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1 The Farm, Home & Youth Fair Open and 4-H Projects Class Catalog Fair Dates: Thursday, August 9, :00 PM to 9:30 PM Friday, August 10, :30 AM to 9:30 PM Saturday, August 11, :30 AM to 4:00 PM 1015 Bridge Road Collegeville, PA Contact:

2 Open Classes: General Information Youth o Preschool up to age 5 as of January 1 st o Elementary School ages 6 to 11 as of January 1 st o Jr. High ages 12 to 14 as of January 1 st o Sr. High School ages 15 to 18 as of January 1 st Adult 18 and over as of January 1 st Retirement Community residents of Retirement Communities or similar Ages Groups for 4-H Exhibits (please see individual classes for applicable age groups): 4-H members - ages 8-18 as of January 1 st Educational Poster Category and Educational Exhibit/Display Category classes are broken out by age: o 4-H members, ages 8-10 of January 1 st o 4-H members, ages of January 1 st o 4-H members, ages 14 to 18 of January 1 st 4-H Cloverbuds - ages 5-7 as of January 1 st Online class registration: Please register each person separately. Please DO NOT register for items you may not bring. Entries may be added at check-in if necessary. On-line submission of data requires that you agree and will abide with the terms as defined in the published rules and regulations. Drop off: Except for perishable food items, 4-H entries should be brought to the 4-H Center on July 31, 2018 between 5:00 PM and 8:00 PM, and Open Class entries must be brought to the 4-H Center on August 7, 2018 between 12:00 PM and 8:00 PM. Perishable food entries must be brought to the 4-H Center on August 8, 2018 between 5:00 and 8:00 PM. Contact: fair@fhyfoundation.org 2 of 41

3 Table of Contents ` Preschool, age to ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - ARTWORK... 5 ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS- HANDCRAFT... 5 ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - SCULPTURE, POTTERY & CERAMICS... 5 HOME GARDEN - FLOWERS... 6 HOME GARDEN - HERBS... 6 HOME GARDEN - VEGETABLES... 7 HOME GARDEN - OTHER HOME GARDEN PROJECTS... 8 YOUTH - Elementary School, ages 6-11 / Jr. High, ages / Sr. High, ages ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - ARTWORK... 9 ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - HANDCRAFT... 9 ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - PHOTOGRAPHY ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - SCULPTURE, POTTERY & CERAMICS ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - WOODWORKING & BASKETRY CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - NEEDLEWORK CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - QUILTS CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - RUGS, WEAVING CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - SEWING HOME GARDEN - APIARY PRODUCTS HOME GARDEN - FLOWERS HOME GARDEN - HERBS HOME GARDEN - VEGETABLES HOME GARDEN - OTHER HOME GARDEN PROJECTS HOME PRODUCTS - BAKED GOODS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING - EDUCATIONAL MODEL/DISPLAY ADULT 18 and over as of January 1st ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - ARTWORK ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - HANDCRAFT ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - PHOTOGRAPHY ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - SCULPTURE, POTTERY & CERAMICS ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - WOODWORKING & BASKETRY CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - NEEDLEWORK CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - QUILTS CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - RUGS, WEAVING CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - SEWING HOME GARDEN - APIARY PRODUCTS HOME GARDEN - FLOWERS HOME GARDEN - HERBS HOME GARDEN - VEGETABLES HOME GARDEN - OTHER HOME GARDEN PROJECTS of 41

4 HOME PRODUCTS - BAKED GOODS HOME PRODUCTS - CANNING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING - EDUCATIONAL MODEL/DISPLAY Retirement Community ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - ARTWORK ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - HANDCRAFT ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - PHOTOGRAPHY ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - SCULPTURE, POTTERY & CERAMICS ARTWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDCRAFTS - WOODWORKING & BASKETRY CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - NEEDLEWORK CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - QUILTS CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - RUGS, WEAVING CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - SEWING HOME GARDEN - FLOWERS HOME GARDEN - HERBS HOME GARDEN - VEGETABLES HOME GARDEN - OTHER HOME GARDEN PROJECTS HOME PRODUCTS - BAKED GOODS H EXHIBITS REQUIREMENTS FOR 4-H EXHIBITS FARM, HOME, & YOUTH FAIR H Members (Ages 8 to 18 yrs) H EXHIBITS - CLOTHING & TEXTILES H EXHIBITS - CLOTHING & TEXTILES H EXHIBITS - QUILTING H EXHIBITS ARTS & CRAFTS H EXHIBITS COOKING CLUB H EXHIBITS 4-H SUMMER CAMP AND SHORT COURSE CATEGORIES H EXHIBITS OTHER CATEGORIES H EXHIBITS OTHER CATEGORIES EDUCATIONAL POSTER CATEGORY / EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT/DISPLAY CATEGORY / CLUB DISPLAY / CLUB SCRAPBOOKS H EXHIBITS OTHER CATEGORIES HORSELESS HORSE H Cloverbuds Members - ages H EXHIBITS 4-H SUMMER CAMP AND SHORT COURSE CATEGORIES H EXHIBITS OTHER CATEGORIES EDUCATIONAL POSTER CATEGORY / EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT/DISPLAY CATEGORY / CLUB DISPLAY / CLUB SCRAPBOOKS H EXHIBITS OTHER CATEGORIES HORSELESS HORSE of 41

5 PRESCHOOL, AGE TO 5 PRESCHOOL, AGE TO 5 Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Artwork Class Description Class # Nature 1 Drawings-Charcoal, Crayon or Pastel Scenic 2 Still Life 3 Portrait 4 Nature 5 Drawings-Pen and Ink, Marker Scenic 6 Still Life 7 Portrait 8 Nature 9 Drawings-Pencil Scenic 10 Still Life 11 Portrait 12 Nature 13 Mixed Media Scenic 14 Still Life 15 Portrait 16 Nature 17 Paintings-Oil or Acrylic Scenic 18 Still Life 19 Portrait 20 Nature 21 Paintings-Water Color Scenic 22 Still Life 23 Portrait 24 Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts- Handcraft Class / Description Class # Crafts made from Combination 25 Crafts made from Man-Made Material 26 Crafts made from Natural Material 27 Mosaic - Tile, Glass, or Other Media 32 Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Sculpture, Pottery & Ceramics Class / Description Class # Ceramics (Green Ware or Pre-Cast Molds) 54 Pottery (No Green Ware or Pre-Cast Molds) 55 Sculpture/Clay 56 5 of 41

