CREATIVE ARTS DIVISIONS & CLASSES

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1 All entries in creative arts and crafts should be no older than Oct 15, Work must be done in the current year from the last Marion County Fair! SECTION 101 BREAD 1. Quick Breads 2. Machine Breads Biscuits (6) 5. Coffee Cake 6. Cornbread Biscuits (6) Muffins (6) 7. Classes are listed under each division. FOOD DIVISION SECTION 102 CAKES 1. Angel Food 2. Carrot 3. Chocolate 4. Coconut 5. Fruit 6. Pineapple Upside-Down Cake 7. Pound 8. White 9. Yellow 10. SECTION 104 PIES Must be original Fruit Pecan Crème or Custard Pumpkin Chocolate SECTION 103 DECORATED CAKES Only the decoration will be judged. Cake forms are permitted. SECTION 105 COOKIES 1. Bar 2. Brownies 3. Coconut Macaroons 4. Christmas or Holiday 5. Cookies Plain or with Nuts 6. Gingerbread 7. Icebox 8. Oatmeal or Cereal 9. Butter 10. Unbaked SECTION 106 CANDY (Submit 12 pieces) 1. Caramels 2. Cream, Mints, Asst. 3. Fudge 4. Peanut Brittle 5. Toffee 6. SECTION 107- EDIBLE TABLE DECORATIONS Must be original 1. Pumpkin 2. Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 1 Revised: 2018

2 FOOD PRESERVATION DIVISION 1. Exhibitor must submit only ONE entry in each class. Each jar of canned food must have been canned since April In most part inspection will be MADE by visual inspection. HOWEVER, the need to open entries to inspect items when spoilage appears may be necessary. 2. All jars must be clear glass standard canning jars, either half pint or quart jars. Must be clean and rings and lids should be free of rust. NO OTHER JARS WILL BE ACCEPTED. All products must have been sealed by water bath or pressure canner. Paraffin is not accepted. SECTION 110- PRESERVE AND MARMALADESECTION 111- JAMS AND BUTTER 1. Berry Exhibits must be labeled with name of food, the date 2. Fruit preserved, and the method of preservation. Signs of 3. Fruit spoilage will not be accepted. 4. Butter Class: SECTION 113- PICKLES AND RELISHES 1. Berry 2. Citrus 3. Honey 4. SECTION 112- JELLIES 1. Berry 2. Fruit 3. SECTION CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1. Fruit 2. Tomatoes 3. Vegetables 4. SECTION 117 SPECIALTY FOODS Chili Barbeque Sauce Flavored Vinegars SECTION 116 MEATS, POULTRY, SOUP, SEAFOOD 1. Meat 2. Poultry 3. Seafood 4. Soup 5. Sweet Pickles Dill Pickles Bread and Butter Pickles Vegetables Pickles - NO CUCUMBERS Chili Sauce Chutney Relish Fruit Pickles (Spiced Fruit) SECTION 115 DRIED FOOD Dried foods should be prepared according to the current Cooperative Extension Service Information. Dried foods may be handled by Judges to determine stage of doneness. Dried foods should be displayed in appropriate storage containers (glass jars with rust free lids, heavy weight plastic food quality bags, vacuum sealed plastic food bags, etc.). 1. Vegetables 2. Fruit 3. Herbs and Spices 4. Meat, Jerky 5. Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 2 Revised: 2018

