CREATIVE ARTS

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1 CREATIVE ARTS Creative Arts

2 Table of Contents Directors....2 Schedule General Rules and Regulations....4 Kids Zone..5 Adult Crafts and New Collectibles....6 Antiques and Collectibles...7 As Seen on Pinterest.. 8 Baked Products....9 King Arthur Cookie Contest.. 10 Canned Foods Creative Cooking Contest Horticulture Needle Art Paintings and Drawings Photography Quilts Salsa Contest Senior Citizens Youth Crafts and Special Citizens Woodturnings CREATIVE ARTS DIRECTORS address: HCFCAD@gmail.com Tammi Thompson Jacinta Dyck contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 2

3 SCHEDULE APRIL 22 - May 1, 2016 April 12 - Tues - Enter permanent exhibits 3-7:30 p.m. at Creative Arts Building April 22 Fri - Building opens 5-10 pm Kids Crafts 6-7 p.m. April 23 - Sat - Building opens 8-9:30 (for Baking contests only) Enter Baked Goods Youth & Adult Bake Contest King Arthur Cookie Contest Building opens12-10 pm Kids Crafts 6-7pm April 24 - Sun -Building opens pm Kids Crafts 6-7pm April 25 - Mon - Building opens 5-10 pm Kids Crafts 6-7 p.m. April 26 Tues - Building opens 5-10 pm Kids Crafts 6-7 p.m. April 27 - Wed - Building opens 5-10 pm Kids Crafts 6-7 p.m. April 28 - Thurs - Enter Horticulture Building open for contest only 4 pm - 5 pm Building opens 5-10 pm Kids Crafts 6-7 p.m. Master Gardeners Night Enter Salsa 6:30-7:00 pm April 29 - Fri - Building opens 5-10 pm Kids Crafts 6-7 p.m. April 30 - Sat - Enter Creative Cooking Building open for contest only 10 am 10:30 am Building opens pm Kids Crafts 6-7pm May 1 Sun Building opens pm Kids Crafts 6-7pm May 2 - Monday - Pick up entries 4-7 pm May Pick up entries 4-7 pm contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 3

4 CREATIVE ARTS DEPARTMENT GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. This Department is open to Hunt and surrounding counties. 2. The Creative Arts Building will be open to receive permanent exhibits, April 12th, 3:00-7:30 pm. 3. Five (5) entries per class will be allowed in all divisions. 4. Permanent Exhibits (stay in place during the fair) will be: Adult Crafts & New Collectibles Painting and Drawing Antiques & Collectibles Photography As Seen on Pinterest Canned Foods Senior Citizens Quilts Needle Art Woodturnings Youth Crafts & Special Citizens 5. Special Exhibits will be entered at the following day & time: Baked Products, King Arthur Cookie Contest (entered Saturday. April 23rd, 8:00-9:30 a.m.) Horticulture (entered Thursday, April 28 th, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.) Salsa (entered Thursday, April 28th 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.) Creative Cooking (entered Saturday, April 30th, 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.) 6. Pick-up times for horticulture and permanent exhibits: Monday, May 2nd, 4:00-7:00 pm., May 3rd, 4:00-7:00 pm. 7. Exhibits MUST stay in place until Sunday, May 1st, 4:00-7:00 pm. Ribbon will be forfeited if exhibit is picked up early. 8. Exhibit tags will be filled out when exhibit is entered. A tag is required for each article. 9. Entry fees are $2.00 per exhibit for youth and adult, with the following exceptions: Nursing home entrants - sponsored Baked Products, King Arthur Flour Cookie Contest - no fee - items are donated to be sold Creative Cooking - no fee - items are donated Salsa - no fee 10. Exhibits will be judged by the American Judging System: 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd place all others will be awarded participation ribbons. 11. Blue ribbon winners in each class will compete for rosettes. Blue rosettes in each division will compete for Best of Division. Best of Divisions will compete for the Best of Show. The baked goods contest will also award a Best of Show. One for youth division (all youth regardless of age) and one adult category. 12. Best Competitor Award will be awarded to the overall competitor (youth and adult compete together) with the most points. 1 st place ribbons -10 points; 2 nd place ribbons 5 points; 3 rd place ribbons 2 points. No points for participation ribbons. This will be awarded at 1:00 p.m., after the final contest on Saturday, April 30th, Exhibits, which have been shown in previous Hunt County Fairs, are not eligible for entry. 14. Demonstrations in the Creative Arts kitchen and building may be made by contacting Tammi Thompson at The Fair Association and those assisting with Creative Arts will exercise all due diligence to prevent damage or loss of articles. ** ARTICLES ARE ENTERED AT OWNER'S RISK. ** 16. Any exhibit easily soiled should be protected with CLEAR plastic. Creative Arts Department is not responsible for soil damage due to dust, dirt or handling. 17. SOILED OR UNFINISHED ITEMS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. 18. Articles must be made by exhibitor. Articles not made by exhibitor may be entered for DISPLAY contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 4

