Section B - HOBBIES AND CRAFTS Department 909 Chairman - Kathy Hilbrant

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1 Section B - HOBBIES AND CRAFTS Department 909 Chairman - Kathy Hilbrant ITEMS ARE TO BE BROUGHT TO THE EXHIBIT BUILDING E ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 11TH BETWEEN 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM. RULES - Entries close August 1st 1. All general rules apply to Section B. Please read them 2. All entries MUST be made by the exhibitors. 3. No hobby kits are to be used unless designated. 4. Special categories are listed for children, youth, young adults, adults, and senior citizens. 5. Items entered in any other category will risk being dis qualified if the item should have been entered into a listed category. 6. Exhibitors may "age up" and enter in classes above their age range. Exhibitors MAY NOT "age down" into age groups below their age range. 7. One entry per class will be enforced. 9. Children and Juniors Your age must be indicated on the Entry Form. Entry Fee: Children 11 and under no entry fee. Age 12 and up $1.00 per class Awards for Each Class 1st $ nd $ MILK CAP WALLHANGING 3 Year Olds Supplies: 3-lids, Aluminum foil, Ribbon or Strip of Construction paper 1. Cover the lids with Aluminum foil. 2. Glue anything you like to inside of the lid. (leaves, feathers, macaroni, etc.) 3. Lay the ribbon/construction paper flat and glue the lids to the ribbon or paper. 4. Loop the top of the ribbon/construction paper and glue, allow to dry before hanging. 2. MITTEN LACING CRAFT 3 Year Olds Supplies: 4 sheets cardstock, Pencil, scissors, holepunch and yarn 1. Draw and cut out a mitten on 1 piece of cardstock. 2. Trace around the mitten on the 3 remaining pieces of cardstock. 3. Cut out the mittens. 4. Line up two mitten shapes and hole punch around the sides. Do not hole punch along top (where your hand would go in.) 5. Use yarn to lace 2 mitten shapes together. 6. Repeat steps 4 & 5 for the other mitten. 7. Cut a long piece of yarn, tie 1 end in a hole on each mitten. 8. Decorate as you like. 57

2 3. POPCORN BLOSSOM TREE 4 Year Olds Supplies: 3 cups of popped popcorn, Pink or red powdered paint, Paper bag, Blue, brown and green construction paper 1. Place popcorn in a paper bag. Sprinkle one cup of pink or red powdered paint. Shake bag till corn is colored. 2. Cut a large tree trunk with branches out of brown construction paper. 3. Cut out green leaves. 4. Glue tree trunk onto blue construction paper. 5. Glue on leaves 6. Dip popcorn into glue and stick on branches. Let dry. 7. Punch 2 holes in top of paper and run yarn or string, so item can be hung 4. GLITTER PLAY DOUGH SNOWMAN 4 Year Olds Supplies: 1 cup flour, 2 tablespoons Cream of Tarter, 1 cup of water, 1 tablespoon oil, ¼ cup of salt, 5x5 piece of study cardboard, Glitter, Measuring cups and spoons 1. In a medium pot combined 1 cup flour, 1 cup water, ¼ cup salt, 1 tablespoon oil and 2 tablespoons of Cream of tartar. 2. Sprinkle in some glitter, then stir all the ingredients to combin them. 3. Heat mixture over medium heat, stirring until mixture thickens into a dough. 4. Remove the dough from the pot. Once it is cool enough to handle, knead it until it is a smooth consistency. 5. Roll the dough into balls to form Snowman. 6. Place on your decorated piece of card board. May place toothpicks between balls so it is sturdy. Glue to Base. 7. Use your imagination to make your snowman look snowman like. 5. STRIPED CATERPILLAR 5-6 Year Olds Supplies: Empty container (oatmeal, Coffee, etc.), Construction paper, Material or felt, Pipe Cleaners, Paper towel tube, Glue 1. Cover your container with glue and then cover with your paper material, or felt in a stripped pattern. 2. Use your choice of materials for the face, eyes, mouth and nose. 3. If you can poke two holes 2 inches apart on top of the head (you can also glue) attach antennas to the top. 4. Cut three 1-inch rings from paper towel tube. 5. Cut rings in half to make six half circles. Paint or color them. 6. Glue three to each side of the caterpillar. Place so the caterpillar does nor move around. 6. SNOWMAN SNOW GAUGE 5-6 Year Olds Supplies: Paint stick, White Paint, Paint brush, Black & orange marker, Black craft foam, Small piece of fabric or ribbon, Scissors, Ruler. 1. Cover the paint stick with a coat of paint. Let dry. Repeat if necessary. 2. Once dry, lay a ruler alongside the paint stick. Mark every inch with a black line, then number each line beginning at the bottom of the stick. 3. Draw eyes and mouth on the top of the paint stick with black marker, then use orange marker to draw a carrot nose. 4. Cut out hat from the black craft form and glue it to the top of the stick. 5. Cut a narrow strip of fabric and tie it around the notch in the stick to make a snowman s scarf 7. STONE PETS OR PEOPLE 7-8 Year Olds Supplies: Smooth stones that have some flat spots for stacking. Glue/glue gun, Assorted colors of paint 1. Balance stones on top of each other and glue. 2. Make animals or people. 3. Paint with assorted colors to depict your person or animal. 4. Place on base. 58

