HOME ARTS ENTRIES ALL ENTRY FORMS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY MARCH 10, Open Division Home Arts

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1 HOME ARTS ENTRIES ALL ENTRY FORMS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY MARCH 10, Adult $2.00 per entry Junior (ages 13-17) $1.00 per entry Youth (ages 5-12) $1.00 entry Person(s) with Disabilities $1.00 per entry Open Division Home Arts PRICE OF ENTRIES The Home Arts is aimed at the homemaker, hobbyist, and group organizations. The Danish System of judging is used. Each item entered is graded on its own merit rather than in competition. Awards given are 1 st 3 rd, Best of Class, Best of Show & People s Choice. All the Communities of Pima County, and nearby friends and families are invited to enter their items of interest in competition at The Pima County Fair. GENERAL RULES All entrants must be Southern Arizona residents; winter visitors are eligible and welcome. Due to the family atmosphere of the Fair, artwork deemed inappropriate or containing nudity will not be permitted. The Pima County Fair and its agents assume no responsibility for loss, theft, or damage to any artwork during the periods of receiving, exhibition, return or storage. Every precaution will be taken to guard against such loss or damage. The Pima County Fair reserves the right, both final and absolute, to interpret all rules and regulations and to arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions and differences in regard there to or otherwise arising out of or connected to the Pima County Fair. Articles previously entered into the Pima County Fair are not eligible for competition again. The exhibitor is solely responsible for deciding on the proper class and lot number for each entry. We will do our best to reclassify improperly classified entries. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL ANY ITEMS BE RELEASED BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE FAIR. Receipts issued on receiving day must be presented to redeem artwork.

2 HOW TO BECOME A WINNER Cakes: Pies: Jams: Jellies: Conserves: Appearance, texture, crumb and taste. Appearance, flavor, texture of crust and filling. Crushed fruit, not strained or sieved, cooked with sugar until the mixture is thick. Natural fruit flavor must be preserved. A translucent semi-solid mass which holds its shape and at the same time quivers when slightly shaken. Preserves the true fruit flavor. A mixture of several fruits, cooked to jam-like consistency. Addition of nuts and/or raisins are optional. Preserves: Whole small fruits or pieces of larger fruits cooked in syrup until clear and thick. The fruit is firm and retains its shape. Marmalade: A clear, jelly like preserve with fruit suspended in small, thin pieces. Clear, thick syrup. Pickles/Relish: All cucumber and mixed pickles must be firm and crisp. Sweet pickles should be firm, yet tender. Natural color of product, clearness of liquid, uniformity of pack, and clear (not cloudy) liquid covering contents are allimportant. Flavor is essential in this class. DO NOT OVERCOOK. Fruit: Vegetables: Ripeness determines the color, taste and texture of canned fruits. Uniformity of pack, and clear (not cloudy) liquid covers the contents. Here again, the product must be fresh and true to color to determine the taste. Clear (not cloudy) liquid covers the contents. Miscellaneous Foods: Perishable Foods: Quick Breads: Appearance, texture, and flavor. Appearance, texture, flavor, and blending of herbs & spices. Shape, volume, texture, grain, and flavor.

3 Yeast Breads: Outside shape: Loaf well proportioned, no bulges, bumps or cracks (except where characteristic). Inside texture: Tender, elastic, crumb, moist, not doughy. Crust: Golden brown, smooth and tender. Volume: Light, but not airy in proportion to taste. Grain: Fine, thin-walled cells, no air bubbles. Color: Light cream with no light streaks. Flavor: Sweet, nutty, pleasant yeasty smell. After all entries have been judged a small sticker in the shape of a ribbon is placed on the Entry Tag to show off the beautiful art work or food item being displayed. All ribbons that are awarded will be given out on releasing days. JUDGING All judges are chosen for their high qualifications in their field. In competition, the details are all important. They are asked not to judge on individual likes or dislikes, but have standard rules and regulations to judge by. If your entries do not receive an award, it does not mean they are not edible, or in the case of hand work, that they are improperly made. Judges are instructed not to award ribbons unless exhibits are deemed worthy of merit. All foods, with exception of canned meats, vegetables and soups, will be tasted during judging. Items are judged before the final display and judging is not open to the public. Items may be moved after judging to other areas for security or safety. ARTS, CRAFTS, NEEDLE WORK, ETC. 1. Degree of difficulty. 2. Choice of material used, including trim. 3. Workmanship and assemblage. Skill of construction. 4. General appearance and appropriateness. The total look. 5. Creativity. 6. Stitches and finish. Both right and wrong sides where possible. Does not apply to pictures or pillows. 7. Mistakes not corrected.