5 ONLY if space permits. Check with appropriate Division Chairman or Board Member. 19. The Chairman of each division will be responsible for the placement of all entries for judging. Placement according to division or class will be determined by the chairman. 20. The Chairman has the authority to add classes and sections in their divisions. 21. EXHIBITS THAT HANG MUST BE EQUIPPED WITH HANGERS TO FIT ON PEGBOARD HOOKS. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE READY TO HANG PRIOR TO ARRIVING AT THE BUILDING. 22. ALL PHOTOGRAPHS MUST BE MATTED OR MOUNTED ON 8 X 10 FOAMBOARD OR MATBOARD. NO FRAMED ENTRIES. HANGERS WILL BE PROVIDED. EXCEPTION STORYBOARD OR COLLAGE MOUNTED ON SINGLE BOARD. NO LARGER THAN 24 X PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS MUST BE FRAMED WITH HANGERS TO FIT ON PEGBOARD HOOKS. (ex. eye screws & wire) 24. All clothing must have a hanger. 25. Subject matter of exhibits must be suitable for family viewing, under the discretion of the Creative Arts Directors. Kids Craft Zone Hunt County 4-H will host a free Kids Craft Zone each night from 6-7:00 p.m. Limited to the first 15 that sign up, ages 5-10 and must be accompanied by parent to participate. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 5

6 ADULT CRAFTS and NEW COLLECTIBLES Chairperson: Tammi Thompson DIVISION: Adult (Age 19 & over) STANDARDS: Originality Workmanship Beauty of design Effective use of material Cleanliness NOTE: KITS WILL BE JUDGED ON WORKMANSHIP ONLY CLASSES: 1. Assemblage Art 13. Painting (on metal, wood, etc) 2. Beadwork 14. Paper Tole 3. Carving 15. Stained Glass 4. Ceramics 16. Tooling 5. Decoupage 17. Woodwork 6. Macramé 18. Paper Art 7. Literary (original writing) 19. Jewelry 8. Home Accessories 20. Media 9. Furniture 21. New Collectibles (<50) (min 4) 10. Floral Design 22. Recycled Items 11. Metal Works 23. Holiday 12. Models 24. Literacy 1. Exhibits must be made by exhibitor and completed in the last 2 years. Exceptions: Collectibles 2. Exhibits will be classed according to process used in structuring. 3. Specify if design is original, adapted copy or kit. 4. If two items form a unit, they will be counted as one entry. 5. Crafts that hang must have eye screw and wire hanger. 6. New Collectibles less than 50 years old and minimum of 4. NOTE: NO SAWTOOTH HANGERS, THEY DO NOT FIT PEGBOARD HOOKS. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE READY TO HANG PRIOR TO ARRIVING AT THE BUILDING contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 6