3 CRAFT DIVISION SECTION 120 CERAMICS (Unglazed and Plaster Ware) 1. Small under Large 3. Multi Piece Set SECTION CERAMICS GLAZED 1. Small under Large 3. Multi Piece Set SECTION CERAMICS FREE FORM 1. Small under Large 3. Multi Piece Set SECTION CHINA PAINTING PORCELAIN 1. Small under Large 3. Multi Piece Set SECTION 124 DECOUPAGE 1. Small under Large 3. Multi Piece Set SECTION 125 HOME CRAFTS SECTION 126 BASKET WEAVING 1. Rugs, Any Material 2. Flowers, Natural, Man- Made Material 3.Arranged 4. Bead Work 5. Pine Needle Article 6. Doll, Fabric or Thread, Rag, Mop Soft Sculpture 7. Handmade Jewelry 8. Toy 9. String Art 10. Paper Quelling 11. Leather Craft 12. Rock Painting Creative Basket 2. Contemporary Basketry 3. Freedom/ Sculptural 4. Traditional 5. New Weave (Under 2 Yrs. of Weaving) 6. All-Natural Materials 7. * Please note Stained Glass items that are completely handmade SHOULD be entered into the Fine Arts Division. SECTION 127 SCRAPBOOKING Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 3 Revised: 2018

4 SECTION 127 SCRAPBOOKING 1. Heritage Albums (Old Photos, Family History) 2. Wedding 3. Sports 4. Baby 5. Creative Arts 6. American Pride 7. All About Me 8. All About our Group 9. SECTION 128 RUBBER STAMPING CARDS 1. Single 2. Layered Pop Up 3. Embellished Fabric 4. Dimensional 5. SECTION 129 HOLIDAY ON PARADE 1. Christmas Table Centerpiece 2. Spring Table Centerpiece 3. Fall Holiday Table Cover 4. Table Centerpiece 5. Holiday Needlework 6. Christmas Stocking 7. Christmas Apron 8. Christmas Door 9. Decoration 10. Tree Skirt 11. Religious Christmas 12. Decoration 13. Christmas Toy 14. Mantle Decoration 15. Kissing Bell 16. Handmade Christmas 17. Tree Christmas Card 18. Holder 19. Nativity Scene 20. Wreaths 21. Christmas Tree 22. Ornaments 23. Wall Hanging 24. Home Accessories 25. Table Top Accessories 26. SECTION 130 THEME TABLE SETTING 1. Exhibitors must supply their own table not to exceed 38 x 38 and tablecloth. One or two place settings only. Artificial items such as food, flowers, plants, etc. may be used for decorative purposes. No chairs, no benches, no stools. 2. Displays with fresh flowers or plants and other perishable items will be removed as authorized by the Fair Chair. 3. If there is an absence of competition, collection or items of the exhibit are inferior in quality and only of interest to the public, such awards will be made as, at the discretion of the judges, the exhibit merits. 4. The use of copyrighted, logos, or other material is prohibited. No commercial exhibits will be accepted. 5. The Fair has the right to reject or disqualify any entry considered unsuitable or in non- compliance with the Rules and Regulations of the Levy County Fair. 6. Adult and Youth will be judged separately. 7. Youth must set up their own exhibit. THEME TABLE SETTING: JUDGING CRITERIA GENERAL APPEARANCE ORIGINALITY SUITABILITY OF OCCASION FUNCTIONAL TOTAL Revised: 2018

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6 SECTION 131 COLLECTIONS Collections must be contained in a case or frame to be no larger than 24 x36. Minimum required 10 individual items or pairs. Include brief statement regarding the collection (How long you have been collecting, why you began, how many in the total collection, or any item of particular interest to the public.) 1. Stamps 2. Figurines 3. Badges, Pins 4. Postcards, Greeting Cards 5. Miniatures 6. Sports Memorabilia 7. SEWING DIVISION In the adult categories all articles must be made for adult, except in Section 137. SECTION 135 CLOTHING APPARELSECTION 136 WEDDING APPAREL 1. Wedding Gown MISCELLANEOUS Dress Blouse Skirt or Slacks Vest Active Sportswear Casual Sportswear Casual Coat, Cape or Evening Wear Men s Wear Appliqué on Apparel Lingerie 1. Bridesmaid s Gown 2. Dress, Mother of the Bride or Groom 3. Dress, Flower Girl 4. Headpiece 5. SECTION 138-MISCELLANEOUS 1. Pillows 2. Windows Treatments 3. Table Linens 4. Patriotic Banners 5. Original Design 6. SECTION 137 CHILDREN S APPAREL 1. Casual Wear 2. Party Wear/Costume 3. Sleep Wear 4. Apron Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 5 Revised: 2018