3 8. GLITTLER SNOWFLAKES 7-8 Year Olds Supplies: Toilet paper rolls, Scissors, Glue, Glitter, Piece of ribbon 1. Flatten toilet paper rolls and cut into six sections. 2. Glue the six sections together side by side to form a snowflake. Let dry. 3. Run a thin line of glue along the top edge of the snowflake. Sprinkle glitter over the top of the glue. Let dry. Repeat above for other side. 4. Run a piece of ribbon through the top and tie. 9. BOTTLE DOLL 9-11 Year Olds Supplies: Detergent bottle, Scrap fabric, Card Board, Plastic foam ball, Glue, Tissue, Paper, Yarn/string. 1. Wash and dry a detergent bottle. 2. Glue pieces of scrap fabric to the bottle for clothes. 3. Glue on cardboard arms covered in fabric. 4. Glue cardboard pieces to the bottom for shoes. 5. For the head cover a plastic foam ball with glue and tissue paper. 6. Add yarn/string for hair, cut paper features 7. Cover lid with fabric for a hat. 10. TIN CAN LUMINARY 9-11 Year Olds Supplies: Tin Can, Plain paper, Pencil, Duct or masking tape, Nail and a hammer 1. Wash can well and remove label. 2. Measure your can so you know how big of a design to draw. 3. Fill can with water, leave about 1 inch from top, freeze overnight. 4. Plan your design while your can freezes. Cut the paper to fit around the can. 5. Once water is frozen place paper with design around can and tape into place. 6. Use the hammer and nail to tap holes into the can and ice. Leave space between holes. 7. When design is done, remove pattern and let ice melt. 8. Make sure can is dry. You may supply a battery-operated tea light. 11. CHRISTMAS BALL WREATH Year Olds Supplies: Christmas ornaments Circular wire form (no bigger than 18 inches), Christmas ribbon, Hot Glue, Thin wire, Christmas florals 1.Weave length of ribbon in and out of the wire form. Leave ends crisscrossed and hanging off the bottom. 2. Glue ornaments to wire frame. 3. Attached a bow and/or Christmas floral. 12. RAINBOW FRIENDSHIP BANDS Year Olds Supplies: Large wooden popsicle sticks, Buttons, Felt, Colored Sharpies 1. Soak popsicle sticks in boiling water for a couple of hours. Check to see of sticks are pliable, most will need to soak for a few more hours in another batch of hot water. 2. Bend your sticks slowly, place inside a glass to dry overnight. 3. Decorate anyway you like. 59

4 *SPECIAL* HOBBIES & CRAFTS Entry fee $1.00 (regardless of age group) 13. JUNK IN A BUCKET Open to children ages 3-14 Open to the FIRST TEN ENTRIES RECEIVED Exhibitors must pick up bucket in the Entry Office. The bucket will be available July 9th. Materials must be picked up by August 1st. The Entry Office is open Monday-Friday 9am-11:30am and 1pm-3:30pm. Exhibitors must use ALL materials provided and two additional materials can be used. 14. FAMILY FUN Theme: Winter Wonderland Use your imagination to create a Winter Wonderland out of as many recycled materials as you can. keep under 3ft tall and must be free standing. HOBBIES AND CRAFTS CHILDREN AND YOUTH CERAMICS two per exhibitor Please list age on entry tag 15. Any other 16. Any other 17. Any other SCALE MODEL Unusual weight or size please call entry dept. Please list age on entry tag 18. Any other 19. Any other FUN FOAM Must be securly constructed. Any entry falling apart will not be accepted. Children (up to age 6) 20. Fun Foam - any 21. Fun Foam - any 22. Fun Foam - any DECORATIVE PAINTING 23. On slate 24. On wood 25. Any other 26. On slate 27. On wood 28. On glass 29. Any other 30. On wood 31. On glass 32. Any other BASKETS / WEAVING / LANYARD Please list age on entry tag 33. Lanyard 34. Potholder 35. Basket 36. Any other 37. Lanyard 38. Potholder 39. Basket 40. Any other JEWELRY ALL JEWELRY MUST BE FIRMLY AND ATTRACTIVELY DISPLAYED ON BLACK FOAM BOARD SIZED ACCORDING TO PIECE ENTERED. Please list on entry tag 41. Necklace 42. Bracelet 43. Any other 44. Necklace 45. Bracelet 46. Earrings 47. Pin/brooch 48. Anklet 49. Any other 50. Necklace 51. Bracelet 52. Earrings 53. Pin/brooch 54. Anklet 55. Any other 60

