2017 Open Class Home & Family Arts Jennings County Fair Dates: July 3-9, 2017

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1 Class: FOODS The baked product competitions Fillings, frosting, glazing, pie filling, and meringue whether uncooked or cooked are not permitted to contain cream cheese, whipped cream, unpasteurized milk or eggs/egg whites (pasteurized eggs or eggs cooked to 160 F may be used). Home-canned fruits, vegetables, or meat are NOT permitted in product. Contestants should carefully wash their hands and make sure that their hands do not have any open cuts before preparing foods. Whenever possible baked products should be transported and stored in chilled coolers (41 F). Judges and individuals who will consume products from county and state competitions should be informed that they are at risk for food borne illness since the established policy cannot guarantee that an entry which is a potentially hazardous food has been properly prepared or handled before, during or following the competition. RECIPE or INGREDIENTS LIST MUST BE SUMITTED WITH ENTRIES. *Bread (Machine) Loaf Formed *Bread (Quick) Baking Powder Biscuits (4) Coffee Cake Loaf (1/2) Muffins (4) *Bread (Yeast) Coffee Cake Sweet (1/2 loaf) Sweet Rolls or Donuts (4) Whole Wheat (1/2 loaf) White (1/2 loaf) Yeast Rolls (4) *Cakes (Whole) Chocolate Angel Food Pound Fruit Chiffon Fix Up A Mix *Candy (4 pieces) Fudge Molded or Dipped Nut Brittle Uncooked 12 *Pie Apple Berry Cherry Peach *Cookies (4) Bar Brownies Drop Hand Shaped Ice Box Pressed Rolled & Cut Unbaked *Decorated Cakes (can use foam or other support underneath. To be judged on decoration only.) Birthday Wedding Cupcakes (4) Theme *Low Sugar/Low Fat Cakes (Whole) Candy (4) Cookies (4) Quick Bread (1/2 loaf) *Children s (12 & Younger) 2017 Open Class Home & Family Arts Jennings County Fair Dates: July 3-9, 2017 Rules 1. Exhibits will be coordinated by the Extension Homemakers. No pre-entry is required. 2. Must reside in Jennings County or be a member of an Extension Organization in Jennings County (Extension Homemakers, Master Gardener, 4-H Parent, etc.). 3. All exhibits will be judged by entry number. 4. Entries of children to age 12 will be judged separately. 5. Exhibits will be judged on their quality and given a blue, red, or white placing. A Champion and Reserve Champion will be awarded for each *category. A Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion will be awarded for each CLASS. All awards will be given at the discretion of the judges. At check out time, ribbons will be given, if the exhibitor wishes. 6. All exhibits must have been made by the exhibitor, except heirlooms. A club, church, or organization may enter a quilt. Exhibits entered after check-in time will be exhibited, but not judged. 7. Pictures, photography, wall hanging, samplers, etc. must be ready to hang. 8. Exhibitor must select the technique to be judged if mixed media. 9. Heirlooms, 35 yrs. or older will be displayed only, not judged. A story may accompany these exhibits. Heirlooms are for any non-perishable category. 10. Professional exhibits can be entered if noted. A professional is defined anyone who makes more than $500 a year from the type of product being exhibited. 11. If the exhibit does not meet all requirements, the exhibit will be dropped one placing. 12. CLOSED JUDGING All exhibits will receive a scorecard with judge s comments at the time of project release. Time Schedule Early Entry will be Friday, June 30 from 6 PM 8 PM Clothing, Crafts, Fine Arts, Needlecraft, Photography, Quilts Entry: Saturday, July 1; 9-11 AM Judging: Saturday, July 1; 12 Noon Flower Arrangements and, Foods, Food Preservation, Garden, Horticulture Entry: Monday, July 3; 9-11 AM Judging: Monday, July 3; 12 Noon Fashion Revue Judging: Thursday June 29; 7:30 PM Community Bldg. Entry forms are available at the Extension Office Public Dress Revue: Thursday July 6: 5:30 PM, Community Bldg. Project Release: Sunday July 9 ; 1-2 PM 1