4 AWARDS The Danish System of judging is used. Each entry will be judged on its own merit rather than in competition. This makes it possible to enter as many entries in a division as you would like. Only Best of Class and Best of Show will be judged in competition with other entries. A division that has more than 15 entries will be judged as a class. Classes with less than 10 entries will be judged with another class for Best of Class awards. 1 st Blue Ribbon 2 nd Red Ribbon 3 rd White Ribbon Best of Class Best of Show People s Choice Prizes WILL BE AWARDED to Best of Class and Best of Show and People s Choice. A division with more than 15 entries will be judged as a class. Judges are instructed not to award ribbons unless the entry is deemed worthy. It is the responsibility of the Artist to collect any award vouchers from the Home Arts reception desk and cash them at the Fair Office Cashier Window as soon as they are issued. VOUCHER S WILL NOT BE CASHED AFTER NOON ON MONDAY, May 1, o No glue of any kind can be used for getting art work ready to hang o Saw Tooth hooks are not allowed o Tape will not be accepted o Canvas painting not framed must have a wire screwed into the frame o Home Arts items are not listed for sale and a price is not entered into the computer or put on the Art work o All food entries will be disposed of after the fair, be sure to use disposable plates o Wrap or bag all food entries to keep them fresh for the judges and all foods must be made from scratch o Four (4) candies, cupcakes, muffins, cookies, fudges, biscuits and rolls per plate o Jars must be standard KERR or MASON canning jars only o Business cards are not allowed We are limited in our glass cases so please make sure you call ahead and talk to Julia at to find out if a glass case is available.

5 RECEIVING DAYS & TIMES OF ARTWORK Exhibits will be received at Old Pueblo Hall, Pima County Fairgrounds Food: Friday, April 14, pm 8 pm Saturday, April 15, am 3 pm ALL FOOD ENTRIES WILL BE JUDGED ON SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 2017 AT 1:00PM RELEASING DAYS & TIMES OF RIBBONS & ARTWORK At the close of the Fair, April 30, 2017, entries will be released from 5:30pm-7:30pm. We will have two other pickup days Monday, May 1, 2017, 4:00 pm 8:00 pm & Wednesday, May 3, 2017 from 10:00am 5:00pm. Monday and Wednesday are the only days you can drive up to the building to pick up your entries. All entries not picked up by May 8, 2017 will be donated to charity. DIVISION 2000-PERISHABLE FOOD-ADULT DIVISION 2001-PERISHABLE FOOD-JUNIOR DIVISION 2002-PERISHABLE FOOD-YOUTH DIVISION 2003-PERISHABLE FOOD-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Fresh salsa 201 Mexican food 202 Main dish-entrée 203 Vegetable dish 204 Casserole 205 Salad 206 Appetizers 207 Wild Venison 208 Jerky 209 If not listed above, use this class number

6 DIVISION 2004-QUICK BREADS AND DOUGHS-ADULT DIVISION 2005-QUICK BREADS AND DOUGHS-JUNIOR DIVISION 2006-QUICK BREADS AND DOUGHS-YOUTH DIVISION 2007-QUICK BREADS AND DOUGHS-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES Whole loaf, any size, uncut 200 Fruit bread 201 Vegetable bread 202 Soda bread 203 Biscuits 204 Muffins 205 Coffee cake 206 Corn bread 207 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2008-YEAST BREADS-ADULT DIVISION 2009-YEAST BREADS-JUNIOR DIVISION 2010-YEAST BREADS-YOUTH DIVISION 2011-YEAST BREADS-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES Whole loaf, any size, uncut 200 Sweet bread or 4 rolls 201 White bread or 4 rolls 202 Mixed grain bread or 4 rolls % whole grain bread or 4 rolls 204 Bread machine breads 205 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2012-CAKES-ADULT DIVISION 2013-CAKES-JUNIOR DIVISION 2014-CAKES-YOUTH DIVISION 2015-CAKES-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES Whole cakes, any size, uncut.

