Notice: Professional must add (P) for professional, after class number when entering for all Departments & enter in Professional Folders.

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1 NOTICE TO All CLASS EXHIBITORS In Open Class there will be a $2.00 fee for each item entered, up to a total of $ All articles entered in the 2015 Fair must be completed between August 2014 and July 2015 in order to compete. NOTICE TO ALL QUILTERS -- QUILT JUDGING WILL BE WEDNESDAY JULY 29 th ONLY Due to noise and space limitations, it was decided to move Quilt judging to a different date. Please bear with us to make this a successful and enjoyable event. In fact, we are looking at this as an opportunity to make the Quilt judging an event of its own that won t compete with the other indoor projects. Our hope is that the community will take the time to watch and listen to the judges and ultimately create more interest for the craft. We ask that all attending be quiet and respectful of the judge s time and the information they will provide. Pre-entry forms will be on web site, at Nuts and Bolts and Quilters Above the Clouds Guild. Pre-entries due July 24 th. Late registration will be July 29 from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. All entry fees must be paid to enter. Judging will start at 11:00 a.m. with a break at 1:00 p.m. for lunch and resume at 1:15 p.m. Judging should be completed by 4:00 p.m. latest. ALL OTHER OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS, THURSDAY JULY 30 TH Other entries for open class and professional class exhibition must be placed in departments between 9:00am and 11:30am THURSDAY, JULY 30th. No entries will be taken after this time. All indoor exhibits must be ready to be judged at 12:00 noon Thursday. The building will remain open during judging of open indoor exhibits. Persons wishing to be present during judging must remain quiet and not disturb judging in any way, or they will be asked to leave. First (blue), second (red), and third (white) place ribbons will be awarded in each class. A Grand and Reserve will be rewarded in each department with Best of Show given for excellence in each division at the judges discretion. Only one entry per person, per class and entries may be reclassified at judge s discretion. All open class departments will have an Adult, Youth (age 14 and under) class and Professional division. A High Point Home Economics Award will be awarded to an Open Class Exhibitor scored on number of exhibits and placing. Professional exhibitors are invited to show in all departments. Status is determined as being a source of income or having taught your skill of expertise. Professional will be limited to one item in each class with an entry fee of $5.00 per class and the money will be jackpotted. If you are a professional, you must enter as a Professional. Premiums are as follows: Grand Champion,. Reserve Champion. and First blue ribbon, if no Champions are awarded in that division. Open adult premiums are Grand Champion, Reserve Champion, First (blue), second (red), third (white) place are ribbons (only) and will be awarded in each class. Grand Champion and Reserve Champion will be awarded in each department. Open youth premiums are Grand Champion, Reserve Champion, First blue ribbon in departments where there is no Grand Champion or Reserve Champion. Notice: Professional must add (P) for professional, after class number when entering for all Departments & enter in Professional Folders. AGICULTURE - HORICULTURE Exhibits will be judged according to trueness of variety and type, uniformity, quality, and