7 NEEDLEWORK DIVISION All framed needlework must be wired for hanging, if not wired the item will be judged, but not displayed. SECTION 139 CREWEL EMBROIDERYSECTION 140 EMBROIDERY Crewel Under 12 Crewel Large 3. Crewel Multi Piece SECTION 141- COUNTED CROSS 1. C S on Clothing 2. C S Household Article 3. C S of Original Design 4. Picture Frames 5. Sampler 6. SECTION 143 TRADITIONAL RUG HOOKING WITH WOOL FABRIC Primitive, Floral Primitive, Oriental Primitive, Geometric Primitive, Figure/ Pictorial Primitive, Original Folk Art Tapestry Novelty Item, Any Cut Felting Candle Wicking 2. Japanese Bunka Original 3. Japanese Bunka, Kit (dolls) 4. Machine Embroidered 5. Article 6. Original Design 7. Smocking 8. Hand Embroidered 9. Machine Embroidered SECTION 142- NEEDLEPOINT Defined as any fiber stitched on canvas. Bargello Original Design Petit Point, 18 ct Canvas Picture, Framed Plastic Canvas Article Quikpoint, 7 ct. Canvas 7. SECTION 145 WEAVING Woven Household Item Wall Hanging Rug, Rag Loom Machine Item Apparel Fashion Accessory Handspun item Hand Controlled Weaving (`Macramé) Items Made from Woven Rush Original Design Latch Hook 12. Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 6 Revised: 2018

8 SECTION KNITTING 1. Afghan, One Piece 2. Afghan, Shaped Pieces 3. Afghan, Baby 4. Infant s Wear Sizes Infant s Jacket Set 6. Child s Wear Sizes 4 & Up 7. Fisherman s Knit Adult Sweater 8. Adult Sweater, Pattern Made Up of Different Yarn Colors 9. Sweater Cardigan, Pullover, Jacket, or Coat 10. Adult Shawl, Stole, Poncho 11. Knitted Doll and Clothes 12. Animal 13. Toy 14. Pillow 15. Machine Knitted Article 16. Socks, scarf, purse, gloves 17. Hats 18. QUILTING DIVISION SECTION 147- CROCHET 1. Dolly 2. Tablecloth/ Hot Pad 3. Centerpiece 4. Bedspread 5. Afghan, Yarn and Thread 6. Afghan, Granny Squares Afghan, Ripple Afghan, Fisherman Stitch Afghan, Stitch 10. Baby Afghan 11. Infant s Wear Sizes Infant s Jacket Set 13. Child s Wear Sizes 4 and Up 14. Adult Sweater 15. Adult Shawl 16. Pillow 17. Doll and Clothes 18. Animal Toy 19. Original Design 20. Tatting 21. Crocheted Clothing 22. Group Crochet Project 23. Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 7 Revised: 2018

9 SECTION QUILTING Quilt, Pieced Quilt, With Medallion Quilt, Appliquéd, Machine or Hand Stitched Quilt, Embroidered Quilt, Whole Cloth Quilt, Painted or Stenciled Quilt, Machine Quilted Quilt, Hand Pieced, Hand Quilted Quilt, Juvenile Theme Quilt, Miniature Crib Quilt Comforter or Tied Quilt Quilt, Not Listed Quilt, Wall Hanging Quilted Pillow Qillow Quilted Picture Quilted Garment Tee Shirt Quilt Felt Quilt 21. ADULT FINE ART DIVISION SECTION SPECIALTY Group Quilt, Done by More than One Person Senior Citizen Quilt (Age 70+) Any Type Original Design First Time Quilter 5. Youth 1. Each exhibitor is limited to two (2) entries no larger than 42 inches in any direction including frame. Each entry must be in a different class. 2. All entries must be in good taste, original work of the exhibiting artist. Kits, copies and paint by number kits are not allowed. (No Nudity) 3. Paintings must be framed or matted and be ABLE to be hung. IF THE ENTRY IS NOT READY FOR HANGING IT WILL BE REJECTED. Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 8 Revised: 2018