6 PRESCHOOL, AGE TO 5 Exhibit in a jar or vase of water. Home Garden - Flowers What judges look for in flowers: 1. Flowers and foliage free from bruises, wilting, dirt, insects and spray residue 2. Symmetry, not over matured 3. Color clear and bright 4. Exhibit uniform in size, shape and color Class Description / Quantity Class # Annuals Ageratum 3 stems 304 Annuals - Asters 3 blooms 382 Annuals - Bells of Ireland 3 stems 305 Annuals - Calendula 3 blooms 306 Annuals - Celosia (Cockscomb) 3 stems 307 Annuals - Cleoma (Spider Flower) 3 stems 308 Annuals - Cosmos 3 blooms 309 Annuals - Dahlia 3 blooms 310 Annuals - Gladiolus 3 spikes 311 Annuals - Marigold 3 blooms 312 Annuals - Nasturtuim 3 blooms 313 Annuals - Pansy 6 blooms 314 Annuals - Petunias 3 stems 315 Annuals - Phlox 3 stems growth 316 Annuals - Rudbeckia (Gloriosa Daisy) 3 blooms 317 Annuals - Salvia 3 spikes 318 Annuals - Scabiosa 3 blooms 319 Annuals - Snapdragons 3 spikes 320 Annuals - Strawflower 3 spikes 321 Annuals - Zinnia 3 blooms 322 Annuals - Any other Annual 3 blooms, stems, or spikes depending on flower growth 323 Perennials - Calendula 3 blooms 324 Perennials - Chrysanthemum 3 blooms or 3 stems 325 Perennials - Coral Bells 3 stems 326 Perennials - Delphinium 3 spikes 327 Perennials - Rose 1 bloom on single blooming types; 1 stem on multi-blooming types 328 Perennials - Any other Perennials 3 blooms, stems or spikes, depending on flower 329 Home Garden - Herbs Fresh herbs only, not dried. Exhibit in a jar or vase of water, 3-5 stems per type of herb for judging. Judging based on appearance, aroma and freshness. One ribbon per specimen awarded. Herbs - Basil 330 Herbs - Chives 331 Herbs - Cilantro 332 Herbs - Dill 333 Herbs - Mint 334 Herbs - Oregano 335 Herbs - Parsley 336 Herbs - Rosemary 337 Herbs - Sage of 41

7 PRESCHOOL, AGE TO 5 Home Garden - Herbs Fresh herbs only, not dried. Exhibit in a jar or vase of water, 3-5 stems per type of herb for judging. Judging based on appearance, aroma and freshness. One ribbon per specimen awarded. Herbs - Tarragon 339 Herbs - Thyme 340 Herbs - Other 341 Home Garden - Vegetables Bring a white paper plate (8" or 9 ) for each kind of vegetable. Write your name and phone number on the underside to avoid mix-ups. Vegetables must be FRESH, NOT FROZEN. All unclaimed vegetables will be discarded at the end of the Fair. One ribbon per plate will be awarded. What judges look for in vegetables: 1. Free of dirt, disease, bruises and showing no blemishes of any kind 2. Exhibit is uniform in shape, size, and color 3. True to type, no mixing of different varieties on one plate 4. Market maturity - not the largest or the smallest 5. Correct number of vegetables of high quality on plate Class Description / Quantity Class # Beans 10 pods 353 Beets 5 (keep one inch of leaf stem) 354 Broccoli 1 head (without leaves) 355 Brussels Sprouts 10 sprouts 356 Cabbage 1 head (without leaves) 357 Carrots 5 (keep one inch of leaf stem) 358 Cauliflower 1 head(keep one circle of leaves) 359 Celery 1 stalk (roots in soil or water) 360 Cucumbers 5 (without stems) 361 Eggplant 1 (leave one half inch stem) 362 Endive 1 plant (roots in soil or water) 363 Head Lettuce 1 plant (roots in soil or water) 364 Kale 1 plant (roots in soil or water) 365 Kohlrabi 5 (remove roots and leaf stems) 366 Muskmelon & Cantaloupe 1 (no stem) 367 Onion 5 (remove roots and tops) 368 Parsley 10 stems (tied in bundle) 369 Parsnips 5 (remove tops) 370 Peppers 5 (no stems) 371 Potatoes Dry & Cleaned, not washed 372 Pumpkin 1 (keep 1 inch of stem) 373 Radish 10 (no tops) 374 Rhubarb 5 pulled stalks (cut off leaf blades) 375 Salsify 5 (keep one inch of leaf stems) 376 Squash Tomatoes 10 cherry, 5 regular (remove stems) 378 Turnips 5 (remove tops) 379 Watermelon 1 (no stem) 380 Any other vegetables Use sizes & numbers from similar vegetables listed above of 41

8 PRESCHOOL, AGE TO 5 Home Garden - Other Home Garden Projects Class Description / Other Information Class # Best Vegetable Celebrity Creation Using one or more vegetables 342 Best Vegetable Critter Creation Using two or more vegetables 343 Houseplants Exhibit a mature houseplant that you have maintained in the past year. 345 Largest Sunflower By flower diameter 346 Largest Tomato By weight 347 Largest Weed By height 348 Largest Zucchini By size 349 For classes 344, 350, 351 and 352: Will be judged on container size (proper proportion for plant material used), plant material (free from bruises, dirt, wilting, spray residue and pests), symmetry/design (proper balance and planning shown for type of plants used plus, imagination and creativity), color/texture (an important factor for overall aesthetics of display) and proper drainage. Size is open to your imagination, within reason! Flowers in Creative Containers Use your imagination because plants can grow in all kinds of places and things! Use any type of 344 plant material. Vegetables in Creative Containers Size is open to your imagination, within reason! Use your imagination because plants can grow in all kinds of places and things! Use any type of 350 plant material. Window Box 12"x48" rectangular box Flowers only 351 Window Box 12"x48" rectangular box Herbs only of 41

9 YOUTH - Elementary School, ages 6-11 / Jr. High, ages / Sr. High, ages YOUTH - ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, AGES 6-11 / JR. HIGH, AGES / SR. HIGH, AGES Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Artwork Class Description Class # Divisions Nature 1 Drawings-Charcoal, Crayon or Pastel Scenic 2 Still Life 3 Portrait 4 Nature 5 Drawings-Pen and Ink, Marker Scenic 6 Still Life 7 Portrait 8 Nature 9 Drawings-Pencil Scenic 10 Still Life 11 Portrait 12 Mixed Media Paintings-Oil or Acrylic Paintings-Water Color Nature 13 Scenic 14 Still Life 15 Portrait 16 Nature 17 Scenic 18 Still Life 19 Portrait 20 Nature 21 Scenic 22 Still Life 23 Portrait 24 Elementary School Jr High Sr. High Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Handcraft Divisions Crafts made from Combination 25 Crafts made from Man-Made Material 26 Crafts made from Natural Material 27 Folk Art Other 28 Folk Art - Recycled materials 29 Handmade Jewelry - Kit 30 Handmade Jewelry - Original Design 31 Mosaic - Tile, Glass, or Other Media 32 Scrapbooking Event 33 Scrapbooking Family 34 Scrapbooking - Other 35 Scrapbooking - Travel 36 Stained Glass 37 Stenciling on Fabric, Wood or Accessories 38 Elementary School Jr High Sr. High 9 of 41