7 200 Wedding cake 201 Cup cakes 202 Bundt cake 203 Carrot cake 204 Birthday cake 205 Holiday cake 206 Pound cake 207 Cheese cake 208 Favorite movie or Comic book cake 209 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2016-COOKIES-ADULT DIVISION 2017-COOKIES-JUNIOR DIVISION 2018-COOKIES-YOUTH DIVISION 2019-COOKIES-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Brownies 201 Drop cookies 202 Refrigerator cookies 203 Bar cookies 204 No bake cookies 205 Decorative cookies 206 Cut cookies 207 Filled cookies 208 Ethnic cookies 209 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2020-PIES-ADULT DIVISION 2021-PIES-JUNIOR DIVISION 2022-PIES-YOUTH DIVISION 2023-PIES-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Fresh fruit pie 201 Cream Pie 202 Canned fruit pie 203 Nut pie 204 Pastries 205 If not listed above, use this class number

8 DIVISION 2024 MISCELLANEOUS-ADULTS DIVISION 2025-MISCELLANEOUS-JUNIOR DIVISION 2026-MISCELLANEOUS-YOUTH DIVISION 2027-MISCELLANEOUS-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Fudge 201 Candy 202 Doughnuts 203 Corn or Flour Tortillas 204 Cactus 205 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2028-HEALTHY FOODS-ADULTS DIVISION 2029-HEALTHY FOODS-JUNIOR DIVISION 2030-HEALTHY FOODS-YOUTH DIVISION 2031-HEALTHY FOODS-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Low Carbohydrate 201 No salt 202 Low salt 203 Low calorie 204 Low sugar or no refined sugar 205 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2032-DECORATING WITH SUGAR-ADULT DIVISION 2033-DECORATING WITH SUGAR-JUNIOR DIVISION 2034-DECORATING WITH SUGAR-YOUTH DIVISION 2035-DECORATING WITH SUGAR-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Cup or mini cakes 201 Petit fours 202 Cake Cake forms maybe used

9 203 Character cakes, pan molds 204 Original, free-form dimensional cakes 205 Sugar egg, bell, heart, etc. 206 Gingerbread house, etc. 207 Gum paste decorated 208 If not listed above, use this class number CANNED FOODS All caps and seals must be without rust or scratches. Special recipes not requiring the jar to seal, must accompany the jar. Screw rim must be loosened but not removed. Do not remove paraffin. Canned goods must be free of stickiness and clearly labeled with the name of the product and the date made. DIVISION 2036-CANNED FOODS-ADULT DIVISION 2037-CANNED FOODS-JUNIOR DIVISION 2038-CANNED FOODS-YOUTH DIVISION 2039-CANNED FOODS-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Jam 201 Jelly 202 Fruit butters 203 Marmalade 204 Olives 205 Pickles 206 Relishes 207 Canned fruit 208 Canned vegetables 209 Canned meat, poultry, or fish 210 Honey 211 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2040-SEWING AND NEEDLE CRAFT-ADULT DIVISION 2041-SEWING AND NEEDLE CRAFT-JUNIOR DIVISION 2042-SEWING AND NEEDLE CRAFT-YOUTH DIVISION 2043-SEWING AND NEEDLE CRAFT-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES

10 200 Business wear 201 Daily wear & Casual clothing 202 Dressy, Evening wear or Wedding dress 203 Accessories-adult 204 Children s clothing and accessories 205 Animals 206 Toy or doll 207 Pillows 208 Doll clothes 209 Smocked Article 210 Applique 211 Fabric painting 212 Tie dye or batik 213 Hooked Article 214 Knitted Article 215 Crocheted Article 216 Cartoon Characters 217 Super Heroes 218 Needlepoint article 219 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2044-QUILTING-ADULT DIVISION 2045-QUILTING-JUNIOR DIVISION 2046-QUILTING-YOUTH DIVISION 2047-QUILTING-PERSON(S) WITH DISABLILITIES 200 Pillow, list method sewn 201 Clothing, list method sewn 202 Hand sewn and quilted 203 Hand sewn 204 Machine sewn and quilted 205 Machine sewn and hand quilted 206 Machine sewn 207 Appliqued or embroidered 208 Sports Team 209 Super Hero 210 If not listed above, use this class number

11 DIVISION 2048-KNITTING-ADULT DIVISION 2049-KNITTING-JUNIOR DIVISION 2050-KNITTING-YOUTH DIVISION 2051-KNITTING-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Clothing 201 Doll clothes 202 Accessory 203 Afghan 204 Bedspread, blanket 205 Household article 206 Doily 207 Beaded 208 Toy or animal 209 Baby clothing 210 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2052-CROCHETING-ADULT DIVISION 2053-CROCHETING-JUNIOR DIVISION 2054-CROCHETING-YOUTH DIVISION 2055-CROCHETING-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Clothing 201 Doll clothes 202 Accessory 203 Bedspread 204 Afghan 205 Household article 206 Tablecloth 207 Doily 208 Toy or animal 209 Baby Clothing 210 Beaded 211 If not listed above, use this class number