2 *Children Girl s Dress Girl s Pant Girl s Shirt Girl s Sportswear Girl s Boy s Shirt Boy s Pant Boy s Sportswear Boy s *Child s Costume Class: CLOTHING *Creative Clothing Painted, Adults Painted, Child Hand Stitched, Adult s; embroidery, etc. Hand Stitched, Child; embroidery, etc. Machine Stitched, Adult; embroidery, etc. Machine Stitched, Child; embroidery, etc. 2 *Ladies Coat or Jacket Costumes Dress Formal Wear Lingerie Pants Shirt Skirt Sportswear Suit Vest *Men Coat or Jacket Costumes Formal Wear Pants Shirt Sportswear Suit Vest *Children s (12 & younger) Class: FOOD PRESERVATION Foods must be preserved using an approved USDA method; call the Extension Office if you need clarification. Method of preservation and recipe must accompany entry. Frozen items will not be accepted; as we do not have the means to keep them frozen prior to judging. *Condiments Chutney Glazes Ketchup Pie Fillings Relish Salsa Sauces *Fruits Applesauce Blackberry Cherry Juice Peach Pear Raspberry Rhubarb Tomato *Non-Processed Cake or Cookie Mixes Dried or Dehydrated Fruit Syrups Nuts Vinegar *Pickles Beet Bread & Butter Dill Lime Sweet *Soft Spreads Apple Blackberry Cherry Fruits Butters Grape Herb Minted Fruit Pepper Plum Raspberry Rhubarb Strawberry Tomato *Main Dishes Meats Peppers Soups & Stews *Vegetables Beets Corn Green Beans Juice Lima Beans Mixed Vegetables Peas Potatoes Sauerkraut Beans *Children s (12 & Younger) 11 Ball Fresh Preserving Award Presented by: Ball and Kerr Fresh Preserving Products Newell Brands, marketers of Ball and Kerr Fresh Preserving Products is proud to recognize today s fresh preserving (canning) enthusiasts. Awards for 1st and 2nd place will be presented to individuals whose home canned entry is selected the best in the category. A panel of judges will select the top two entries in Fruits, Vegetables, Pickles, and Soft Spreads. Entries must be preserved in Ball Jars and sealed with Ball Lids and Bands specially designed for home canning, or preserved in Kerr Jars sealed with Kerr Lids and Bands specially designed for home canning. In addition, entries in the soft spread category must be prepared using Ball Pectin: Classic, Low or No-Sugar, or Liquid. Proof of pectin purchase in the form of a receipt or product UPC must be submitted with entry.

3 Class: GARDEN Class: CRAFTS *Above Ground Banana Peppers (4) Broccoli (1) Cabbage (1) Cucumbers (4) Green Beans, (4) Green Peppers (4) Lettuce (4) Peas (4) Squash (1) Tomatoes (4) Wax Beans (4) Zucchini (1) *Container Garden If exhibit weights more than 10 pounds, please provide a means for moving the exhibit. Flower Herb Mixed Vegetable *Fruits, 1 item or 1 cup Berries 10 *Garden Creation Garden Basket Vegetable Critter Unusual Garden Item *Root Crop, cleaned and prepared for judging Beets (4) Carrots (4) Green Onions (4) Onions (4) Potatoes (4) Radishes (4) *Poster, 6 photos & plant names Vegetable Garden Flower Garden *Ceramics China Painting Dry Brushed Glazed Hand Formed Porcelain Stained *Dolls (All clothes must be made by exhibitor) Animal Baby Character Cloth & Rag Porcelain Soft Sculptured *Greeting Cards Birthday Christmas Easter Valentine *Home Décor Christmas Tree Skirt Dish Towel Picture Case Placemat Pot Holder Storage Item Table Cloth or Runner *Personal Accessories Apron Baby Coin or Wallet Collar Hair, bands, barrette, etc. Jewelry Hat Travel 3 *Miscellaneous Beading Child s Toy Collections (at least 10 items) -Handmade Gourds Ornament Plastic Canvas Quilling Rag Baskets Recycling Item Shaped Crochet Tole Painting Woven Baskets *Wood Constructed Box Furniture Toy Music *Wood Lathe *Wood-Scroll