10 YOUTH - Elementary School, ages 6-11 / Jr. High, ages / Sr. High, ages Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Photography Photography Rules: 1. Contestants may enter one (1) photo in each of the categories. 2. Size: 5 x 7 minimum, including matting and 14 x 16 maximum, including matting 3. Entries MUST be labeled with a 3x5 card with Name, Address, Phone Number, Division, & Category and affixed to the back of each entry with information neatly printed or typed. Also include a brief caption about the location or situation. 4. There shall be NO GLASS COVERINGS on any entry. Plastic covering is acceptable. 5. There shall be NO FRAMING (wood, metal, plastic) on any entry. 6. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MATTED. It is highly suggested that all photos are backed in cardboard to prevent possible damage to the photo paper during display. 7. Back of each photo must have an arrow drawn indicating the top of the photo. 8. Photos submitted cannot have been previously entered at the Montgomery Co. 4-H Fair. 9. Only amateurs are eligible (earn less than 1/3 of their yearly income through photography). Nature: plants, animals (not domestic), and insects (no people). Scenic: Vistas, landscapes, seascapes, snow scenes, bridges, parks, mountains, farmland, etc.(a person or animal is allowed in the picture as long as it is not the focal point). Feature: Human interest picture - a fresh view of the commonplace; events such as sports, parades, or celebrations Still Life: Inanimate objects Altered Images: Any photograph you have manipulated for artistic purposes by applying digital or traditional special effects. In addition, entries must also include a 4 x6 photograph of the starting image(s) and a written description of the techniques used to produce that final image. Only the final image must be matted and of proper size. Domestic animals: House pets and farm animals Portrait/personality: A picture of a person (not a pet) that captures an aspect of the subject s character Class Description Class # Divisions Color 39 Photography Nature, Scenic B&W 40 Color 41 Photography Nature, Feature B&W 42 Color 43 Photography Nature, Still Life B&W 44 HDR 45 Photography Nature, Altered Images Other 46 Elementary School Jr High Color 47 Photography Nature, Fauna: Animals/Insects Sr. High B&W 54 Color 48 Photography Nature, Flora: Plants B&W 49 Color 50 Photography - Domestic Animals B&W 51 Color 52 Photography - Portrait/Personality Color B&W of 41

11 YOUTH - Elementary School, ages 6-11 / Jr. High, ages / Sr. High, ages Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Sculpture, Pottery & Ceramics Divisions Ceramics (Green Ware or Pre-Cast Molds) 54 Elementary School Pottery (No Green Ware or Pre-Cast Molds) 55 Sculpture/Clay 56 Jr High Sr. High Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Woodworking & Basketry Divisions Basketry - with Handle 57 Basketry - without Handle 58 Woodworking - Exhibitor-cut 59 Woodworking - Pre-cut Kits 60 Elementary School Jr High Sr. High Clothing and Textiles - Needlework Divisions Counted Cross Stitch 200 Embellished Items (Original) 204 Embroidery/Crewel Embroidery 205 Needlepoint 211 Plastic Needlepoint 212 Class Description Class # Divisions Creative Fabrics and Fibers - Kits Creative Fabrics and Fibers - Original Design Weaver-controlled crafts such as macramé, tapestry, off-loom wall hangings, experimental harness-loom techniques; Latch-hook crafts; Batik; Combination techniques: creative use of materials and techniques such as needlepoint and latching, quilting and stitchery, batik and quilting Crocheted Items (no clothing Items) 203 Accessories: mittens, hats, Hand Crocheting - Accessories 206 tote bags, shawls, slippers, etc. Hand Crocheting Garments 207 Hand Knitting Accessories 208 Garments: sweaters, shirts, Hand Knitting Garments 209 dresses, coats, etc. Knitted items (no clothing items) Elementary School Jr High Sr. High Elementary School Jr High Sr. High Elementary School Jr High Sr. High Clothing and Textiles - Quilts Divisions Quilted Accessories (No Clothing) 213 Quilted Bed Quilts - Hand Quilted, Appliqued 214 Quilted Bed Quilts - Hand Quilted, Pieced 215 Quilted Bed Quilts - Machine Quilted, Appliqued 216 Quilted Bed Quilts - Machine Quilted - Pieced 217 Quilted Crib and Lap Quilts - Hand Quilted 218 Quilted Crib and Lap Quilts - Machine Quilted 219 Quilted Wall Hangings - Hand Quilted 220 Quilted Wall Hangings - Machine Quilted 221 Elementary School Jr High Sr. High 11 of 41

12 YOUTH - Elementary School, ages 6-11 / Jr. High, ages / Sr. High, ages Clothing and Textiles - Rugs, Weaving Divisions Harness Loom Weaving 222 Elementary School Rugs - Braided 223 Rugs - Hooked 224 Jr High Sr. High Clothing and Textiles - Sewing 2 or 3 piece ensemble - non-tailored: Skirt, shorts or pants w/coordinating top; Dress, skirt or pants with jacket, vest or coat (2 or 3 pieces); Jumper and top (2 pieces); etc. Active sportswear: Swimwear, exercise wear, etc. Children s clothing: Birth to size 12 Clothing accessories: vest, hat, etc. Dresses: Street Wear, special occasion, wedding gown, etc. Non-clothing accessories: tablecloths, etc. Skirts: Street Wear, Special Occasion, etc. Tailored garment: garment must be shaped using custom, dressmaking or contemporary (fusing) applications. Simple jackets, advanced coordinates, three piece outfits without tailored applications should be exhibited under other appropriate classes. Divisions 2 or 3 Piece Ensemble, Non-Tailored 225 Active Sportswear 226 Children s Clothing 227 Clothing Accessories 228 Dresses 229 Non-Clothing Accessories 230 Pants/Shorts - Men s or Women s 231 Skirts 232 Tailored Garment - Man s Coat or Blazer 233 Tailored Garment - Man s Suit 234 Tailored Garment - Woman s Coat or Blazer 235 Tailored Garment - Woman s Suit 236 Tops - Shirt, Blouse, or Jacket 237 Elementary School Jr High Sr. High HOME GARDEN - Apiary Products Divisions Beeswax Candles 300 Beeswax Items 301 Comb Honey 302 Extracted Honey 303 Elementary School Jr. High Sr. High 12 of 41

