District X Contest Rules. Maytee A. Rios, District X Advisor Nuris I. Binett, District X Advisor

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1 District X Contest Rules! Maytee A. Rios, District X Advisor Nuris I. Binett, District X Advisor

2 Program Cover Contest When preparing for the program cover contest, please comply with the following rules: 1. The program cover MUST be designed and/or crafted by students. 2. The program cover should NOT exceed 8.5 x The program cover may be folded. 4. The design on the cover must represent the state theme or any one or all of the state target. 5. The back of the cover may have design also. 6. The design MUST be clear and print ready. It may be a black-line drawing or computer generated graphics. Color is optional. Final product will be black and white copy. 7. Appropriate lettering should be used. 8. Front cover should include: FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) District X Current Date of the meeting 9. Attach a 3 x5 index card to the back of the program cover. Include the following information: (No division is needed since there is only 1 program) School/Chapter name Advisor s name State theme or target represented Name (s) of the designer, creator, workers 10. Mail your entry to the advisor at the school in charge of the program cover contest. It must be postmarked by the October 29, 2010 deadline

3 PROGRAM COVER EVALUATION FORM Participant # Division : Junior Senior Categories: Possible Points: Comments: I General Requirements Correct size (8 1/2 x 11 ) 5 Received on time with index card 10 Clear, Black, line drawing 10 Appropriate lettering 5 II Construction Techniques Neatness 10 Quality 10 Originality 10 Creativity 10 III Target/Theme State Theme and/or target used 10 IV Design Front Cover 10 Back cover Judge s Signature:

4 Hand Constructed Banner Contest When preparing for the banner contest, please comply with the following rules: 1. The banner MUST be designed and/or crafted by students. 2. Banners should NOT exceed 2 x Banners can be continued of any type of woven or nonwoven fabric. (NOT PAPER) 4. The design on the FRONT of the banner must represent the state theme or one of the state targets. 5. The banner MUST have a backing. Each chapter has the option of leaving the backing plain or may represent their individual school (name, mascot, etc.) on the back. 6. The following items are UNACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Commercially made letters (iron-ons) Commercially made transfers or graphics (iron-ons) Commercially made details Commercially made pins (buttons) 7. The following items are ACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Permanent markers Paint Glue Glitter glue or paint Ribbons, string, yarn, other items, fringes, and cut fabric 8. Items may be attached with glue, pins, stitch witchery, Wonder Under, machine or hand sewn. 9. Attach a safety pin a 3 x5 index card to the back of the banner. Include the following information: School/Chapter name Division (Jr. or Sr.) Advisor s name State theme or target represented Name (s) of the designer, creator, workers 10. Turn the banner to a representative of the school in charge of the banner contest at registration at the district meeting.

5 Hand Constructed Banner Evaluation Form Participant # Division: Junior Senior Category: I General Requirements : Possible Points: Correct Size (2 x3 ) 5 Woven or unwoven fabric used 5 Background red or white 5 Backing attached 5 3x5 index card attached with safety pin 5 Information filled out correctly on card 5 II Construction Techniques Construction Techniques used: Neatness of hand stitches 10 Quality of hand stitches 10 Pressing 10 Neatness of gluing, application of designs 10 III Target/Theme Use of current state theme or target 10 IV Design Design on front of banner 10 Creativity Judge s Signature

6 Machine/Computer Designed Banner Contest When preparing for the computer generated banner contest, please comply with the following rules: 1. The banner MUST be designed and/or crafted by students. 2. Banners should NOT exceed 2 x3. 3. Banners can be constructed on any type of woven or nonwoven fabric. (NOT PAPER) 4. The design on the FRONT of the banner must represent the state theme or one of the state targets. 5. The banner MUST have a backing. Each chapter has the option of leaving the backing plane or may represent their individual school (name, mascot, etc.) on the back. 6. The design may be generated on a computer and transferred to the banner fabric using a heat transfer method. The design may be created on a computerized sewing machine and sewn onto to the banner fabric. 7. The following items are UNACCEPTABLE to enhance the design: Commercially made letters, transfers, graphics (iron-ons), details Commercially made pins (buttons). Glitter 8. The following items are ACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Permanent markers Paint Glue Glitter glue or paint Ribbons, string, yarn, other trims, fringes, and cut fabrics 9. Items may be attached with glue, pins, stitch witchery, Wonder Under, machine or hand sewn.

7 10. Attach with a safety pin a 3 x5 index card to the back of the banner. Include the following information: School/Chapter name Category (computer or hand-crafted) Division (Jr. or Sr.) Advisor s name State Theme or target represented Name (s) of the designer, creator, workers 11. Turn in banner to a representative of the school in charge of the banner contest at registration at the district meeting.