maturity. Greenhouse-grown items must be entered in the greenhouse class. A greenhouse can be defined as a protection from the elements. It may be constructed from glass, plastic or any other material to control the environment. DEPARTMENT - GARDEN 100 Potatoes, White 6 tuber 101 Potatoes, Red 6 tuber 102 Beets, Turnips, Carrots, Cauliflower, 1 head 106 Broccoli, 1 head 107 Onions, Radishes, 1 bunch of Greens, 2 crowns 110 Cabbage, 1 head 111 Peas, 12 pea pods 112 Green Beans, 12 pods 113 Herbs, small bunch 114 Strawberries, Misc. Fruit 116 Misc., Vegetables 117 Rutabagas, Parsnips, Kohlrabi 120 Lettuce 121 Spinach 122 Summer Squash 123 Winter Squash

2 DEPARTMENT - GARDEN GREENHOUSE GROWN 140 Misc. Vegetables 141 Misc. Fruit FLORICULTURE In classes , glass containers only, and should not have more than 6 sprays in them. In classes , glass containers only, should have more than 6 sprays, but not more than 20 and have foliage attached DEPARTMENT - CUT FLOWERS (6 or less) 150 Sweet Peas 151 Cosmos 152 Delphiniums 153 Poppies, any kind 154 Pansies 155 Daisies 156 Gladioli 157 Petunias 158 Nasturtiums 159 Chrysanthemums 160 Asters 161 Other Domestic Var. 162 Wild Flowers 163 Misc. 164 DEPARTMENT - CUT FLOWERS (More than 6: no more than 20) 176 Sweet Peas 177 Cosmos 178 Delphiniums 179 Poppies of any kind 180 Pansies 181 Daisies 182 Gladioli 183 Petunias 184 Nasturtiums 185 Chrysanthemums 186 Asters 187 Other Domestic Var. 188 Wild Flowers 189 Misc. 190 DEPARTMENT - POTTED PLANTS 202 Geraniums 203 African Violets 204 Begonias 205 Ivy, any type 206 Philodendron, any type 207 Terrariums 208 Hanging Baskets 209 Miscellaneous In arrangements any number of flowers or plant materials may be used, except artificial plant accessories or bases. DEPARTMENT - ARRANGEMENTS 228 Cultivated flowers (no more than 10) 229 Colorado Wild Flowers (No more than 20) 230 Combination of 228 &229 (no more than 20) 231 DEPARTMENT - TABLE TOPS All Table Top Displays will be judged on simplicity, eye appeal, originality and educational quality. Space will be limited to one card table with 3X3 poster. Tables must be provided by organization. Commercial exhibits are allowed. 240 Agricultural Organizations H Organizations 242 Commercials Business 243 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT - CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION 250 Dress, Ladies 251 Dress, Girls 252 Dress, Fancy Ladies 253 Dress, Fancy Girls 254 Skirt, Ladies 255 Skirt, Girls 256 Pantsuit, Ladies 257 Pantsuit, Girls 258 Suit, Ladies 259 Suit, Girls 260 Suit, Men s 261 Suit, Boys 262 Blouse 263 Shirt, Western or Plain 264 Coats, Ladies 265 Coats, Girls 266 Home Ware, Robes & etc 267 Pants 268 Sportswear 269 Costumes 270 Decorated Clothing 271 Tie-dye 272 Boys Shirt, western or plain 273 Girls Shirt, western or plain 274 Recycled Clothing 275 Miscellaneous

3 SPECIAL AWARD FOR FIRST TIME QUILT ENTRY FOR THE 2014 TELLER COUNTY FAIR Colorado Quilt Council will provide a special ribbon and $25 award to one quilt, chosen by the appropriate Colo. Quilt Council judge on the day of judging, whose maker has entered the Teller County Fair for the first time. The Quilts Above the Clouds will provide membership certificates (valued at $20.00 each) for the Best of Show in Amateur and Professional divisions. The winners will contacted by the Guild prior to the end of the year with specifics about the Guild. Current members of the Guild are eligible to win. *NEW* DEPARTMENT HOLIDAY QUILTS 011 Pieced 012 Appliqued 013 Embroidered 014 Kit 015 Original Design 016 Any Method or Combination 017 