13 YOUTH - Elementary School, ages 6-11 / Jr. High, ages / Sr. High, ages Exhibit in a jar or vase of water. Home Garden - Flowers What judges look for in flowers: 5. Flowers and foliage free from bruises, wilting, dirt, insects and spray residue 6. Symmetry, not over matured 7. Color clear and bright 8. Exhibit uniform in size, shape and color Class Description / Quantity Class # Divisions Annuals - Ageratum 3 stems 304 Annuals - Asters 3 blooms 382 Annuals - Bells of Ireland 3 stems 305 Annuals - Calendula 3 blooms 306 Annuals - Celosia (Cockscomb) 3 stems 307 Annuals - Cleoma (Spider Flower) 3 stems 308 Annuals - Cosmos 3 blooms 309 Annuals - Dahlia 3 blooms 310 Annuals - Gladiolus 3 spikes 311 Annuals - Marigold 3 blooms 312 Annuals - Nasturtuim 3 blooms 313 Annuals - Pansy 6 blooms 314 Annuals - Petunias 3 stems 315 Annuals - Phlox 3 stems growth 316 Annuals - Rudbeckia (Gloriosa Daisy) 3 blooms 317 Annuals - Salvia 3 spikes 318 Annuals - Scabiosa 3 blooms 319 Annuals - Snapdragons 3 spikes 320 Annuals - Strawflower 3 spikes 321 Annuals - Zinnia 3 blooms 322 Annuals - Any other Annual 3 blooms, stems, or spikes depending on flower growth 323 Perennials - Calendula 3 blooms 324 Perennials - Chrysanthemum 3 blooms or 3 stems 325 Perennials - Coral Bells 3 stems 326 Perennials - Delphinium 3 spikes 327 Perennials - Rose Perennials - Any other Perennials 1 bloom on single blooming types; 1 stem on multi-blooming types 3 blooms, stems or spikes, depending on flower Elementary School Jr. High Sr. High School 13 of 41

14 YOUTH - Elementary School, ages 6-11 / Jr. High, ages / Sr. High, ages Home Garden - Herbs Fresh herbs only, not dried. Exhibit in a jar or vase of water, 3-5 stems per type of herb for judging. Judging based on appearance, aroma and freshness. One ribbon per specimen awarded. Age Group Herbs - Basil 330 Herbs - Chives 331 Herbs - Cilantro 332 Herbs - Dill 333 Herbs - Mint 334 Herbs - Oregano 335 Herbs - Parsley 336 Herbs - Rosemary 337 Herbs - Sage 338 Herbs - Tarragon 339 Herbs - Thyme 340 Herbs - Other 341 Elementary School Jr. High Sr. High HOME GARDEN - Vegetables Bring a white paper plate (8" or 9 ) for each kind of vegetable. Write your name and phone number on the underside to avoid mix-ups. Vegetables must be FRESH, NOT FROZEN. All unclaimed vegetables will be discarded at the end of the Fair. One ribbon per plate will be awarded. What judges look for in vegetables: 6. Free of dirt, disease, bruises and showing no blemishes of any kind 7. Exhibit is uniform in shape, size, and color 8. True to type, no mixing of different varieties on one plate 9. Market maturity - not the largest or the smallest 10. Correct number of vegetables of high quality on plate Class Description / Quantity Class # Divisions Beans 10 pods 353 Beets 5 (keep one inch of leaf stem) 354 Broccoli 1 head (without leaves) 355 Brussels Sprouts 10 sprouts 356 Cabbage 1 head (without leaves) 357 Carrots 5 (keep one inch of leaf stem) 358 Cauliflower 1 head(keep one circle of leaves) 359 Celery 1 stalk (roots in soil or water) 360 Cucumbers 5 (without stems) 361 Eggplant 1 (leave one half inch stem) 362 Endive 1 plant (roots in soil or water) 363 Head Lettuce 1 plant (roots in soil or water) 364 Kale 1 plant (roots in soil or water) 365 Kohlrabi 5 (remove roots and leaf stems) 366 Muskmelon & Cantaloupe 1 (no stem) 367 Onion 5 (remove roots and tops) 368 Parsley 10 stems (tied in bundle) 369 Parsnips 5 (remove tops) 370 Peppers 5 (no stems) 371 Potatoes Dry & Cleaned, not washed 372 Pumpkin 1 (keep 1 inch of stem) 373 Radish 10 (no tops) 374 Rhubarb 5 pulled stalks (cut off leaf blades) 375 Elementary School Jr. High Sr. High School 14 of 41

15 YOUTH - Elementary School, ages 6-11 / Jr. High, ages / Sr. High, ages HOME GARDEN - Vegetables Bring a white paper plate (8" or 9 ) for each kind of vegetable. Write your name and phone number on the underside to avoid mix-ups. Vegetables must be FRESH, NOT FROZEN. All unclaimed vegetables will be discarded at the end of the Fair. One ribbon per plate will be awarded. What judges look for in vegetables: 6. Free of dirt, disease, bruises and showing no blemishes of any kind 7. Exhibit is uniform in shape, size, and color 8. True to type, no mixing of different varieties on one plate 9. Market maturity - not the largest or the smallest 10. Correct number of vegetables of high quality on plate Class Description / Quantity Class # Divisions Salsify 5 (keep one inch of leaf stems) 376 Squash Tomatoes 10 cherry, 5 regular (remove stems) 378 Turnips 5 (remove tops) 379 Watermelon 1 (no stem) 380 Any other vegetables Use sizes & numbers from similar vegetables listed above 381 HOME GARDEN - Other Home Garden Projects Class Description / Other Information Class # Divisions Best Vegetable Celebrity Creation Using one or more vegetables 342 Best Vegetable Critter Creation Using two or more vegetables 343 Houseplants Exhibit a mature houseplant that you have maintained in the past year. 345 Largest Sunflower By flower diameter 346 Largest Tomato By weight 347 Largest Weed By height 348 Largest Zucchini By size 349 For classes 344, 350, 351 and 352: Will be judged on container size (proper proportion for plant material used), plant material (free from bruises, dirt, wilting, spray residue and pests), symmetry/design (proper balance and planning shown for type of plants used plus, imagination and creativity), color/texture (an important factor for overall aesthetics of display) and proper drainage. Flowers in Creative Containers Vegetables in Creative Containers Window Box 12"x48" rectangular box Window Box 12"x48" rectangular box Size is open to your imagination, within reason! Use your imagination because plants can grow in all kinds of places and things! Use any type of plant material. Size is open to your imagination, within reason! Use your imagination because plants can grow in all kinds of places and things! Use any type of plant material Flowers only 351 Herbs only 352 Elementary School Jr. High Sr. High School 15 of 41