5 FLORAL No Live Flowers or Greens 56. Any other 57. Any other 58. Any other PAPER CRAFTS Scrapbook Page - Must be in plastic protective sheet 59. Scrapbook page 60. Card 61. Any other 62. Scrapbook page 63. Card 64. Book 65. Any other 66. Scrapbook page 67. Card 68. Book 69. Any other MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS 70. Wreath - must be able to hang 71. Wind Chime, must be able to hang 72. Ornament 73. Stencil 74. Mask must be able to hang 75. Any other 76. Decoupage 77. Wreath - must be able to be hung 78. Candle - any 79. Wind Chime, must be able to hang 80. Ornament 81. Stencil 82. Mask must be able to hang 83. Any other 84. Decoupage 85. Wreath must be able to be hung 86. Candle - any 87. Wind Chime, must be able to hang 88. Ornament 89. Stencil 90. Mask must be able to hang 91. Any other POLYMER CLAY (Can enter two) 92. Any other 93. Any other 94. Any other MOSAIC 95. Paper 96. Any media decorative 97. Paper 98. Any medium decorative 99. Paper 100. Any medium decorative NO SEW QUILTS 101. Pillow 102. Quilt 103. Scarf 104. Any Other 105. Pillow 106. Quilt 107. Scarf 108. Any Other Note: Lego and Lego Quest Must be on a sturdy base or surface of wood, foamboard, or styrofoam. Any entry not following rules will not be accepted. LEGOS 109. kit 110. No kit 111. Lego Quest - theme: Winter Wonderland 112. kit 113. No kit 114. Lego Quest - theme: Winter Wonderland 115. kit 116. No kit 117. Lego Quest - theme: Winter Wonderland DECORATIVE APPAREL 118. T-Shirt 119. Canvas tote bag 120. Hat 121. Any Other 122. T-Shirt 123. Canvas tote bag 124. Hat 125. Any Other 126. T-Shirt 127. Canvas tote bag 128. Hat 129. Any Other DUCT TAPE 130. Vest 131. Wallet 132. Tote bag 133. Hat 134. Tie/ribbon 135. Any other 136. Vest 137. Wallet 138. Tote bag 139. Hat 140. Tie/ribbon 141. Any other PAPER MACHE Must be COMPLETELY DRY 142. Mask must be able to hang 143. Bowl 144. Any other 145. Mask must be able to hang 146. Bowl 147. Any other 148. Mask must be able to hang 149. Bowl 150. Any other 61

6 RECYCLED ROBOT/ REINDEER Build a sturdy Recycled Robot or Reindeer. It must stand alone, Use any materials. Recycled Robot cannot be larger than 12" x 18" Reindeer cannot be larger than 12" x 18" 151. Recycled Robot 152. Reindeer 153. Recycled Robot 154. Reindeer 155. Recycled Robot 156. Reindeer RAINBOW LOOM Must be firmly attached To foam board, covered in velvet or velveteen Animal or Flower 158. Bracelet 159. Necklace 160. Any other 161. Animal or Flower 162. Bracelet 163. Necklace 164. Any other EGGERY Decorate an egg using a kit or no kit. Make a nest or base for your egg. Children (up to age 6yrs.) 165. kit 167. No kit Youth (ages7-11) 168. kit 169. No kit 170. kit 171. No kit FAIRY HOUSE No bigger than 12"X18", made of natural items (example: sticks, leaves, stones,ect...) Base must be made of wood Fairy House - Ages Fairy House - Ages Fairy House - 15 and up HOBBIES AND CRAFTS YOUNG ADULTS, ADULTS AND SENIORS 175. Any Young adults - ages ages ages 65+ CERAMICS Young 176. Any 177. Any SCALE MODELS Unusual size or weight Please call the Entry dept. Indicate dimensions on entry Form. Models may be a toy, jewelery box, small furniture, etc... any finish EXHIBITORS MAY ENTER TWO Young 178. Any other 179. Any other 180. Any other BASKETS / WEAVING Young 181. Round 182. Square 183. Oval 184. Rectangle 185 Basket - any other 186. Weaving - any other 187. Round 188. Square 189. Oval 190. Rectangle 191. Basket - any other 192. Weaving - any other 193. Round 194. Square 195. Oval 196. Rectangle 197. Basket - any other 198. Weaving - any other JEWELRY ALL JEWELRY MUST BE FIRMLY ATTACHED TO FOAM BOARD ATTRACTIVELY COVERED WITH VELVET OR VELVETEEN. Young 199. Necklace 200. Bracelet 201. Brooch/pin 202. Anklet 203. Earrings 204 Any other 205. Necklace 206. Bracelet 207. Brooch/pin 208. Anklet 209. Earrings 210. Any other 211. Necklace 212. Bracelet 213. Brooch/pin 214. Anklet 215. Earrings 216. Any other FLORAL No live greens Must be able to be hung Young 217. Any other 218. Any other 219. Any other PAPER CRAFTS Young 220. Quilling 221. Card 221A. Origami 222. One scrap book page-no names, must be in plastic protective sheet 223. One complete scrap book- no names 224. Any other 225. Quilling 226. Card 227. One scrap book page- no names, must be in plastic protective sheet 228. One complete scrap book- no names 229. Origami 230. Any other 62

