less, type or print a descriptive statement including materials used and special techniques employed. Do not include the weaver's name 2101 Flat Reed (also includes Flat/Oval) 2102 Hardwoods (oak, maple, ash, etc.) 2103 Wire and Textile (wire, waxed linen, waxed cotton, paper, etc.) 2104 Mixed Media 2105 Wicker (round reed, willow, anything woven wicker" style) 2106 Coiled (basket woven with coiling technique pine needles, sweetgrass, cords, grasses, etc.) 2107 Ribbed (any material woven with a "Rib" technique) 2108 Mold Woven (Nantuckets, Shakers, etc.) 2109 Miniature (4" or less) 2110 Other not listed Division 22: BUTTONS Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Best of Section: Rosette 2201 Button Collection (mounted for display) 2202 Button Sampler 2203 Button picture (or design) 2204 Frame decorated with buttons 2205 Box or Purse decorated with buttons 2206 Clothing decorated with buttons 2207 Jewelry (pins, earrings, etc.) 2208 Ornament of or using buttons 2209 Toy using buttons 2210 Doll using buttons 2211 Antique button collection/display 2212 Other not listed Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Best of Section: Rosette Articles in this section are judged on their entirety. Name article in 2330 on your entry form. Enter Holiday Crafts in Division Calligraphy 2303 Ceramic Painting 2304 Decorated Containers 2305 Egg Craft - not holiday theme 2306 Decorated Straw Hat 2307 Decorative Lamp 2308 Decoupage 2309 Dried Flower Arrangement 2311 Floor Cloth 2312 Flower Arrangement - Unusual Material 2313 Glass Ornaments 2314 Painting on Glass 2315 Leaded Glass 2316 Polymer Clay Sculpture 2317 Polymer Clay Vessel 2318 Porcelain Painting 2319 Rubber Stamping 2320 Silk Flower Arrangement 2321 Stained Glass 2322 Wall or Door Arrangement 2323 Article made from spun pet hair 2324 Any article - felted wearable 2325 Any article - felted non-wearable 2326 Pyrography (woodburning) 2327 Caning 2328 Quilling 2329 Tamari Balls (only one required) 2330 Other craft item not listed (describe) Page 7 of 14
8 Division 24: POTTERY Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Amateurs & Professionals allowed in this Division. Clay - Traditional kiln fired, low and high fired 2401 Wheel thrown, Functional 2402 Handbuilt, Functional 2403 Wheel thrown & altered, or with decorative sculptural additions 2404 Sculpture, rendered in clay Clay - Raku fired or alternative firing method(oven, raggar pit, or barrel firing) 2405 Wheel thrown functional 2406 Handbuilt functional, may also have decorative additions 2407 Sculpture 2408 Wheel thrown & altered, or with decorative sculptural additions 2409 Precious metal clay Division 25: DOLLS (All clothing made by competitor) Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Best of Section: Rosette China/ Porcelain painted doll entries should be in Division 32. Division 26: RUGS Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Best of Section: $20 and Rosette 2601 Braided Rag Rug 2602 Braided Piece Other 2603 Hooked Rug (Rag) 2604 Latchhook Rug 2605 Rug Other 2606 Wall Hanging 2607 Original Design 2608 Other Rug not listed Division 27: JEWELRY Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon 2701 Polymer 2702 Porcelain 2703 Metal 2704 Beads 2705 Mixed Media 2501 Raggedy Ann and/or Andy 2502 Handmade Rag Doll, dressed 2503 Story Book Character Doll, dressed 2504 Baby Doll, dressed 2505 Doll, dressed as a bride 2506 Bridesmaid, dressed 2507 Doll - Antique, dressed 2508 Doll - Antique Reproduction, dressed 2509 Doll - dressed in Colonial attire 2510 Doll of any Nation - dressed in native costume 2511 Handmade Doll - dressed 2512 Handmade Stuffed Animal 2513 Hand-made Stuffed Toy 2514 Natural Material Doll 2515 Nursery Rhyme Doll 2516 Doll, crocheted 2517 Dolls, set of two or more 2518 Other Doll, not listed Page 8 of 14