Miscellaneous 018 *NEW* DEPARTMENT ART QUILTS / ORIGINAL DESIGN 026 Landscape 027 Mixed Fiber Media 028 Embellished 029 Any Combination of the above 030 Purse or Tote with any combination 031 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT - QUILTED CLOTHING 281 Pieced 282 Appliqued 283 Combination 284 Original Design DEPARTMENT -VINTAGE ANTIQUE QUILTS Quilts need to be made 50 years before the current date and may not have been entered in the previous year. The quilt should have a brief history attached. It is hoped that people will be willing to bring prized family quilts to share so all can enjoy. They will be treated with Tender Loving Care (as will all the quilted items). 286Q Pieced 287Q Appliqued 288Q Embroidered 289Q Any Combination of previous 290Q Infant or Lap 291Q Comforter (Tied) 292Q Miscellaneous 293Q 294Q DEPARTMENT - QUILTS-HAND MADE (More than 50% hand made) 295 Pieced 296 Appliqued 297 Embroidered 298 Any combination of above 299 Original Design 300 Infant or Lap 301 Comforter (tied) 302 Group 303 Miscellaneous 304 DEPARTMENT - QUILTS- MACHINE-MADE (More than 50%) 305 Pieced 306 Appliqued 307 Embroidered 308 Any combination of above 309 Infant or Lap 310 Comforter (tied) 311 Original Design 312 Group 313 Miscellaneous 314 DEPARTMENT - MISCELLANEOUS QUILTED ITEMS - HAND MADE (More than 50%) 316 Pillow-pieced 317L Wall Hanging-pieced (More than 36 inch square) *NOTE Sizing classifications 317S Wall Hanging-pieced (Less than 36 inch square) 318L Wall Hanging-appliquéd (More than 36 inch square) 318S Wall Hanging-appliquéd (Less than 36 inch square) 319 Table Runner or Placemats (2)-peiced 320 Table Runner or Placemats (2)- appliquéd 321 Purses or Totes - any method or combination 322 Miscellaneous

4 DEPARTMENT - MISCELLANEOUS QUILTED ITEMS - MACHINE MADE (More than 50%) 324 Pillow-pieced 325L Wall Hanging-pieced (More than 36 inch square) *NOTE Sizing classifications 325S Wall Hanging-pieced (Less than 36 inch square) 326L Wall Hanging-appliquéd (More than 36 inch square) 326S Wall Hanging-appliquéd (Less than 36 inch square) 327 Table Runner or Placemats (2)-peiced 328 Table Runner or Placemats (2)- appliquéd 329 Purses or Totes - any method or combination 330 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT -CHARITY QUILT BLOCKS - (Quilt block must be 12 ½ inches square) 331 Pink (Breast Cancer) 332 Ovarian (Must use teal color; 50% BlankTextiles Company: Fabric available at Nuts & Bolts) 333 Red Dress (Heart Disease) 334 Alzheimers 335 Fair Theme 336 Miscellaneous 337 (Nuts and Bolts or Quilters Above the Clouds will have information about how to put your quilt block to charitable use.) DEPARTMENT -RUGS 340 Hooked 341 Crocheted 342 Braided 343 Miscellaneous 344 DEPARTMENT - CROCHETING 346 Tablecloths 347 Bedspreads 348 Placemats, set of Doilies 350 Sweater 351 Blouse 352 Shawl 353 Infant Set 354 Booties 355 Pot Holders 356 Edging on garments or etc. 357 Misc. Clothing 358 Misc. Articles 359 DEPARTMENT AFGHANS 360 Knitted 361 Infant - Knitted 362 Crocheted 363 Infant - Crocheted DEPARTMENT KNITTING 372 Sweaters, Men s 373 Sweaters, Boys 374 Sweaters, Ladies 375 Sweaters, Girls 376 Shawl 377 Socks 378 Mittens 379 Caps or Hats 380 Misc. Clothing 381 Misc. Articles 382 Potholders 383 Placemats set of DEPARTMENT - WEAVING 398 Clothing 399 Table Linens 400 Wall Hangings 401 Felting 402 Miscellaneous 403 *NEW* DEPARTMENT BASKET WEAVING 404 Natural / Organic Materials 405 Man-made Materials 406 Recycled Materials 407 Misc. DEPARTMENT EMBROIDERY 408 Pillow Cases, pair 409 Tea Towels, set of Luncheon Tablecloth 411 Dresser Scarf 412 Picture, Sampler, kit 413 Apparel 414 Original Design 415 Hardanger Design 416 Miscellaneous 417 DEPARTMENT SEWING MACHINE EMBROIDERY 418 Pillow Cases, pair 419 Tea Towels, set of Luncheon Tablecloth 421 Dresser Scarf 422 Apparel 423 Cut-Out Design 424 Miscellaneous