8 Machine/Computer Constructed Banner Evaluation Form Participant # Division: Junior Senior Category: Comments: Possible Points: I General Requirements : Correct Size (2 x3 ) 5 Woven or unwoven fabric used 5 Background red or white 5 Backing attached 3x5 index card attached with safety pin 5 Information filled out correctly on card 5 II Construction Techniques Proportions of Design: Items reduced/enlarged for pleasing 10 end result Spacing of items 5 Complication of Design: Number of colors used 10 Difficulty of Design (outline, fill-in, number of threads used) 10 III Target/Theme Use of current state theme or target 10 IV Design Design on front of banner 10 Creativity 10 Fact sheet included that states: What technology used Printed copy of original design with original color Judge s Signature

9 Hand Constructed Nametag Contest When preparing for the nametag contest, please comply with the following rules: 1. The nametag MUST be designed and/or crafted by students. 2. The nametags should NOT exceed 3 x Nametags can be hand-crafted of index cards, construction paper, etc. 4. The design on the FRONT of the nametag must represent the state theme or one of the state targets. 5. The following items are UNACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Glitter Commercially made letters, details, transfers or graphics 6. The following items are ACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Permanent markers Paint Glue Glitter glue or paint Ribbons, string, yarn, other trims, fringes, and cut fabric 7. The FRONT of the nametag must contain the following information: School Name Name of the person State theme District FCCLA 8. The back of the nametag should contain the following information: School/Chapter name Division (Jr. or Sr.) Advisor s name State theme or target represented Name (s) of the designer, creator, workers 9. Turn in an extra nametag to a representative of the school in charge of the nametag contest at registration

10 Hand Constructed Name Tag Evaluation Form Participant # Division: Junior Senior Category: Comments: I General Requirements: Possible Points: Correct size (3 x 5 ) 5 School Name 5 Name of person 5 District FCCLA 5 Attachment for wearing 5 II Construction Techniques Neatness of Design 10 Quality of design 10 Construction 10 Originality 10 Complication of design 5 III Target/Theme Use of current state or target 10 IV Design Design on name tag 10 Creativity Judge s Signature

11 Machine/Computer Designed Nametag Contest When preparing for the nametag contest, please comply with the following rules: 1. The nametag MUST be designed and/or crafted by students. 2. The nametags should NOT exceed 3 x Nametags should be designed on the computer and printed on index cards, computer paper, construction paper, etc. 4. The design on the FRONT of the nametag must represent the state theme or one of the state targets. 5. The following items are UNACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Glitter Commercially made letters, details, transfers or graphics 6. The following items are UNACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Computer graphics and lettering Permanent markers Paint Glue Glitter glue or paint Ribbons, string, yarn, other trims, fringes, and cut fabric 7. The FRONT of the nametag must contain the following information: School Name Name of the person State theme District FCCLA 8. The back of the nametag should contain the following information: School/Chapter name Division (Jr. or Sr.) Advisor s name State theme or target represented Name (s) of the designer, creator, workers 9. Turn in an extra nametag to individual in charge of the nametag contest at registration at the district meeting.

12 Machine/Computer Constructed Name Tag Evaluation Form Participant # Division: Junior Senior Category: Possible Points: Comments: I General Requirements: Correct size (3 x 5 ) 5 School name 5 Name of person 5 District X FCCLA 5 Attachment for wearing 5 II Construction Techniques Proportions of design: Items reduced/enlarged for pleasing end result 10 Spacing of items 5 Complication of Design: Originality 5 Number of colors used 10 Difficulty of design (outline, fill-in, number of threads used) 10 III Target/Theme Use of current state theme or target 10 IV Design Design on name tag 10 Creativity 10 Fact sheet included that states: What technology used printed copy of original design with original color Judge s Signature

13 Hand Constructed T-Shirt Contest When preparing the T-shirt contest, please comply with the following rules: 1. The T-shirt MUST be designed and/or crafted by students. 2. All T-shirts will be sized large or X-large. (this is to have adequate space to work on a design.) 3. T-shirts MUST be white, round neck. They must be 100% cotton or a cotton-polyester blend. 4. The design on the FRONT of the T-shirt must represent the state theme or one of the sate targets. 5. Each chapter has the option of leaving the back undesigned, or may represent their individual school (name, mascot, etc.) on the back. 6. The following items are UNACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Commercially made letters, transfers, graphics, patches, (iron-ons) Commercially made details Commercially made pins (buttons) 7. The following items are ACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Permanent markers Paint Glue Glitter glue or paint Ribbons, string, yarn, cut fabric, shoe laces, zippers, sewn on buttons or other trims 8. Items may be attached with glue, pins, stitch witchery, Wonder Under, machine or hand sewn. 9. Attach a safety pin a 3 x5 index card to the back of the banner. Include the following information: School/Chapter name Division (Jr. or Sr.) Advisor s name State theme or target represented Name (s) of the designer, creator, workers 10. Turn in T-shirt to a representative of the school in charge of the t-shirt contest at registration at the district meeting.