9 Division 29: DECORATIVE PAINTING Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Judging based on overall effect, background ingenuity, color coordination, blending, strokes, and linework Paper 2902 Paper Mache 2903 Tin 2904 Wood 2905 Floor cloths 2906 Canvas 2907 Glass 2908 Porcelain 2909 Fabric 2910 Ceramic Tiles 2911 Other decorative painting not listed (no furniture) Division 31: PAINTED FURNITURE Each $10.00 Ribbon Ribbon 3101 Chair 3102 Table 3103 Other Painted Furniture Division 32: HAND-PAINTED CHINA WITH OVERGLAZE Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Amateurs & Professionals allowed in this Division Floral 3202 Fruit 3203 Landscape 3204 Dresden 3205 Penwork 3206 Birds 3207 Enameling 3208 Butterflies 3209 Gold Work 3210 Portraits - People 3211 Holiday 3212 Oriental 3213 Roses 3214 Animals 3215 Luster 3216 Miscellaneous Techniques 3217 China Painting, Other 3218 Doll, China/Porcelain painted Division 33: SCRAPBOOKING Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon 3301 Travel 3302 Wedding or Family 3303 Any Other Page 9 of 14
10 Division 34 and 35: HANDWORK OF SENIORS Awards 1 st 2nd 3rd Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon *no entry fees for Div. 34 & 35. Division 34 - Seniors age 65 and over 3401 Cotton Quilt, Applique or Patchwork 3402 Quilt Other - Coverlet 3403 Crocheted Bedspread 3404 Crocheted Tablecloth 3405 Crocheted Afghan 3406 Crocheted Article Other 3407 Afghan Other than Crochet 3408 Knitted Sweater or Vest 3409 Knitted Fashion Accessory 3410 Other Knitted Item 3411 Article of Weaving 3412 Article of Sewing (Handmade) 3413 Article of Sewing (Machine-Made) 3414 Needlework - Other 3415 Handmade Doll - Dressed 3416 Any Other Doll - Dressed 3417 Stuffed Animal or Toy 3418 Acrylic or Oils on canvas or board 3419 Water Colors or Acrylics on paper 3420 Charcoal, Pencil, or Pen and Ink 3421 Mixed Media 3422 Painting on Glass, Metal, etc Hooked Rug 3424 Rug Other 3425 Article of Woodworking 3426 Wall Hanging - Needlework 3427 Wall Hanging - Any Other 3428 Crochet Apparel 3429 Article of Bead Craft 3430 Article of Wood Carving 3431 Article of Metal Work 3432 Article of Basket Weaving 3433 Pillow 3434 Article of Pottery 3435 Article of Ceramics Division 35 - Seniors age 80 or over 3501 Quilt 3502 Crocheted Item 3503 Knitted Item 3504 Article of Sewing (Handmade) 3505 Article of Sewing (Machine-Made) 3506 Needlework - Other 3507 Specimen Painting - any medium 3508 Article of Pottery 3509 Article of Ceramics 3510 Article of Weaving 3511 Article of Woodwork Division 36: HOLIDAY CRAFTS Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Entries may represent any holiday unless otherwise noted Table Cloth 3602 Place Mats 3603 Christmas Stocking 3604 Tree Ornament 3605 Tree Skirt 3606 Decorated miniature Christmas tree (3' & under) 3607 Door Arrangement 3608 Wall Hanging 3609 Decorated Egg Shell 3610 Easter Decoration 3611 Other Holiday Craft Item 3612 State Fair-themed Ornament Division 37: THERAPEUTIC RECREATION Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon * No entry fees for Div. 37. Special categories are offered to residents of nursing homes, hospitals, and therapeutic recreation programs to encourage patients of Occupational Therapy to exhibit and to compete with each other Article of Thread or Cord Craft 3702 Article of Woodworking 3703 Ceramics 3704 Sewing 3705 Beadcraft 3706 Buttons 3707 Wall or Door Decorations 3708 Other Craft item not listed Page 10 of 14
11 : Fun Sections Division 38: GOURDS Awards 1st 2nd 3 rd Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon 3801 Hand Painted Gourd 3802 Animal Gourd 3803 Home Décor Gourd 3804 Any Other Decorated Gourd Division 44: DUCT TAPE Articles constructed with duct tape. Creativity is the primary focus; other materials, besides duct tape, may be used minimally (for example, as a base). Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon 4401 Hat 4402 Purse/Wallet 4403 Picture 4404 Centerpiece 4405 Jewelry 4406 Party Dress 4407 Men's Clothing 4408 Household Item Division 45: TRASH TO TREASURE Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Any useful or decorative article made by recycling disposable items. Judging will be based on recycling principles, workmanship, and creativity Sculpture 4502 Jewelry 4503 Miscellaneous Division 47: YARD ART Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon 4701 Birdhouse 4702 Birdfeeder 4703 Butterfly House 4704 Mailbox 4705 Plant Holder 4706 Scarecrow 4707 Yard Art, other Division 48: (FARM) YARD ART Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon Take your cue from the live animals at the Fair and create paper mache version. Must be free standing. Please note your animal's name in the Description field. Size limit: no larger than 3' tall by 3' wide Paper Mache Farm Animal Division 58: WOOD CARVING Best of Section: $20& Rosette Each $5.00 Ribbon Ribbon 5801 Abstract Carving 5802 Ornamental Carving 5803 Aquatic - Realistic or Stylized 5804 Animal - Realistic or Stylized 5805 Birds - Realistic or Stylized 5806 Waterfowl, Shorebirds - Realistic or Stylized 5807 Human Sculpture - Realistic or Stylized 5808 Relief Carving - Realistic or Stylized 5809 Chip Carving 5810 Chainsaw Carving 5811 Whittling 5812 Caricature Carving 5813 Woodcarving, other (please describe) Page 11 of 14