10 SECTION 150 OIL/ACRYLIC People Places Things Space Abstracts Animals Flowers Cartoons Movie 11. Oil Pastels SECTION 152 GRAPHICS DRAWINGS ETC. Pastel Charcoal Pen and Ink Mixed Media (Using 2 or More Media in One Piece) Original Computer Art Pencil Caricatures Color Pencils SECTION 153A METAL WORK Knifes Sculptures Serving utensils SECTION 151 WATERCOLOR / WATERMEDIA 1. People 2. Places Things Animals 7. Flowers Cartoon 8. Movie SECTION 153 SCULPTURE General Stained Glass Figurines RECYCLED PROJECTS 1. Plastic 2. Glass 3. Metal 4. Fabric YOUTH FINE ART Follow General Rules and Classes of Adult Division PHOTOGRAPHY DIVISION Youth - Up to 17 Years OldAdult - 18 Years and Up Amateur Division One who has not earned income from photography in the past year. Professional Division One who has earned income from photography for more than a year. Not eligible for the Best of Show. There will be an Overall Professional Blue Rosette Winner. Each exhibitor may submit two entries no larger than 36 inches in any direction, including frame. Exhibitors cannot compete against themselves in the same class. 1. All entries must be in good taste and original work of exhibitor. Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 9 Revised: 2018

11 All photographs must be ready to be hung. Pictures must be framed or matted. Cardboard loops, hooks, brackets taped to frames will not be accepted. SECTION 154 PHOTOGRAHY Places Details/ Macro Landscape Black and White Digitally Altered Still Life Floral Underwater Photos Levy County Photos People Animals WOOD SCULPTURE DIVISION Each exhibitor is limited to one entry in each class. Size is limited to 42 EXCEPT for walking canes. Exhibitors are not permitted to compete against themselves. SECTION 155 NOVICE LESS THAN TWO YRS.SECTION 156 INTERMEDIATE EXPERIENCE IN WOOD BURNING Carving in the round / relief. Picture maybe of:all classes same as Section 155. Human Figure Turkey Caller Birds of Prey Ducks, Geese, Swan Birds Caricatures Caricatures Group Displays Song Birds Aquatic Animals-Domestic Animals Wild Walking Sticks and Canes Architectural and Landscapes Flowers and Plant Life 15. Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 10 Revised: 2018

12 SECTION ADVANCED All classes same as Section 155. SECTION 158 CHIP CARVING A series of precise, regular, triangle, or wedge-shaped chips of wood, removed to form an engraving lower than the surface of the wood. SECTION WOOD BURNING Wood Burning on a flat surface. Pictures may be of any type. Example: Birds, Animals, Humans, Scenery Novice Intermediate 3. Advanced Novice Intermediate 3. Advanced HORTICULTURE DIVISION SECTION 160 FURNITURE / Wood Pallet Novice Intermediate Advanced 1. Classes of Horticulture will be open to everyone including amateur growers, those who are not cultivating for profit. 2. Plants on the Florida Conservation list which have been legally obtained and are properly named may be exhibited. 3. Plants exhibited must have been grown by exhibitor 2 months prior to the show. 4. Exhibitor may enter as many plants as desired, if there is not more than one of the same variety or color. 5. Plants should be show worthy, well groomed, clean with water only, free from disease and insect imperfections. Plants must be in clean containers. 6. Cut horticulture specimens and designs will not be accepted. SECTION 170 DISH GARDENS AND TOPIARYSECTION 171 BONSAI SPECIAL RULES Age or the appearance of age, general health and Only ONE item per class. Entered items may be no vigor and adherence to classic styles will be the focus longer than 24 in any direction. Dish gardens must for judging. 1. Upright be in attractive containers only. No aluminum tins. Dish Garden Topiary 3. Slanting Cascade or Semi Cascade Multiple Trunk or Any of the Above Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 11 Revised: 2018