14 Hand Constructed T-Shirt Evaluation Form Participant # Division: Junior Senior Category: Possible Points: Comments: I General Requirements: White shirt with/without collar 5 Large or X-Large size 5 Cotton/Polyester blend 5 Appropriate uses of fabrics 5 3 x 5 index card with safety pin 5 Information filled out correctly on card 5 II Construction Techniques Construction Techniques used: Neatness of hand stitches 10 Quality of hand stitches 10 Pressing 10 Neatness of gluing, application of design 10 III Target/Theme Use of current state theme or target 10 IV Design Design on front of T-Shirt 10 Creativity Judge s Signature

15 Machine/Computer Designed T-shirt Contest When preparing for the computer designed T-shirt Contest, please comply with the following rules: 1. The T-shirt MUST be designed and/or crafted by students 2. All T-shirts will be size large or X-large. (This is to have adequate space to work on the design.) 3. T-shirts MUST be white, round neck. They be 100% cotton or a cotton polyester blend. 4. The design on the T-shirt must represent the theme or one of the state targets. 5. Each chapter has the option of leaving the back undesigned, or may represent their individual school (name, mascot, etc.) on the back. 6. The design may be generated on a computer and transferred on to the t-shirt using a heat transfer method. The design may be created on a computerized sewing machine and sewn on to the T-shirt. 7. The following items are UNACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Commercially made letters, transfers, or graphics Glitter 8. The design maybe enhanced with the following ACCEPTABLE items: Permanent markers Paint Glitter glue or paint Ribbons, string, yarn, cut fabric, buttons or other trims 9. Items may be attached with glue, pins, stitch witchery, Wonder Under, machine or hand sewn. 10. Attach with a safety pin a 3 x5 index card to the back of the T-shirt. Include the following information: School/Chapter name Category (computer or hand-crafted) Division (Jr. or Sr.) Advisor s name State Theme or target represented Name (s) of the designer, creator, workers 11. Turn in T-shirt to a representative of the school in charge of the T-shirt contest at registration at the district meeting.

16 Machine/Computer Constructed T-Shirt Evaluation Form Participant # Division: Junior Senior Category: Possible Points: Comments: I General Requirements: White shirt with/without collar 5 Large or X-Large size 5 Cotton/Polyester blend 5 Appropriate uses of fabrics 5 3 x 5 index card with safety pin 5 Information filled out correctly on card 5 II Construction Techniques Proportion of Design: Items reduced/enlarged for pleasing and result 10 Spacing of items 5 Complication of Design: Number of colors used 10 Difficulty of design ( outline, fill-in, number of threads used) 10 III Target/Theme Use of current state theme or target 10 IV Design Design on name tag 10 Creativity 10 Fact sheet included that states: What technology used printed copy of original design with original color Judge s Signature

17 Poster Contest When preparing the poster contest, please comply with the following rules. 1. The poster MUST be designed and/or crafted by students. 2. The poster should NOT exceed standard poster board size (22 x28 ). 3. The design on the FRONT on the poster must represent the state theme or one of the state targets. 4. The poster may include hand-crafted design or computer generated graphics. 5. The following items are UNACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Commercially made letters Glitter Commercially made details, transfers or graphics 6. The following items are ACCEPTABLE for use in the design: Permanent markers Paint Glue Glitter glue or paint String, yarn, and other trims, fringes, and cut fabrics 7. Attach a safety pin a 3 x5 index card to the back of the banner. Include the following information: School/Chapter name Division (Jr. or Sr.) Advisor s name State theme or target represented Name (s) of the designer, creator, workers 8. Turn in poster to a representative of the school in charge of the poster contest at registration at the district meeting.

18 Poster Contest Evaluation Form Participant # Division: Junior Senior Category: Comments: I General Requirements: Possible Points: Correct size (Not to exceed 22 x28 ) 10 3 x 5 index card attached with safety pin 10 II Construction Techniques Construction techniques 10 Neatness 10 Quality 10 Construction 10 III Target/Theme Use of current state theme or target 20 IV Design Design on front of Poster 10 Creativity Judge s Signature