7 231. Quilling 232. Card 233. One scrap book page- no names, must be in plastic protective sheet 234. One complete scrap book- no names 235. Origami 236. Any other EGGERY Decorate an egg using a kit or no kit. Make a nest or base for your egg. Young 237. kit 238. No kit 239. kit 240. No kit 241. kit 242. No kit Woodworking/ Woodcarving Amateurs ONLY Those who sell or teach for a living are professionals. Please give measurements and dimensions on entry form! Please note that the classes for woodworking and woodcarving are grouped by years of experience, NOT age group. Novice- 1 year or less of experience Beginner- 2 years of experience Intermediate- 3-4 years of experience WOODWORKING 243. Novice- Woodturning, any 244. Novice- Scroll work 245. Novice- Furniture, rustic 246. Novice- Furniture, finished 247. Novice- Jewelry Box 248. Novice- Toy 249. Novice- Intarsia 250. Novice- Any other 251. Beginner- Woodturning, any 252. Beginner- Scroll work 253. Beginner- Furniture, rustic 254. Beginner- Furniture, finished 255. Beginner- Jewelry Box 256. Beginner- Toy 257. Beginner- Intarsia 258. Beginner-Any other 259. Intermediate- Woodturning, Any 260. Intermediate- Scroll work 261. Intermediate- Furniture, rustic 262. Intermediate- Furniture, finished 263. Intermediate - Jewelry Box 264. Intermediate - Toy 265. Intermediate - Intarsia 266. Intermediate -Any other WOODCARVING 267. Novice- Carving in the round 268. Novice- Whittling 269. Novice- Relief Carving 270. Novice- Wood Burning 271. Novice- Interpretive Creation, example: drift wood, burls, etc Beginner- Carving in the round 273. Beginner- Whittling 274. Beginner- Relief Carving 275. Beginner- Wood Burning 276. Beginner- Interpretive Creation, example: drift wood, burls, etc Intermediate- Carving in the round 278. Intermediate- Whittling 279. Intermediate- Relief Carving 280. Intermediate- Wood Burning 281. Intermediate- Interpretive Creation, example: drift wood, burls, etc. MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS Young 282. Decoupage 283. Wreath 284. Table decoration 285. Beading 286. Mosaic 287. Ornament 288. Pressed flowers 289. Wool felting 290. Pottery 291. Any other 292. Decoupage 293. Wreath 294. Table decoration 295. Beading 296. Mosaic 297. Ornament 298. Pressed flowers 299. Wool felting 300. Pottery 301. Any other 302. Decoupage 303. Wreath 304. Table decoration 305. Beading 306. Mosaic 307. Ornament 308. Pressed flowers 309. Wool felting 310. Pottery 311. Any other PROJECT CRAFTS Young 312. Painted furniture 314. Towel Doll- No sew, make Diaper or Towel Cake 316. Decorative Painting, any 317. Floral Wreath, any 318. Doll House, up to 18" 319. Doll House, Over 18' 320. Painted furniture 321. Towel Doll- No sew, make Diaper or Towel Cake 323. Decorative Painting, any 324. Floral Wreath, any 325. Doll House, up to 18" 326. Doll House, Over 18' 327. Painted furniture 328. Towel Doll- No sew, make Diaper or Towel Cake 330. Decorative Painting, any 331. Floral Wreath, any 332. Doll House, up to 18" 333 Doll House, Over 18' FLEA MARKET FINDS Combine two items that would be found at a flea market to make one item, item must be functional or decorative. Items must include a large index card explaining what you have combined, and what you transformed it into. Size limit is 5'x4' Young 334. Flea market finds 335. Flea market finds 336. Flea market finds 63