16 YOUTH - Elementary School, ages 6-11 / Jr. High, ages / Sr. High, ages HOME PRODUCTS - Baked Goods Wrap baked products individually in plastic or foil to retain freshness until time of judging. No commercial mixes are to be used. Baked goods may be picked up on Saturday after 1 PM; a photograph of the baked product will be displayed for the duration of the fair. Class Description / Quantity Class # Divisions Brownies Each exhibit to consist of 4 Brownies - To be judged on flavor, appearance and 451 texture. Cakes Each exhibit to consist of 1 Cake (iced or plain) - To be judged on flavor, lightness, general appearance (color, shape), and texture (grain and moisture). Icing to be judged on flavor, general appearance 452 (thickness, finish), and consistency. Decoration will not be judged. No cream filling or frosting should be entered. Cookies (4 Cookies) Each exhibit to consist of 4 Cookies - To be judged on flavor, appearance and texture. 453 Elementary School Muffins or Biscuits Each exhibit to consist of 3 Muffins or Jr. High 454 Biscuits Sr. High Pie Each exhibit to consist of 1 pie - To be judged on flavor, texture, flakiness of 455 crust, and appearance. Quick Bread (No Yeast) Each exhibit to consist of 1 rectangular Loaf - To be judged on flavor and odor, lightness, general appearance (size, shape, crust, color), crumb (grain, moisture, color). 456 Yeast Bread (1 lb. Loaf or 3 Rolls) Each exhibit to consist of one 1 lb. rectangular loaf of bread or 3 Rolls - To be judged on flavor and odor, lightness, general appearance (size, shape, crust, color), crumb (grain, moisture, color) of 41

17 YOUTH - Elementary School, ages 6-11 / Jr. High, ages / Sr. High, ages SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING - Educational Model/Display Class Description / Quantity Class # Divisions Astronomy Models and/or Displays Models must be labeled 500 Engineering Sciences, Structural Kit Engineering Sciences, Structural - Original Design Environmental Educational Display Mechanical Sciences, Electrical Kit Mechanical Sciences, Electrical - Original Design Mechanical Sciences, Robotics Kit Mechanical Sciences, Robotics - Original Design Mechanical Sciences, Small Engine - Kit Mechanical Sciences, Small Engine - Original Design Mechanical Sciences-Electrical - Original Design Please include a materials list with model Including but not limited to: weather, habitats, habitat preservation, entomology, endangered species, water quality, urban concerns. Please observe common safety procedures Elementary School Jr. High Sr. High School 17 of 41

18 ADULT 18 AND OVER AS OF JANUARY 1ST ADULT 18 and over as of January 1st Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Artwork Class Description Class # Nature 1 Drawings-Charcoal, Crayon or Pastel Scenic 2 Still Life 3 Portrait 4 Nature 5 Drawings-Pen and Ink, Marker Scenic 6 Still Life 7 Portrait 8 Nature 9 Drawings-Pencil Scenic 10 Still Life 11 Portrait 12 Nature 13 Mixed Media Scenic 14 Still Life 15 Portrait 16 Nature 17 Paintings-Oil or Acrylic Scenic 18 Still Life 19 Portrait 20 Nature 21 Paintings-Water Color Scenic 22 Still Life 23 Portrait 24 Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Handcraft Crafts made from Combination 25 Crafts made from Man-Made Material 26 Crafts made from Natural Material 27 Folk Art Other 28 Folk Art - Recycled materials 29 Handmade Jewelry - Kit 30 Handmade Jewelry - Original Design 31 Mosaic - Tile, Glass, or Other Media 32 Scrapbooking Event 33 Scrapbooking Family 34 Scrapbooking - Other 35 Scrapbooking - Travel 36 Stained Glass 37 Stenciling on Fabric, Wood or Accessories of 41

19 ADULT 18 and over as of January 1st Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Photography Photography Rules: 10. Contestants may enter one (1) photo in each of the categories. 11. Size: 5 x 7 minimum, including matting and 14 x 16 maximum, including matting 12. Entries MUST be labeled with a 3x5 card with Name, Address, Phone Number, Division, & Category and affixed to the back of each entry with information neatly printed or typed. Also include a brief caption about the location or situation. 13. There shall be NO GLASS COVERINGS on any entry. Plastic covering is acceptable. 14. There shall be NO FRAMING (wood, metal, plastic) on any entry. 15. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MATTED. It is highly suggested that all photos are backed in cardboard to prevent possible damage to the photo paper during display. 16. Back of each photo must have an arrow drawn indicating the top of the photo. 17. Photos submitted cannot have been previously entered at the Montgomery Co. 4-H Fair. 18. Only amateurs are eligible (earn less than 1/3 of their yearly income through photography). Nature: plants, animals (not domestic), and insects (no people). Scenic: Vistas, landscapes, seascapes, snow scenes, bridges, parks, mountains, farmland, etc.(a person or animal is allowed in the picture as long as it is not the focal point). Feature: Human interest picture - a fresh view of the commonplace; events such as sports, parades, or celebrations Still Life: Inanimate objects Altered Images: Any photograph you have manipulated for artistic purposes by applying digital or traditional special effects. In addition, entries must also include a 4 x6 photograph of the starting image(s) and a written description of the techniques used to produce that final image. Only the final image must be matted and of proper size. Domestic animals: House pets and farm animals Portrait/personality: A picture of a person (not a pet) that captures an aspect of the subject s character Class Description Class # Color 39 Photography Nature, Scenic B&W 40 Color 41 Photography Nature, Feature B&W 42 Color 43 Photography Nature, Still Life B&W 44 HDR 45 Photography Nature, Altered Images Other 46 Color 47 Photography Nature, Fauna: Animals/Insects B&W 54 Color 48 Photography Nature, Flora: Plants B&W 49 Color 50 Photography - Domestic Animals B&W 51 Color 52 Photography - Portrait/Personality Color B&W of 41