7 ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES CHAIRPERSONS: Deedie Brent STANDARDS: Exhibits will be judged on condition, appearance, beauty and age * variety ** ID or history, cleanliness. CLASSES: 1. Glassware: 2. China 3. Metals 4. Quilts 5. Textiles 6. Apparel 7. Small furniture 8. Primitives 9. Clocks 10. Media 11. Older Collections (50+) (min 3) 12. Pottery 13. Weapons 14. Cameras 15. Antique Dolls 16. Toys 17. Jewelry 18. Tools 19. Kitchen/Household 20. Photos 21. Painting & Drawing RULES: 1. Exhibits must be identified with owners name and address. 2. Name of article, origin and any pertinent facts about the item must be legible on a 3" X 5" card attached to the article. 3. Furniture must not exceed the dimensions of 40 inches high by 24 inches wide. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 7

8 As Seen on DIVISION: Adult (Age 19 & over) Chairperson: Tammi Thompson Do you love pinning crafts and creative ideas from Pinterest? Turn those ideas into an entry at the Hunt Co. Fair this year where you can earn cash, ribbons, and bragging rights! Print the Pinterest Pin (showing Pinterest link), turn that idea into a craft and enter it in the Creative Arts contest. Entry fee: $2 each Exhibits entered: April 12, 3:00-7:30 p.m. at the Creative Arts Building Grand Prize Winner: $25 Judging: Difficulty (was an intricate process used in making the craft) 30% Accuracy (does the craft reflect the idea of the Pinterest post must print the Pinterest Pin) 30% Eye Appeal (overall finished appearance, complementing colors, etc.) 40% Rule: 1. Exhibits must be made by exhibitor and completed in the last 2 years. 2. Entry must include a print page of the Pinterest Pin (Pinterest logo must be at the top) 3. Entry must include a typed set of step-by-step instructions that you took to create your craft. Be sure to include any variations. 4. Judge may break entries into separate classes if deemed necessary. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 8

9 BAKED PRODUCTS Chairperson: Deedie Brent DIVISIONS : Adult (19 and older) Grand Champion: $100; Reserve: $80 Senior Youth (14 to 18) Grand Champion: $90; Reserve $70 Junior Youth (8 to 13) Grand Champion: $90; Reserve: $70 STANDARDS : Appearance Flavor Cash prizes sponsored by KEN PARKER SERVICES Decorated cakes not eligible for prize money. Color Texture Saturday 4/23/16 8:00-9:30am Class 1. Breads Class 2. Cookies & Brownies & Bars Class 3. Confections Class 4. Cakes Class 5. Pies Class 6. Cupcakes & Muffins Class 7. Diabetic Class 8. Decorated Cakes (not eligible for cash prize) Class 9. Cobblers Class 10. Gluten Free 1. Displays will consist of: Pan of rolls * 12 cookies * 1 pie or cake Dozen cupcake/muffins ENTER BAKED GOODS Saturday, April 23rd, 8:00 am - 9:30 am. 2. Please label all baked goods with the name of the entry and age of exhibitor (youth exhibitors only). For example: Chocolate cake, Age No items requiring refrigeration will be accepted. 4. Products must be baked by exhibitors. Commercial mixes are not acceptable unless as an ingredient. 5. No duplicate recipes will be accepted from single exhibitor. 6. Contest open to other counties and no organization affiliation is required to enter. 7. Baked items will be for sale to the public after judging. 8. Exhibitors must include a legible copy of the recipe for baked products which includes name and class. 9. Exhibits MUST be in disposable containers. Chairman is NOT responsible for containers. There will be two banners for Best of Show; one Youth and one Adult. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 9