5 DEPARTMENT - CROSS STITCH 434 Picture, Sampler, kit 435 Crafts 436 Bookmarks 437 Towel or Potholder 438 Tablecloth 439 Pillow Cases, pair 440 Counted Cross Stich 441 Picture Sampler 442 Miscellaneous 443 DEPARTMENT - CREWEL 460 Picture or Wall hanging 461 Original Design 462 Miscellaneous 463 DEPARTMENT - NEEDLEPOINT 472 Picture or Wall hanging 473 Original Design 474 Miscellaneous 475 DEPARTMENT - PILLOWS 482 Hardanger 483 Smocked 484 Crewel 485 Needlepoint 486 Cross Stiched 487 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT SOFT SCULPTURES 494 Pictures 495 Toys or Dolls 496 Toys - Fur Animals 497 Book Covers 498 Pot Holders 499 Miscellaneous FOOD PRESERVATION All canned foods will be disqualified if not not exhibited in clean standard canning jar (Mason, Kerr or Ball) with new rings. The following information must be on the jar; name of product, date processed, type of process used with time processed and what altitude. DEPARTMENT - DRIED FOODS 504 Fruit 505 Vegetables 506 Meats 507 Misc. DEPARTMENT - CANNED FRUIT 510 Apricots 511 Peaches 512 Pears 513 Spiced Fruit 514 Cherries 515 Tomatoes 516 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT - CANNED VEGETABLES 522 Green Beans 523 Wax Beans 524 Beets 525 Carrots 526 Peas 527 Corn 528 Miscellaneous 529 DEPARTMENT - CANNED MEATS 532 Fish 533 Meat 534 DEPARTMENT - PICKLES 538 Sweet Pickles 539 Bread & Butter 540 Sour 541 Dill 542 Cucumber relish 543 Watermelon 544 Beets 545 Vegetable Relish 546 Miscellaneous Relish 547 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT - SAUCES 550 Chili 551 Catsup 552 Picante 553 Barbecue 554 Salsa 555 Miscellaneous 556 DEPARTMENT - JUICES 560 Tomato 561 Apple 562 Miscellaneous 563

6 DEPARTMENT - BEVERAGE 566 Wine 567 Beer 568 Root Beer 569 Liqueurs 570 Miscellaneous 571 Jellies and Jams will be disqualified if not exhibited in a standard jelly jar or glass jar (Mason, Kerr or Ball). DEPARTMENT - JELLIES 578 Apple 579 Berry 580 Cherry 581 Grape 582 Mint 583 Pepper 584 Plum 585 Wine 586 Combination 587 Novelty/ Misc. 588 DEPARTMENT - BUTTERS 598 Apple 599 Apricot 600 Peach 601 Pear 602 Pumpkin 603 Combination 604 Novelty/ Misc. 605 DEPARTMENT - JAMS 610 Apricot 611 Raspberry 612 Blueberry 613 Cherry 614 Grape 615 Peach 616 Plum 617 Strawberry 618 Vegetable 619 Combination 620 Novelty/Misc. 621 Miscellaneous Berry 622 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT - PRESERVES 636 Apple 637 Apricot 638 Berry 639 Strawberry 640 Cherry 641 Peach 642 Pear 643 Plum 644 Vegetable 645 Combination 646 Novelty/Misc. 647 DEPARTMENT - CONSERVES 656 Apple 657 Apricot 658 Berry 659 Strawberry 660 Cherry 661 Peach 662 Pear 663 Plum 664 Combination 665 Novelty/Misc. 666 DEPARTMENT - MARMALADES 668 Apple 669 Cherry 670 Citrus 671 Grape 672 Strawberry 673 Combination 674 Novelty/Misc. 675 DEPARTMENT - CHUTNEY 678 Fruit 679 Vegetable 680 Combination 681 Novelty/Misc. 682 DEPARTMENT - FARM PRODUCE 684 Cheese 685 Honey 686 Eggs 687 Butter BAKED GOODS All baked goods must be on disposable paper plates, cardboard or in plastic bags. No dishes or pans please. All foods must be baked at home. Breads must be baked in a standard loaf pan. Sales of baked goods will follow judging. Proceeds will benefit the Jeff Ankrum/Amber Nolan Memorial Senior Scholarship Fund. Decorated cakes will not be sold.