20 ADULT 18 and over as of January 1st Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Sculpture, Pottery & Ceramics Ceramics (Green Ware or Pre-Cast Molds) 54 Pottery (No Green Ware or Pre-Cast Molds) 55 Sculpture/Clay 56 Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Woodworking & Basketry Basketry - with Handle 57 Basketry - without Handle 58 Woodworking - Exhibitor-cut 59 Woodworking - Pre-cut Kits 60 Clothing and Textiles - Needlework Counted Cross Stitch 200 Embellished Items (Original) 204 Embroidery/Crewel Embroidery 205 Needlepoint 211 Plastic Needlepoint 212 Class Description Class # Creative Fabrics and Fibers - Kits Creative Fabrics and Fibers - Original Design Weaver-controlled crafts such as macramé, tapestry, off-loom wall hangings, experimental harness-loom techniques; Latch-hook crafts; Batik; Combination techniques: creative use of materials and techniques such as needlepoint and latching, quilting and stitchery, batik and quilting Crocheted Items (no clothing Items) Accessories: mittens, hats, tote bags, 203 Hand Crocheting - Accessories shawls, slippers, etc. 206 Hand Crocheting Garments 207 Hand Knitting Accessories Garments: sweaters, shirts, dresses, coats, 208 Hand Knitting Garments etc. 209 Knitted items (no clothing items) Clothing and Textiles - Quilts Quilted Accessories (No Clothing) 213 Quilted Bed Quilts - Hand Quilted, Appliqued 214 Quilted Bed Quilts - Hand Quilted, Pieced 215 Quilted Bed Quilts - Machine Quilted, Appliqued 216 Quilted Bed Quilts - Machine Quilted - Pieced 217 Quilted Crib and Lap Quilts - Hand Quilted 218 Quilted Crib and Lap Quilts - Machine Quilted 219 Quilted Wall Hangings - Hand Quilted 220 Quilted Wall Hangings - Machine Quilted of 41

21 ADULT 18 and over as of January 1st Clothing and Textiles - Rugs, Weaving Harness Loom Weaving 222 Rugs - Braided 223 Rugs - Hooked 224 Clothing and Textiles - Sewing 2 or 3 piece ensemble - non-tailored: Skirt, shorts or pants w/coordinating top; Dress, skirt or pants with jacket, vest or coat (2 or 3 pieces); Jumper and top (2 pieces); etc. Active sportswear: Swimwear, exercise wear, etc. Children s clothing: Birth to size 12 Clothing accessories: vest, hat, etc. Dresses: Street Wear, special occasion, wedding gown, etc. Non-clothing accessories: tablecloths, etc. Skirts: Street Wear, Special Occasion, etc. Tailored garment: garment must be shaped using custom, dressmaking or contemporary (fusing) applications. Simple jackets, advanced coordinates, three piece outfits without tailored applications should be exhibited under other appropriate classes. 2 or 3 Piece Ensemble, Non-Tailored 225 Active Sportswear 226 Children s Clothing 227 Clothing Accessories 228 Dresses 229 Non-Clothing Accessories 230 Pants/Shorts - Men s or Women s 231 Skirts 232 Tailored Garment - Man s Coat or Blazer 233 Tailored Garment - Man s Suit 234 Tailored Garment - Woman s Coat or Blazer 235 Tailored Garment - Woman s Suit 236 Tops - Shirt, Blouse, or Jacket 237 HOME GARDEN - Apiary Products Beeswax Candles 300 Beeswax Items 301 Comb Honey 302 Extracted Honey of 41

22 ADULT 18 and over as of January 1st Exhibit in a jar or vase of water. Home Garden - Flowers What judges look for in flowers: 9. Flowers and foliage free from bruises, wilting, dirt, insects and spray residue 10. Symmetry, not over matured 11. Color clear and bright 12. Exhibit uniform in size, shape and color Class Description / Quantity Class # Annuals - Ageratum 3 stems 304 Annuals Aster 3 blooms 382 Annuals - Bells of Ireland 3 stems 305 Annuals - Calendula 3 blooms 306 Annuals - Celosia (Cockscomb) 3 stems 307 Annuals - Cleoma (Spider Flower) 3 stems 308 Annuals - Cosmos 3 blooms 309 Annuals - Dahlia 3 blooms 310 Annuals - Gladiolus 3 spikes 311 Annuals - Marigold 3 blooms 312 Annuals - Nasturtuim 3 blooms 313 Annuals - Pansy 6 blooms 314 Annuals - Petunias 3 stems 315 Annuals - Phlox 3 stems growth 316 Annuals - Rudbeckia (Gloriosa Daisy) 3 blooms 317 Annuals - Salvia 3 spikes 318 Annuals - Scabiosa 3 blooms 319 Annuals - Snapdragons 3 spikes 320 Annuals - Strawflower 3 spikes 321 Annuals - Zinnia 3 blooms 322 Annuals - Any other Annual 3 blooms, stems, or spikes depending on flower growth 323 Perennials - Calendula 3 blooms 324 Perennials - Chrysanthemum 3 blooms or 3 stems 325 Perennials - Coral Bells 3 stems 326 Perennials - Delphinium 3 spikes 327 Perennials - Rose 1 bloom on single blooming types; 1 stem on multi-blooming types 328 Perennials - Any other Perennials 3 blooms, stems or spikes, depending on flower 329 Home Garden - Herbs Fresh herbs only, not dried. Exhibit in a jar or vase of water, 3-5 stems per type of herb for judging. Judging based on appearance, aroma and freshness. One ribbon per specimen awarded. Herbs - Basil 330 Herbs - Chives 331 Herbs - Cilantro 332 Herbs - Dill 333 Herbs - Mint 334 Herbs - Oregano 335 Herbs - Parsley 336 Herbs - Rosemary of 41

23 ADULT 18 and over as of January 1st Home Garden - Herbs Fresh herbs only, not dried. Exhibit in a jar or vase of water, 3-5 stems per type of herb for judging. Judging based on appearance, aroma and freshness. One ribbon per specimen awarded. Herbs - Sage 338 Herbs - Tarragon 339 Herbs - Thyme 340 Herbs - Other 341 HOME GARDEN - Vegetables Bring a white paper plate (8" or 9 ) for each kind of vegetable. Write your name and phone number on the underside to avoid mix-ups. Vegetables must be FRESH, NOT FROZEN. All unclaimed vegetables will be discarded at the end of the Fair. One ribbon per plate will be awarded. What judges look for in vegetables: 11. Free of dirt, disease, bruises and showing no blemishes of any kind 12. Exhibit is uniform in shape, size, and color 13. True to type, no mixing of different varieties on one plate 14. Market maturity - not the largest or the smallest 15. Correct number of vegetables of high quality on plate Class Description / Quantity Class # Beans 10 pods 353 Beets 5 (keep one inch of leaf stem) 354 Broccoli 1 head (without leaves) 355 Brussels Sprouts 10 sprouts 356 Cabbage 1 head (without leaves) 357 Carrots 5 (keep one inch of leaf stem) 358 Cauliflower 1 head(keep one circle of leaves) 359 Celery 1 stalk (roots in soil or water) 360 Cucumbers 5 (without stems) 361 Eggplant 1 (leave one half inch stem) 362 Endive 1 plant (roots in soil or water) 363 Head Lettuce 1 plant (roots in soil or water) 364 Kale 1 plant (roots in soil or water) 365 Kohlrabi 5 (remove roots and leaf stems) 366 Muskmelon & Cantaloupe 1 (no stem) 367 Onion 5 (remove roots and tops) 368 Parsley 10 stems (tied in bundle) 369 Parsnips 5 (remove tops) 370 Peppers 5 (no stems) 371 Potatoes Dry & Cleaned, not washed 372 Pumpkin 1 (keep 1 inch of stem) 373 Radish 10 (no tops) 374 Rhubarb 5 pulled stalks (cut off leaf blades) 375 Salsify 5 (keep one inch of leaf stems) 376 Squash Tomatoes 10 cherry, 5 regular (remove stems) 378 Turnips 5 (remove tops) 379 Watermelon 1 (no stem) 380 Any other vegetables Use sizes & numbers from similar vegetables listed above of 41