10 2016 KING ARTHUR FLOUR COOKIE BAKING CONTEST Enter Saturday, April 23 rd, :00 9:30 a.m. Creative Arts Building OPEN TO: Juniors - ages 7-17 Adults- 18 and up Amateurs only ADULT CATEGORY KING ARTHUR FLOUR PRIZES: 1st place: $75 gift certificate to the Baker s Catalogue/ kingarthurflour.com 2nd place: $50 gift certificate to the Baker s Catalogue/ kingarthurflour.com 3rd place: 9 x 13 Cake and Brownie Pan Saturday 4/23/16 8:00-9:30am JUNIOR CATEGORY KING ARTHUR FLOUR PRIZES: 1st place: $50 gift certificate to the Baker s Catalogue/ kingarthurflour.com 2nd place: $25 gift certificate to the Baker s Catalogue/ kingarthurflour.com 3rd place: 8 Square Brownie Pan RULES: 1. Cookies must use King Arthur Flour and be made from scratch. No mixes allowed. Creativity is strongly encouraged! 2. Entries will consist of 12 cookies. You may enter more than once, but only one entry per participant can win. 3. Please label all entries with the name of the entry and age of exhibitors (youth exhibitors only). For example: Chocolate chip cookies, Age No items requiring refrigeration will be accepted. 5. Cookies will be for sale to the public after judging. 6. Exhibitor must bring the opened bag of King Arthur Flour or submit a UPC label from the flour bag when he/she submits the entry. King Arthur Flour is widely available in local grocery stores. For product information go to 7. Must provide a legible recipe with the entry. 8. All entries must be submitted on a disposable container for judging. 9. Entries will be judged on the following criteria: Taste Overall Appearance + Creativity Texture TOTAL 50 points 25 points 25 points 100 points 10. Recipes become property of the Hunt Co. Fair and King Arthur Flour, which reserves the right to edit, adapt, copyright, publish and use for publicity, promotion or advertising without compensation. 11. Failure to follow the rules may result in disqualification. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 10

11 DIVISIONS: Adult CANNED GOODS Chairpersons: Betty Jackson Barbara & Frank Malone STANDARDS: Bring 1 jar each class Container - Standard & clean Color Appearance CLASS: 1. Canned Vegetables 2. Vegetable Mixtures 3. Canned Fruit 4. Sweet Cucumber Pickles 5. Cucumber Pickles Sour/Dill 6. Other Pickles Fruit and/or Vegetable 7. Sauces 8. Relishes 9. Specialties and Mixtures 10. Tomatoes 11. Jelly 12. Jams 13. Preserves, Marmalade & Butter 14. Honey 15. Juices Texture Pack & fill Head Space 1. Food must have been canned by exhibitor within the last year. 2. Food MUST be in STANDARD CANNING JARS and identified with tag stating name of product. 3. Jars must be clean with standard jar lids and rings free of rust and spots. 4. Rings will be removed for judging. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 11

12 CREATIVE COOKING CHAIRPERSON: Diane Belger, DIVISIONS: Junior Youth (ages 8-13) Senior Youth (ages 14-18) Adult (19 & older) STANDARDS: Appearance Taste Texture Creativity 2016 Theme: Mexican Entries accepted, Saturday April 30th - 10:00 am - 11:00 am Saturday 4/30/16 10:00-11:00am CLASSES: 1. Main dish 5. Beverages 2. Desserts 6 Breads 3. Side dish/salads 7. Snacks 4. Candy 8. Other 1. Dish must be prepared to the theme, for example, this year should be a Mexican Cuisine dish. 2. Dish must be prepared by contestant. 3. Exhibitors must include a legible copy of the recipe with name address, class and age. 4. Commercial mixes are not acceptable unless used as an ingredient. 5. Dish must be prepared in non-returnable containers (not responsible for lost or broken dishes). CREATIVE KIDS CHAIRPERSON: Diane Belger, This contest is open for children ages 4-7 STANDARDS: Appearance Taste Creativity 2016 Theme Ingredient: Fruit Entries accepted, Saturday April 30th - 10:00 am - 11:00 am CLASSES: 1. Main dish 5. Beverages 2. Desserts 6 Breads 3. Side dish/salads 7. Snacks 4. Candy 8. Other 1. Dish must be prepared with the Theme Ingredient. 2. Entries can, but do not have to be cooked. 3. Exhibits should be prepared by the child, with only the necessary amount of supervision from adults. 4. Exhibitors must include a legible copy of the recipe with name address, class and age. 5. Entries should be brought in disposable or non-returnable containers. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 12