4 *Acrylics, Background Acceptable *Chalk or Charcoal, Background Acceptable *Oil Animal, Background Acceptable *Glass Art Etching Class: FINE ARTS 4 *Pen, Ink, Pencil, Background Acceptable *Sculpture Metal Stone Wood *Scenes Local Scenes Non-Traditional *Watercolor Animal, Background Acceptable Metal Nature Stone Wood Class: PHOTOGRAPHY Prints need to be 5 x 7, with a maximum of 11 x 14 and displayed on a mount board or framed ready to hang No Cardboard. *Color Salon Prints *Black & White or Sepia Salon Prints *Pictures Books -Submitted by: Adult Child Group or Club 9 *Color Collection of Pictures (A collection of 4 4x6 photos or smaller on a 11x14 poster no foam board, with a title, no captions) *Black and White Collection of Pictures (A collection of 4 4x6 photos or smaller on a 11x14 poster no foam board, with a title, no captions) *Computer Generated

5 Class: FLOWERS ARRANGEMENTS AND PLANTS *Arrangements, Live All Foliage Buffet Dining Dried Garden s, no larger than 3 tall Mixed Theme Wall Wild *Artificial/Silk Corsage/Boutonniere Mixed Theme Wall *Potted, 1 variety If exhibit weights more than 10 pounds, please provide a means for moving the exhibit. African Violet Cactus Fern Flowering Geranium Hanging Plant Herb Most Unusual Non-Flowering Succulent Terrarium Vines Dish Garden, more than 1 variety *Wreath, Maximum 24 Grapevine Straw Show Case Item: SHEEP To be entered and judged on Saturday. No Live. One winner will be selected. Items need to be made by the exhibitor. Some ideas for exhibit are listed below. Wood Fabric, Nonstuffed Yarn Plastic or recycled items Ceramic 8 Photo Stuffed Collection (sample of 5) *Applique, Hand Table Runner or Cloth *Applique, Machine Table Runner or Cloth *Counted Cross Stitch Picture 5x7 or larger *Crewel (Embroidery) Picture 5x7 or larger *Crochet - Wearable Adult s Apparel, any item Afghan, any size Baby Set Baby, any item Bed, any size Child s Apparel, any item *Crochet - Non Wearable Doily or Centerpiece Hat, Scarf, or Gloves Ornament Cases, pair Tablecloth *Cross Stitch Cases, pair Picture 5/7 or larger Tablecloth *Knitting, Hand Adult s Apparel, any item Afghan, any size Baby Item Baby Set Child s Apparel, any item Hat, Scarf, or Gloves Class: NEEDLEWORK 5 *Knitting, Machine Adult s Apparel, any item Afghan, any size Baby Item Baby Set Child s Apparel, any item Hat, Scarf, or Gloves *Machine Embroidery Picture 5x7 or larger Cases, pair Tablecloth *Needlework, Misc. Bargella Candlewicking Chicken Scratch Needle Punch Smocking Tatting *Silk Ribbon Picture *Spinning & Weaving Hand Spun Wool Hand Spun Fiber Natural Dyed Hand Spun Fiber Hand-woven Wearable Hand-woven Hand-woven Placemat, Runner, Napkin Hand-woven Rug Animal To Apparel Any item

6 Class: QUILTS Class: HORTICULTURE will be exhibited in a furnished bottle. *Hand Appliqué Bed, Any Size, using miniature blocks Mixed Techniques *Machine Appliquéd Bed, Any Size Embroidered, using miniature blocks Mixed Techniques Paper Piecing *Miscellaneous: Quilts/Comforters/ Coverlets Chenille Made by group, Church, Club, etc. Trapunto Whole Cloth, Hand Quilted Whole Cloth, Machine Quilted Raggy Trapunto *Pieced Non-Quilted, block or top Hand Pieced Machine Pieced *Quilted Items Garment Table Cloth or Runner Toy, smaller 24, larger 24 *Rug, Etc. Crocheted or Knitted Latch Hook or Punch Needlepoint *Annuals Cleone, spider plant Marigold, over 3 bloom Marigold, under 3 bloom Petunias Snapdragons Zinnia, over 3 bloom Zinnia, under 3 bloom *Bulbs, Tuber or Corm Dahlia Gladiola, 1 spike Lily, Day, 1 spike Lily,, 1 spike Hosta *Herbs, cut specimens Basil Chives Dill Edible Garlic Lavender Mint Oregano Parsley Rosemary Sage Scented Geranium Tarragon Thyme, non-culinary herb, culinary herb *Perennial Astible Clamatus Cone Flower Daisies Fern Holly Hock Hydreangea Liatrus Phlox Rose, hybrid tea Rose, miniature Rose, other Yarrow *Shrub Flowering Non-Flowering, Leaf, Blooming 6 7