24 ADULT 18 and over as of January 1st HOME GARDEN - Other Home Garden Projects Class Description / Other Information Class # Best Vegetable Celebrity Creation Using one or more vegetables 342 Best Vegetable Critter Creation Using two or more vegetables 343 Houseplants Exhibit a mature houseplant that you have maintained in the past year. 345 Largest Sunflower By flower diameter 346 Largest Tomato By weight 347 Largest Weed By height 348 Largest Zucchini By size 349 For classes 344, 350, 351 and 352: Will be judged on container size (proper proportion for plant material used), plant material (free from bruises, dirt, wilting, spray residue and pests), symmetry/design (proper balance and planning shown for type of plants used plus, imagination and creativity), color/texture (an important factor for overall aesthetics of display) and proper drainage. Size is open to your imagination, within reason! Flowers in Creative Containers Use your imagination because plants can grow in all kinds of places and things! Use any type of 344 plant material. Vegetables in Creative Containers Size is open to your imagination, within reason! Use your imagination because plants can grow in all kinds of places and things! Use any type of 350 plant material. Window Box 12"x48" rectangular box Flowers only 351 Window Box 12"x48" rectangular box Herbs only 352 HOME PRODUCTS - Baked Goods Wrap baked products individually in plastic or foil to retain freshness until time of judging. No commercial mixes are to be used. Baked goods may be picked up on Saturday after 1 PM; a photograph of the baked product will be displayed for the duration of the fair. Class Description / Quantity Class # Brownies Each exhibit to consist of 4 Brownies - To be judged on flavor, appearance and texture. 451 Cakes Each exhibit to consist of 1 Cake (iced or plain) - To be judged on flavor, lightness, general appearance (color, shape), and texture (grain and moisture). Icing to be judged on flavor, general appearance (thickness, 452 finish), and consistency. Decoration will not be judged. No cream filling or frosting should be entered. Cookies (4 Cookies) Each exhibit to consist of 4 Cookies - To be judged on flavor, appearance and texture. 453 Muffins or Biscuits Each exhibit to consist of 3 Muffins or Biscuits 454 Pie Each exhibit to consist of 1 pie - To be judged on flavor, texture, flakiness of crust, and appearance. 455 Quick Bread (No Yeast) Each exhibit to consist of 1 rectangular Loaf - To be judged on flavor and odor, lightness, general appearance (size, shape, crust, color), crumb (grain, moisture, color) of 41

25 ADULT 18 and over as of January 1st HOME PRODUCTS - Baked Goods Wrap baked products individually in plastic or foil to retain freshness until time of judging. No commercial mixes are to be used. Baked goods may be picked up on Saturday after 1 PM; a photograph of the baked product will be displayed for the duration of the fair. Class Description / Quantity Class # Yeast Bread (1 lb. Loaf or 3 Rolls) Each exhibit to consist of one 1 lb. rectangular loaf of bread or 3 Rolls - To be judged on flavor and odor, lightness, general appearance (size, shape, crust, color), crumb (grain, moisture, color). 457 Home Products - Canning Rules for entries: 1. Use standard quart or pint glass canning jars for exhibiting fruits and vegetables. Fruits and vegetables not in standard jars will be disqualified. Use pint jars for dried products. For jelly, use half-pint jars with two piece canning lids. Jars that are sealed with wax or other type of covers will not be entered or judged. Only twopiece canning lids will be accepted on any canned product. 2. Since green glass jars do not show the exhibit to advantage, food will not be accepted unless canned in noncolored, clear glass jars. 3. Canned foods will be eliminated from competition if the liquid is lower than 2 inches from the top of the jar. 4. The judges will disqualify any jars which appear to them to have artificial coloring or preservatives added. 5. Each canned food entry should have a label listing the name of the product, the canning process used, and the processing time. Any product not following PSU/USDA recommended processes and times will not be judged. Class Description / Quantity Class # Canned Fruits To be judged on quality (clarity of liquid, quality of material), 458 Canned Vegetables general appearance (uniformity of product, color, arrangement in jar) and container (jars of clear glass, uniform, clean, 459 suitably labeled, new covers). Jams & Jellies No freezer jam. To be judged on flavor, appearance (color and clearness), consistency and texture, and container (glass 460 jar clean and suitably labeled, covered) Pickles To be judged on size and shape, pack, texture, color, liquid and container of 41

26 ADULT 18 and over as of January 1st SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING - Educational Model/Display Class Description / Quantity Class # Astronomy Models and/or Displays Models must be labeled 500 Engineering Sciences, Structural Kit Engineering Sciences, Structural - Original Design Environmental Educational Display Please include a materials list with model Including but not limited to: weather, habitats, habitat preservation, entomology, endangered species, water quality, urban concerns. Mechanical Sciences, Electrical Kit 504 Mechanical Sciences, Electrical - Original Design 505 Mechanical Sciences, Robotics Kit 506 Mechanical Sciences, Robotics - Original Design Please observe common safety procedures 507 Mechanical Sciences, Small Engine - Kit 508 Mechanical Sciences, Small Engine - Original Design 509 Mechanical Sciences-Electrical - Original Design of 41

27 RETIREMENT COMMUNITY RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Artwork Class Description Class # Nature 1 Drawings-Charcoal, Crayon or Pastel Scenic 2 Still Life 3 Portrait 4 Nature 5 Drawings-Pen and Ink, Marker Scenic 6 Still Life 7 Portrait 8 Nature 9 Drawings-Pencil Scenic 10 Still Life 11 Portrait 12 Nature 13 Mixed Media Scenic 14 Still Life 15 Portrait 16 Nature 17 Paintings-Oil or Acrylic Scenic 18 Still Life 19 Portrait 20 Nature 21 Paintings-Water Color Scenic 22 Still Life 23 Portrait 24 Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Handcraft Crafts made from Combination 25 Crafts made from Man-Made Material 26 Crafts made from Natural Material 27 Folk Art Other 28 Folk Art - Recycled materials 29 Handmade Jewelry - Kit 30 Handmade Jewelry - Original Design 31 Mosaic - Tile, Glass, or Other Media 32 Scrapbooking Event 33 Scrapbooking Family 34 Scrapbooking - Other 35 Scrapbooking - Travel 36 Stained Glass 37 Stenciling on Fabric, Wood or Accessories of 41