13 SECTION 172 FLOWERING PLANTS Authurium Azalea Begonia Belpperone (Shrimp Plant) Brunsfeldia (Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow) Camellia Episcia Geranium Gardenia Gloxinia Heliconia Hibiscus Ixora Lily Poinsettia African Violet, Single White Petal African Violet, Single Petal Pink African Violet, Single Petal Lavender African Violet, Double Petal White African Violet, Double Petal Pink African Violet, Double Petal Lavender African Violet, SECTION 173 FOLIAGE PLANTS Acanthus Aglaonema (Chinese Evergreen) Alocasia Aphelandrs (Zebra Plant) Aralia Dizygotheca (Flase) Dizygotheca Polyscia (Ming Tree) Araucaria (Norfolk Island Pine) Asparagus Fern (Sprengeri) Aspidistra (Cast Iron Plant) Beaucarnea (Pony Tail) Begonia Calathea/ Maranta (Prayer Plant) Chlorophytum (Spider Plant) Cissus (Grape Ivy) Codiaeum (Croton) Cordyline (Ti Plant) Dieffenbachia (Dumd Cane) Dracaena (Corn Plant) Fatsia/Fatshendera Fichus (Weeping Fig) Hedera (Ivy) Ilex (Holly) Irisine (Blood Leaf) Homalocladium Platycladium (Inch Plant) Monstera (Split Leaf) Philodendron Gasteria (Cow Tongue) Pandanus (Screw Plant) Gymnocalycium (Chin Cactus) Peperomia Philodendron Haworthia (Wart Plant) Plectranthus (Swedish Ivy) Hoya (Hindu Ropes) Sansevieria (Snake Plant) Kalanchoe (Panda Plant) Scindapsis (Pothos) Mammillaria (Silver Brain) Spathiphyllum (Peace Lily) Opuntia (Prickly Pears) Syngonium Pedilanthus (Devils) Tradescantia (Wandering Jew) Shefflera Rhipsalis (Rice Cactus) Schlumbergera Cactus Sedum Stapelia Carrion Flower Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 12 Revised: 2018

14 SECTION 174 BROMELIADS Aechimea Ananas (Pineapple) Billbergia Cryptanthus Dyckia Caryota (Fishtail Palm) Guzmania Chamaedorea (Bamboo) Neoregelia Nidularium Vriesea SECTION 176 ORCHIDS Ascoentrum and Hybrids Brassavola and Hybrids Cattltya (Corsage Orchid) Cymbidium Cypripedium (Lady Slipper) Dendrobium Epidendrum and Hybrids Oncidium and Hybrids (Dancing Lady) Paphiopedilum (Slipper Orchid) Phallus (Nun Orchid) Phalaenopsis (Moth Orchid) Vanda SECTION 175 CACTI AND SUCCULENTS 1. Aeonioum 2. Agave (Century Plant) 3. Aloe 4. Ariocarpus (Living Rock) 5. Astrophytum (Star Cactus, Bishops Cap, Sand Dollar, Goats Horn) 6. Cephalocereus (Old Man Cactus, Wooly Torch) 7. Cereus (Night Blooming Cactus) 8. Ceropegia (String of Hearts) 9. Crassula (Jade Plant) 10. Echeveria 11. Ecchinocatus 12. Echinocerus 13. Epiphyllum 14. Euphorbia (Crown of Thorns) 15. Ferocatus (Barrel Cactus) SECTION 177- EDIBLE PLANTS POTTED Vegetables Root Vegetables Leafy Vegetables Pod Vegetables Stem or Stalk Fruit Citrus Fruit then Citrus Herb- Leaves SECTION FERNS Asplenium Cyrtomium Davallia (Rabbit s Foot) Nephrole Platy Cerium (Stag Horn) Creative Arts Divisions & Classes 13 Revised: 2018