12 DIVISION 2056-COUNTED CROSS STITCH-ADULT DIVISION 2057-COUNTED CROSS STITCH-JUNIOR DIVISION 2058-COUNTED CROSS STITCH-YOUTH DIVISION 2059-COUNTED CROSS STITCH-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Picture or wall hanging, ready to hang, 201 Clothing 202 Household article 203 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2060-EMBROIDERY-ADULT DIVISION 2061-EMBROIDERY-JUNIOR DIVISION 2062-EMBROIDERY-YOUTH DIVISION 2063-EMBROIDERY-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Picture or wall hanging, ready to hang 201 Clothing 202 Long stitch 203 Household article 204 Crewel 205 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2064-PLASTIC CANVAS NEEDLEPOINT-ADULT DIVISION 2065-PLASTIC CANVAS NEEDLEPOINT-JUNIOR DIVISION 2066-PLASTIC CANVAS NEEDLEPOINT-YOUTH DIVISION 2067-PLASTIC CANVAS NEEDLEPOINT-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Picture or wall hanging, ready to hang 201 Accessory 202 Household article 203 Toy 204 If not listed above, use this class number

13 DIVISION 2068-NEEDLEPOINT-ADULT DIVISION 2069-NEEDLEPOINT-JUNIOR DIVISION 2070-NEEDLEPOINT-YOUTH DIVISION 2071-NEEDLEPOINT-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES NO PLASTIC CANVAS 200 Picture or wall hanging-ready to hang 201 Accessory 202 Household article 203 Toy 204 Petit point (8-20 per inch) 205 Long point 206 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2072-CRAFTS-ADULT DIVISION 2073-CRAFTS-JUNIOR DIVISION 2074-CRAFTS-YOUTH DIVISION 2075-CRAFTS-PERSON(S) WITH DISABLILITIES 200 Braided article 201 Weaving 202 Dolls 203 Toys 204 Ceramics, Plaster or Clay 205 Model (mounted on a board) 206 Stained glass 207 Metal work 208 Tole painting 209 Leather crafted item 210 Spray paint 211 Tie dye 212 Chalk Art 213 Duct tape art or projects 214 If not listed above, use this class number

14 DIVISION 2076-GOURDS-ADULT DIVISION 2077-GOURDS-JUNIOR DIVISION 2078-GOURDS-YOUTH DIVISION 2079-GOURDS-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Carved 201 Decorated, beads, flowers, jewelry etc. 202 Wood Burned must be dominate 203 Holiday 204 Southwest Designs 205 Birdhouses/Bird Feeders 206 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2080-JEWELRY-ADULT DIVISION 2081-JEWELRY-JUNIOR DIVISION 2082-JEWELRY-YOUTH DIVISION 2083-JEWELRY-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Beaded 201 Strung 202 Lapidary 203 Silversmithing 204 Chain making 205 Tatted 206 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2084-TATTING-ADULT DIVISION 2085-TATTING-JUNIOR DIVISION 2086-TATTING-YOUTH DIVISION 2087-TATTING-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Doily 201 Clothing 202 Accessory 203 Bookmarkers 204 If not listed above, use this class number

15 DIVISION 2088-WOODWORKING-ADULT DIVISION 2089-WOODWORKING-JUNIOR DIVISION 2090-WOODWORKING-YOUTH DIVISION 2091-WOODWORKING-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Hand carved/whittling 201 Chainsaw 202 Machined 203 Intarsia 204 Fret work 205 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2092-FLORAL & GARDENING-ADULT DIVISION 2093-FLORAL & GARDENING-JUNIOR DIVISION 2094-FLORAL & GARDENING-YOUTH DIVISION 2095-FLORAL & GARDENING-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Potted Plant 201 Single Flower 202 Floral Arrangements using silk flowers 203 Floral Arrangements using real flowers 204 Vegetable Plant 205 Cactus Plant 206 Mini plant 207 Fruit Plant 208 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 2096-DECORATED SHOE-ADULT DIVISION 2097-DECORATED SHOE-JUNIOR DIVISION 2098-DECORATED SHOE-YOUTH DIVISION 2099-DECORATED SHOE-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 School colors/theme 201 Sporty 202 Dressy 203 Southwestern