28 RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Photography Photography Rules: 19. Contestants may enter one (1) photo in each of the categories. 20. Size: 5 x 7 minimum, including matting and 14 x 16 maximum, including matting 21. Entries MUST be labeled with a 3x5 card with Name, Address, Phone Number, Division, & Category and affixed to the back of each entry with information neatly printed or typed. Also include a brief caption about the location or situation. 22. There shall be NO GLASS COVERINGS on any entry. Plastic covering is acceptable. 23. There shall be NO FRAMING (wood, metal, plastic) on any entry. 24. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MATTED. It is highly suggested that all photos are backed in cardboard to prevent possible damage to the photo paper during display. 25. Back of each photo must have an arrow drawn indicating the top of the photo. 26. Photos submitted cannot have been previously entered at the Montgomery Co. 4-H Fair. 27. Only amateurs are eligible (earn less than 1/3 of their yearly income through photography). Nature: plants, animals (not domestic), and insects( no people). Scenic: Vistas, landscapes, seascapes, snow scenes, bridges, parks, mountains, farmland, etc.(a person or animal is allowed in the picture as long as it is not the focal point). Feature: Human interest picture - a fresh view of the commonplace; events such as sports, parades, or celebrations Still Life: Inanimate objects Altered Images: Any photograph you have manipulated for artistic purposes by applying digital or traditional special effects. In addition, entries must also include a 4 x6 photograph of the starting image(s) and a written description of the techniques used to produce that final image. Only the final image must be matted and of proper size. Domestic animals: House pets and farm animals Portrait/personality: A picture of a person (not a pet) that captures an aspect of the subject s character Class Description Class # Color 39 Photography Nature, Scenic B&W 40 Color 41 Photography Nature, Feature B&W 42 Color 43 Photography Nature, Still Life B&W 44 HDR 45 Photography Nature, Altered Images Other 46 Color 47 Photography Nature, Fauna: Animals/Insects B&W 54 Color 48 Photography Nature, Flora: Plants B&W 49 Color 50 Photography - Domestic Animals B&W 51 Color 52 Photography - Portrait/Personality Color B&W of 41

29 RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Sculpture, Pottery & Ceramics Ceramics (Green Ware or Pre-Cast Molds) 54 Pottery (No Green Ware or Pre-Cast Molds) 55 Sculpture/Clay 56 Artwork, Photography, Handcrafts - Woodworking & Basketry Basketry - with Handle 57 Basketry - without Handle 58 Woodworking - Exhibitor-cut 59 Woodworking - Pre-cut Kits 60 Clothing and Textiles - Needlework Counted Cross Stitch 200 Embellished Items (Original) 204 Embroidery/Crewel Embroidery 205 Needlepoint 211 Plastic Needlepoint 212 Class Description Class # Creative Fabrics and Fibers - Kits Creative Fabrics and Fibers - Original Design Weaver-controlled crafts such as macramé, tapestry, off-loom wall hangings, experimental harness-loom techniques; Latch-hook crafts; Batik; Combination techniques: creative use of materials and techniques such as needlepoint and latching, quilting and stitchery, batik and quilting Crocheted Items (no clothing Items) Accessories: mittens, hats, tote bags, 203 Hand Crocheting - Accessories shawls, slippers, etc. 206 Hand Crocheting Garments 207 Hand Knitting Accessories Garments: sweaters, shirts, dresses, coats, 208 Hand Knitting Garments etc. 209 Knitted items (no clothing items) Clothing and Textiles - Quilts Quilted Accessories (No Clothing) 213 Quilted Bed Quilts - Hand Quilted, Appliqued 214 Quilted Bed Quilts - Hand Quilted, Pieced 215 Quilted Bed Quilts - Machine Quilted, Appliqued 216 Quilted Bed Quilts - Machine Quilted - Pieced 217 Quilted Crib and Lap Quilts - Hand Quilted 218 Quilted Crib and Lap Quilts - Machine Quilted 219 Quilted Wall Hangings - Hand Quilted 220 Quilted Wall Hangings - Machine Quilted of 41

30 RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Clothing and Textiles - Rugs, Weaving Harness Loom Weaving 222 Rugs - Braided 223 Rugs - Hooked 224 Clothing and Textiles - Sewing 2 or 3 piece ensemble - non-tailored: Skirt, shorts or pants w/coordinating top; Dress, skirt or pants with jacket, vest or coat (2 or 3 pieces); Jumper and top (2 pieces); etc. Active sportswear: Swimwear, exercise wear, etc. Children s clothing: Birth to size 12 Clothing accessories: vest, hat, etc. Dresses: Street Wear, special occasion, wedding gown, etc. Non-clothing accessories: tablecloths, etc. Skirts: Street Wear, Special Occasion, etc. Tailored garment: garment must be shaped using custom, dressmaking or contemporary (fusing) applications. Simple jackets, advanced coordinates, three piece outfits without tailored applications should be exhibited under other appropriate classes. 2 or 3 Piece Ensemble, Non-Tailored 225 Active Sportswear 226 Children s Clothing 227 Clothing Accessories 228 Dresses 229 Non-Clothing Accessories 230 Pants/Shorts - Men s or Women s 231 Skirts 232 Tailored Garment - Man s Coat or Blazer 233 Tailored Garment - Man s Suit 234 Tailored Garment - Woman s Coat or Blazer 235 Tailored Garment - Woman s Suit 236 Tops - Shirt, Blouse, or Jacket 237 Exhibit in a jar or vase of water. Home Garden - Flowers What judges look for in flowers: 13. Flowers and foliage free from bruises, wilting, dirt, insects and spray residue 14. Symmetry, not over matured 15. Color clear and bright 16. Exhibit uniform in size, shape and color Class Description / Quantity Class # Annuals - Ageratum 3 stems 304 Annuals Aster 3 blooms 382 Annuals - Bells of Ireland 3 stems 305 Annuals - Calendula 3 blooms 306 Annuals - Celosia (Cockscomb) 3 stems 307 Annuals - Cleoma (Spider Flower) 3 stems 308 Annuals - Cosmos 3 blooms 309 Annuals - Dahlia 3 blooms of 41

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