13 HORTICULTURE CHAIRPERSON: Sylvia Leeds, Hunt County Master Gardener DIVISIONS: Amateur Child/Youth (ages 7-18) Adult (ages 19 & over) Professional All Ages Standards: 100 points maximum Foliage 20 points Overall appearance - 20 points Flowers (if applicable) 20 points Shape 20 points Size 20 points CLASSES: 1. Cut flowers & foliage 2. Flowering and hanging baskets 3. Non-flowering plants and hanging baskets 4. Cacti, bromeliads, succulents and air plants 5. Arrangements flower, foliage, vegetable or fruit 6. Vegetables 7. Fruits 8. Gourds 9. Herbs 10. Container gardens terrariums, dish gardens, fairy gardens, natural gardens, bottle gardens 11. Professional flower arrangements Thursday 4/28/16 4:00-6:00pm 1. Enter Horticulture Thursday, April 28th, 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm; judging will begin at 6:30 p.m. Master Gardener judges from other counties will award 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd place ribbons for each class. Best in Class ribbons and a Best in Show rosette will also be awarded. The public will judge horticulture that evening until 9 p.m. for 1 st, 2 nd, and 3 rd place People s Choice Awards. 2. All entries must be grown by exhibitor during the present growing season. Potted plants must be in possession of exhibitor for at least 3 months prior to display. 3. All entries must be in containers. Hanging baskets should be wired for hanging. 4. Plants must be picked up Monday, May 2, 4-7:00 p.m. Proper care of plants cannot be guaranteed past this date. PROPER CARE OF PLANTS CANNOT BE GUARANTEED PAST THIS DATE. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 13

14 DIVISION: Adult (ages 19 & over) NEEDLE ART CHAIRPERSON: Sandy Hurst (903) Mary White STANDARDS: Workmanship Beauty Design Finishing Degree of difficulty CLASSES: 1. Knitting 2. Crochet Decorative 3. Crochet Clothing 4. Sewing Clothing 5. Sewing Decorative 6. Toys 7. Needlepoint 8. Plastic Canvas 9. Embroidery 10. Counted cross stitch 11. Weaving 12. Intricate Stitch (Hardanger/Smocking) 13. Tatting 14. Hand spun and hand knit 15. Holidays 16. Patterns DIVISION SPECIFIC RULES 1. Must be made by exhibitor and completed in the last two years. 2. Entries that hang must have eye screw and wire hanger. contact us at Page 14

15 PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS CHAIRPERSON: Sylvia Rodriguez (972) (903) (work) DIVISIONS: STANDARDS: Appearance Originality Difficulty Adult: Professional Youth: Child (ages 1-7) Nonprofessional Junior (ages 8-13) Senior (ages 14-18) Workmanship Presentation MEDIUMS AND CLASSES FOR ALL SECTIONS: 1. Oil 7. Oil Pencil 2. Acrylic 8. Watercolor 3. Pastel 9. Crayon 4. Pencil 10. Markers 5. Ink 11. Etching 6. Charcoal 1. Must be made by exhibitor and completed in the last two years. 2. Entries that hang must have eye screw and wire hanger. contact us at Page 15

16 PHOTOGRAPHY CHAIRPERSON: David Barnes (903) Arvina Barnes Becky Grantham Peggy Sheffield (903) DIVISIONS: Child (ages 1-7) Senior Youth (ages 14-18) Junior Youth (ages 8-13) Adult (19 and older) Professional STANDARDS: Quality Lighting Originality Clarity CLASSES: COLOR BLACK & WHITE CATAGORIES: 1. Nature & Landscape 8. Night Photography 2. People 9. Food 3. Plant/Flora 10. Special Effects 4. Animals - Wildlife 11. Events 5. Animals Domestic 12. Miscellaneous 6. Marine / Aquatic 13. Collage / Storyboard 7. Architectural / Buildings 1. ALL PHOTOGRAPHS MUST BE MATTED OR MOUNTED ON 8 X 10 FOAMBOARD OR MATBOARD. NO FRAMED ENTRIES. HANGERS WILL BE PROVIDED. EXCEPTION STORYBOARD OR COLLAGE MOUNTED ON SINGLE BOARD NO LARGER THAN 24 X Photographs entered in previous Hunt Co. Fairs are not acceptable. 3. Photograph must have been taken by exhibitor in the last two years. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 16