16 204 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 3000-DECORATED ROCK-ADULT DIVISION 3001-DECORATED ROCK-JUNIOR DIVISION 3002-DECORATED ROCK-YOUTH DIVISION 3003-DECORATED ROCK-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES Rock dimensions are: The largest can only be 6 X 6 and the smallest is 2 ½ X 2 ½. Take a rock and decorate it using paint, glitter, rhinestones, sequins, pearls, ribbon, flowers, etc. You can use any media that you choose. 200 School colors/theme 201 Animals/Insects 202 Holiday Decoration 203 Portrait/Faces 204 Landscapes 205 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 3004-MODELS-ADULT DIVISION 3005-MODELS-JUNIOR DIVISION 3006-MODELS-YOUTH DIVISION 3007-MODELS-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Snap or glue together model 201 Balsa wood model 202 Legos, erectors, etc.-your design 203 Legos, erectors, etc.- Kit design 204 Diorama 205 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 3008-CERAMICS-ADULTS DIVISION 3009-CERAMICS-JUNIOR DIVISION 3010-CERAMICS-YOUTH DIVISION 3011-CERAMICS-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Fired, hand molded clay article 201 Hand-molded clay article 202 Ceramic article, molded by entrant

17 203 Ceramic article, pre molded 204 Plaster craft article 205 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 3012-PHOTOGRAPHY-ADULT DIVISION 3013-PHOTOGRAPHY-JUNIOR DIVISION 3014-PHOTOGRAPHY-YOUTH DIVISION 3015-PHOTOGRAPHY-PERSONS(S) WITH DISABILITIES DESRIPTION 200 Color - Animal 201 Color Flowers/Plants 202 Color - Landscape 203 Color - People 204 Color - Pets 205 Black & White - Animal 206 Black & White Flowers/Plants 207 Black & White - Landscape 208 Black & White People 209 Black & White Pets 210 Mixed Media Animal 211 Mixed Media Flowers/Plants 212 Mixed Media Landscape 213 Mixed Media People 214 Mixed Media Pets 215 Sepia 216 Underwater 217 Stitched Vintage 218 Stain, smudge and erode using water 219 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 3016-ARTWORK-ADULTS DIVISION 3017-ARTWORK-JUNIOR DIVISION 3018-ARTWORK-YOUTH DIVISION 3019-ARTWORK-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Pencil Drawings 201 Ink, Pen & Colored Marker Drawings 202 Crayon drawings 203 Painting-Water Colors 204 Painting-Acrylic/Oil 205 Paper Mache

18 206 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 3020-SCRAPBOOKING-ADULTS DIVISION 3021-SCRAPBOOKING-JUNIOR DIVISION 3022-SCRAPBOOKING-YOUTH DIVISION 3023-SCRAPBOOKING-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES Entry for this class is one (1) page per entry. Full albums; cards or other projects will not be accepted. Each page must be original work created by the person entering the pages into the fair. Pages can be 8 1/2 X 11 but can t be larger than 12 X 12, Entries will be displayed by laying on table or may be in a glass display case depending on space at the time of receiving. 200 Holiday 201 Family 202 Travel 203 Nature 204 Animal 205 Celebrations 206 If not listed above, use this class number DIVISION 3024-TREE ORNAMENTS-ADULT DIVISION 3025-TREE ORNAMENTS-JUNIOR DIVISION 3026-TREE ORNAMENTS- YOUTH DIVISION 3027-TREE ORNAMENTS-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES Use your imagination to make a tree ornament. The ornament cannot be over 9 inches high and 5 inches wide. The ornaments must be lightweight to hang on a tree and must have string or some sort of ribbon attached for hanging. 200 Holiday Ornament 201 Celebration Ornament 202 Creative Ornament 203 If not listed above, use this class number

19 DIVISION 3028-TABLE DECORATING-ADULT DIVISION 3029-TABLE DECORATING-PERSONS(S) WITH DISABILITIES You must be 18 years or older to participate in this Division Each participant must provide all the items to decorate table including the table coverings Exhibitors are limited to setting one (1) round table for each entry. May be a place setting for 2 or 4 No pairs or groups. A menu must be displayed with your setting. Non-perishable food or food models may be used for decorative purposes. Theme for table must be original, decorative and functional. Center pieces can t block the overall view of the table or interfere with the diner s view. Tables must be decorated on Saturday, April 15, :00am 12:00p.m. Judging will be at 1pm 200 Decorate a beautiful table at the Pima County Fair. Show your talent at setting a beautiful table for everyone to see. Each participant will have one round table to decorate. The tables are 36 around and approx. 36 high. DIVISION 3030-CARD MAKING-ADULT DIVISION 3031-CARD MAKING-JUNIOR DIVISION 3032-CARD MAKING-YOUTH DIVISION 3033-CARD MAKING-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Embossed 201 Chalk, Paint, Watercolors, Colored Pencils 202 Window, Confetti Box 203 Stamped 204 Pop-Up 205 Cut Outs 206 Embellished glitter, button, rhinestones, flowers, etc. 207 Portrait 208 If not listed above, use this class number