7 DEPARTMENT - YEAST BREADS 690 Whole wheat 691 Rye 692 White 693 Whole wheat roll Rye rolls White rolls Sweet rolls Miscellaneous 698 Bread machine-1 loaf 699 DEPARTMENT - QUICK BREADS 700 Coffee Cake 701 Fruit Cake 702 Ginger Bread 703 Muffins Muffins/variety Nut Bread 706 Vegetable Bread 707 Machine Bread 708 Miscellaneous 710 DEPARTMENT - CAKES 712 Chocolate - frosted 713 White - frosted 714 Yellow - frosted 715 Cupcakes, Angel Food 717 Sponge 718 Chiffon 719 Tort 720 Bundt 721 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT - DECORATED CAKES 722 Novelty 723 Gingerbread House 724 Wedding 725 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT COOKIES (6 per plate) 728 Brownies 729 Chocolate Chip 730 Decorated 731 Fruit 732 Oatmeal 733 Peanut Butter 734 Pressed 735 Rolled 736 Bar Cookie 737 Drop Cookies 738 Miscellaneous 739 DEPARTMENT CANDIES (6 per plate) 744 Divinity 745 Mints 746 Peanut / Nut Brittle 747 Dipped Candies 748 Hard Candies 749 Chocolate Fudge 750 Peanut Butter Fudge 751 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT DONUTS (6 per plate) 754 Raised 755 Cake 756 Miscellaneous 757 DEPARTMENT PIES (no cream) 760 Apple 761 Berry 762 Cherry 763 Peach 764 Fruit Tarts 765 Miscellaneous QUICK AND EASY BAKED GOODS OR BOX MIXES (Made with convenient box mixes: such as Duncan Hines and Bisquick). All baked goods in this department must be created using a box mix, prepared, or refrigerated dough and be made with additional ingredients. A recipe must be included with the exhibit to qualify. DEPARTMENT YEAST BREADS 040 Loaf 041 Dinner roll Sweet Rolls Coffee Cake 044 Machine bread 1 loaf 045 Misc. DEPARTMENT QUICK BREADS 052 Coffee Cake 053 Loaf Bread 054 Muffins 055 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT - CAKES 062 Layer Cake 063 9x12 Cake 064 Cupcakes 065 Torte 066 Bundt 067 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT COOKIES (6 per plate) 074 Bar Cookie 075 Drop 075 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT PIES 081 Pie 082 Fruit Tart 083 Miscellaneous

8 ARTS, CRAFTS AND PHOTOGRAPHY One exhibit per exhibitor in each class. Hanging exhibits must be displayed with appropriate hangers. All entries must be original work except in classes 794, 798, 809, 814, 820,821, 841 and 843. ARTS DEPARTMENT - PAINTING 766 Acrylic 767 Oil 768 Pastel 769 Watercolor 770 Mixed Media DEPARTMENT - DRAWING 774 Color 775 Pen & Ink 776 Charcoal 777 Pencil 778 Scratch board CRAFTS DEPARTMENT - CHINA PAINTING 780 China Painting DEPARTMENT - GLASS CREATIONS 782 Stained Glass 783 Etched Glass 784 Blown Glass 785 Misc. DEPARTMENT - SCULPTURE 788 Free-form 789 Three Dimensional 790 Welded 791 Pottery/ceramics 792 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT - CERAMIC 793 Hand Formed 794 Pre-cast 795 Stained 796 Plaster Craft DEPARTMENT - DECORATIVE 797 Kit 798 Misc DEPARTMENT- RECYCLED MATERIALS 799 Aluminum 800 Plastic 801 Paper 802 Tin Cans 803 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT - WALL HANGING 804 Kit 805 Wind Chimes 806 Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT - JEWELRY 808 Gem Stones 809 Beads 810 Silverwork 811 Kit 812 Miscellaneous 813 DEPARTMENT - LEATHERCRAFT 814 Kit 815 Hand tooled 816 Clothing 817 Misc. 818 DEPARTMENT - MACRAME 818 Macrame DEPARTMENT - WOODCRAFT 820 Kit 821 Funiture 822 Miscellaneous 823 Wooden Toys 824 DEPARTMENT - HOLIDAY CRAFTS 828 Kit 829 Ornament. 830 Wreath 831 Misc.