17 QUILTS CHAIRPERSON: Jo Garlington (903) Nelda Williams (903) DIVISION: Adult (age 19 and older) STANDARDS: Effective use of material (functional) Pleasing color and texture Workmanship Degree of Difficulty Quilting and Finishing Cleanliness CLASSES: 1. Quilts - hand pieced & hand quilted 2. Quilts - machine pieced & hand quilted 3. Quilts - machine pieced & quilted 4. Quilts - hand pieced & machine quilted 5. Quilts - appliquéd 6. Quilts embroidery & cross-stitched 7. Crazy Quilts 8. First Quilt 9. Quilted Wall Hangings / Tablerunners 10. Baby Quilts 11. Miniature Quilts (up to 24 on side) 12. Small Quilts 13. Co-entered Quilts (quilts pieced by one person and quilted by second person) 14. Preprinted tops quilted by exhibitor 15. Holiday 1. Must be made by exhibitor and completed in the last two years. 2. NO PREQUILTED MATERIAL. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 17

18 SALSA CHAIRPERSON: Wendy Hooten DIVISION: Youth (to age 18) Adult (19 and older) STANDARDS: Taste Appearance Class: 1. Tomato based salsa 2. Non Tomato Based (vegetable) salsa 3. Fruit Based salsa Thursday 4/28/16 6:30-7:00pm Three categories: Mild; Medium; Fire-Breathing Please label! Salsa Contest Entries accepted Thursday, April 28th, 6:30-7 pm. Division Specific Rules: 1. All entries must be in disposable containers with a secure lid with two cups of salsa. 2. Salsa must be fresh, not canned to ensure food safety practices. 3. Entries must include a copy of the recipe and exhibit must be labeled mild, medium or firebreathing. 4. Chips may accompany entry but are not required. Chips will be furnished for judging. 5. Following judging, salsa will be available for tasting. contact us at hcfcad@gmail.com Page 18

19 SENIOR CITIZENS CHAIRPERSON: Jo Garlington Nelda Williams (903) DIVISION: Age 65 and older STANDARDS: Originality Beauty of design Workmanship Effective use of materials CLASSES: 1. Clothing 6. Quilts 2. Crafts 7. Painting & Drawing 3. Home Accessories 8. Photos 4. Needle Art 9. Nursing Home entries 5. Holiday NOTE: SEE SPECIFIC DIVISION RULES FOR EACH OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED CLASSES. 1. Exhibitors must be 65 or older. 2. Entries that hang must have eye screws and wire hangers. 3. Exhibits must be made by exhibitor and completed in the past two years. contact us at Page 19

20 YOUTH CRAFTS and SPECIAL CITIZENS CHAIRPERSON: Dinah Rainey (903) Judy Clingan (903) Jennifer Odeneal (903) (Special Citizens) Teresa Delcambre (903) (Special Citizens) DIVISIONS: Child (ages 1-7) Senior (ages 14-18) Junior (ages 8-13) Special Citizens STANDARDS: Originality Beauty of design Effective use of material Workmanship CLASSES: 1. Assemblage art 2. Carving, tooling, lathe, molding, and casting 3. Ceramics 4. Pottery 5. Craft Painting 6. Weaving, knotting, dyeing 7. Needle art 8. Home accessories 9. Models 10. Sewing 11. Handmade Dolls 12. Stained Glass 13. Lego's entries must be glued in place 14. Woodwork 15. Jewelry 16. Lacing 17. Decoupage 18. Collections 19. Literary 20. Media 21. Quilts 22. Holiday 23. Open 1. Entries must be made by the exhibitor and completed in the last two years 2. Entries must be mounted for hanging with eye screws and wire hangers. contact us at Page 20

21 WOODTURNINGS Chairperson: Sammy Thomason (903) STANDARDS: Shape Overall Design Finish CLASSES: 1. Mandrel Turnings 2. Spindle turnings 3. Vessels 4. Segmented (Open or closed) Medium Presentation Workmanship 5. Turned Art (Entries that do not fit in the above classes) 1. All entries will provide any special display stands. contact us at Page 21