12 Division 59: WOODWORK Each $5.00 $3.00 Ribbon 5901 Bowls 5902 Cabinets 5903 Tables 5904 Chairs 5905 Bed 5906 Tools and Toys 5907 Musical Instruments 5908 Boxes 5909 Items made from a kit 5910 Model not made from a kit 5911 Miscellaneous - name item Division 61: TURNINGS Each $5.00 $3.00 Ribbon Materials used may be wood, plastic, metal, or other materials, or a combination of materials and need not be produced solely using a "wood" lathe Bowls 6102 Platters 6103 Vases 6104 Boxes and Containers 6105 Hollow forms 6106 Turnings incorporating surface treatments or decorations 6107 Woodturning, other (please describe) Division 62: ANTIQUES AND INTERESTING OBJECTS Each $5.00 $3.00 Ribbon Please enter antique item in competition only one time Civil War Item 6202 Teddy Bear (1900 to 1935) 6203 Paper Weight 6204 Advertising Item 6205 Bank 6206 Perfume Bottles Prior to Item from a Presidential Campaign 6208 Clock (key wind only) 6209 Stoneware, jug or crock (signed) 6210 Games and Small Toys Prior to Virginia made Bottle or Flask 6212 Glass (please describe) 6213 Kitchen Items; Work Tools 6214 Smoking Items; lighters, pipes, cigar cutters, etc Framed Photo, prior to License Tags Prior to Virginia Land Contract or Deed, prior to Boy Scout or Girl Scout Item (no books) prior to Childhood Souvenir, prior to Belt Buckle prior to WW I Item; no photos 6222 WW II Item; no photos 6223 Salt and Pepper Shaker prior to Hat Pin or Stick Pin prior to Handbag 6226 Cuff Links prior to Virginia Souvenir Spoon 6228 Antique embroidery or needlework piece 6229 Antiques & Interesting Objects, other (please describe) 6230 "Tie One On" - an apron of interest 6231 "Stump the Judge!"* *Do you have an antique item lying around that everyone always asks, "What's that for?"? Now's your chance to stump the State Fair judges. Enter your mysterious item in this class, and be sure to note its intended use in the Description field. Please enter antique item in competition only one time. Page 12 of 14
13 Division 63: HOME WINE & LABEL COMPETITION PURPOSE To promote the knowledge and understanding of winemaking, viticulture and the appreciation of wine by encouraging amateur wine makers to enter their wines for critical evaluation and to recognize outstanding efforts through the award of ribbons. SCOPE 1. Submit two (2) bottles per entry. One bottle of wine will be used for judging. The second bottle of wine is for display and extended judging.. 2. Competition is open to any home winemaker. Each $8 $5 $3 Division 63 Best of Show: $20 & Rosette 6301 White Vinifera 6302 Rose/Blush Vinifera or Hybrid 6303 Red Vinifera 6304 White Hybrid 6305 Red Hybrid 6306 White Native American 6307 Rose/Blush Native American 6308 Red Native American 6309 Fruit; Other Wines 6310 Sparkling 6311 Fortified/Dessert 6312 Mead 6313 Wine Label: Most Creative (all entries automatically considered for this class) Label Winner - Most Creative Rosette WINE JUDGING STANDARDS Scoring Objectives 1. Appearance Aroma Taste Aftertaste Overall impression...10 TOTAL 100 Page 13 of 14
14 Photographic Release for Entries in the State Fair of Virginia Arts and Crafts Competition I am the parent or guardian of the minor named below, and I give (State Fair competitor/photographer) the right to enter photographs of the minor named below in the State Fair of Virginia Arts and Crafts competition. Further, I understand that said photographs of the minor named below will be on public display for the duration of the State Fair of Virginia. I understand that the name and contact information of the child will be withheld from public disclosure. Name of Minor: Name of Parent or Guardian: Address: Phone Number: Signature of Parent or Guardian: Date: Name of State Fair Competitor/Photographer: Page 14 of 14
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