20 DIVISION 3034-COLLECTABLES-ADULT DIVISION 3035-COLLECTABLES-JUNIOR DIVISION 3036-COLLECTABLES-YOUTH DIVISION 3037-COLLECTABLES-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES Provide the Name of your collection on the Entry Form. Also, provide on a separate sheet of paper the nature of your collection, when you started it, the number of pieces you currently have, the number of pieces you will display at the Fair, and if the collection has small pieces that need to go into a glass case or can be set on a table with the fence around it. Can we set your collectables on a table? Give any other information that would help the judges in grading your efforts. 200 Animals 201 Arrowheads 202 Bells 203 Stamps 204 Magnets 205 Dolls/Figurines 206 Rocks 207 Cards 208 If not listed above, use this class number

21 DECORATED CHAIR CONTEST Guidelines Chair type-wooden, metal, plastic, upholstered, refurbished, etc. Chairs can be purchased or hand made Be creative with paint, fabric, embellishments, themes, etc. No larger than 2x3 DIVISION 3038-CHAIR CONTEST-ADULT DIVISION 3039-CHAIR CONTEST-JUNIOR DIVISION 3040-CHAIR CONTEST-YOUTH DIVISION 3041-CHAIR CONTEST-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Decorated/Creative Chair Contest Winner will receive a 1 st place ribbon, 4 pack of admission tickets to the Pima County Fair & become a star as they are recognized on our Website, Facebook and Instagram accounts.

22 SELFIE CONTEST We want your Selfies Must be 18 or older Must be mounted to a stiff piece of paper or a matt, with a maximum border of one inch Please do not frame your selfies and selfies larger than 5x7 will not be accepted DIVISION 3042-SELFIE CONTEST-ADULT DIVISION 3043-SELFIE CONTEST-PERSON(S) WITH DISABILITIES 200 Self- portrait photo taken with a camera, tablet, smart phone, etc. Winner will receive a 1 st place ribbon, 4 pack of admission tickets to the Pima County Fair and become a star when their Selfie is uploaded onto our Website, Facebook and Instagram accounts.

23 HOME ARTS ENTRY FORM Entrants last name All entry forms must be postmarked by March 10, 2017 Pima County Fair is not tax supported. Photocopy more if needed, give to a friend. All pictures must be ready to hang with wire and metal screws. No tape allowed. For questions call NAME PHONE ADDRESS CITY AZ ZIP ADDRESS ALL ENTRY FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE Please circle one Adult (18+) $2.00 Junior (13-17) $1.00 Youth (5-12) $1.00 Person(s) with Disabilities $1.00 # Division No. 1 Class No. Description of Entry Entry Fee Purchase exhibitor s tickets now! Include $12.00 for 1 ticket or $24.00 for 2 tickets and pick up on receiving day. 1 Ticket $ Tickets $24.00 TOTAL FEE Passes for Main Gate Parking Only. Only 2 tickets may be purchased by each exhibitor. Exhibitor Passes are good for all eleven days of the fair. Only one comp parking pass per family or address. Mail completed entry form to: SWFC Entries S. Houghton Rd. Tucson, AZ Please include: Entry form & Entry fees and make checks or money orders payable to SWFC. Cash is accepted. Entries are received on April 14-15, 2017 Friday, April 14, 2017, 3 pm 8 pm Entries/Food: Saturday, April 15, 2017, 10 am 3 pm At the close of the Fair, April 30, 2017, entries will be released from 5:30 pm-7:30 pm. We will have two other pickup days on Monday, May 1, 2017, 4:00 pm 8:00 pm & Wednesday, May 3, 2017 from 10:00 am 5:00 pm. Monday and Wednesday are the only days you can drive up to the building to pick up your entries. All entries not picked up by May 8, 2017 will be donated to charity. I assume all risks of loss or damage to exhibits from point of delivery until release after the fair, and agree to abide by all stated rules and regulations Signature Date