9 DEPARTMENT - SILK ARRANGEMENTS 832 Hanging Baskets 833 Center Pieces 834 Corsages 835 Wreath 836 Miscellaneous 837 DEPARTMENT - MISCELLANEOUS 840 Collages 841 Tole Painting 842 Paint-by-number 843 Dried Arrangements 844 Foil Art 845 Misc. DEPARTMENT - WOODCRAVING 846 Wildlife 847 Song Birds 848 Decoys 849 Caricatures 850 Domestics 851 Misc. 852 DEPARTMENT - PAPER CRAFTS 856 Origami 857 Misc. 858 PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT - COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 860 Portraits 861 General 862 Scenery 863 Wildlife 864 Journalism 865 Teller County Heritage 866 Action 867 Scenic spots of Teller County DEPARTMENT - BLACK/WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY 870 Portraits 871 General 872 Scenery 873 Wildlife 874 Journalism 875 Teller County Heritage 876 Action Photo 877 Scenic spots of Teller County *NEW* DEPARTMENT OPEN CLASS SMALL ANIMALS (Rabbits, Chickens and Turkeys) Each rabbit or poultry can only be entered in one class. Each animal must be in good health to be judged. If judge feels the animals is sick it will be disqualified and sent home. Animals must remain in cage unless they are being judged or in show. Exhibitor is responsible for cleaning own cages and area. All exhibits will remain at the fair until 5 pm Sunday and must be checked out by open class superintendent. *NEW* RABBITS] (Rabbits will be classed and shown according to ARBA rules.) R001 Junior Doe (under 6 months) R002 Senior Doe (over 6 months) R003 Junior Buck (under 6 months) R004 Senior Buck (over 6 months) *NEW* CHICKEN C001 Cock (hatched prior to this year) C002 Hen (hatched prior to this year) C003 Cockerel (hatched this year) C004 Pullet (hatched this year) *NEW* TURKEY T001 Young Tom (hatched this year) T002 Young Hen (hatched this year) T003 Old Tom (hatched prior to this year) T004 Old Hen (hatched prior to this year) 2014 Wilton Fair Award Wilton Enterprises is pleased to help support the Teller County Fair in the Open Class Decorated Cakes Division. Wilton Best of Class awards are offered for winning cakes using some type of bag and tip or rolled fondant cake decorating. The Best of Class award will be awarded for the youth and adult division. Only one Best of Class award is available for each division. Best of Class winners may choose one of the following awards: 1) Brownie Fun (The newest Wilton publication) 2) Gifts from the Kitchen book 3) Cake Decorating Basics (DVD) Wilton will also award one current Wilton Yearbook of Cake Decorating for each 1st place prize winner in all cake decorating categories. Only 5 yearbooks will be awarded to junior division and 5 yearbooks to adult division.