Jeffco fair august 7, 8, 9, 2015 creative arts competition
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JEFFCO FAIR August 7, 8, 9, 2015 CREATIVE ARTS COMPETITION (formerly OPEN CLASS DIVISION) Superintendent – Rhonda Lackey General Entry Rules The following rules are general in nature and apply to all classes. Refer to specific class for special rules. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to be familiar with all rules. 1. Competition is open to the world except where otherwise specified 2. No entry fees will be charged for PRE-ENTRY, received before July 24, 2015. A fee of $3 per entry will be charged for entries received after this date. No mailing of entry form after August 1st, PO BOX will not be checked after this date. 3. Only two entries per class unless otherwise specified. No exhibit or part thereof may be entered in more than one class. 4. All entries must be made on regulation forms properly filled out. All classes use the same entry form, found on-line, by email, or in Lariat. Entry forms may be photocopied 5. Entries will be accepted from 12 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, August 5, 2015, at the Jeffco Fairgrounds 6th and Indiana, Exhibit hall. Exhibitors may pick up their entries Sunday, August 9th between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. same location NO EARLY REMOVAL. 6. Articles that have previously been awarded prizes are not allowed for competition in a succeeding year. Articles must have been completed since the 2014 Fair except where noted. 7. Every entry must be made solely by the exhibitor and shall be entered and exhibited in the name of the bona fide owner. 8. Jeffco Fair Inc. assumes no responsibility for errors in entry. 9. Articles entered for competition in the Jeffco Fair may be entered into the State Fair Open Classes. Call the Jefferson County Extension office for details or log on to www.coloradostatefair.com and go to tickets, exhibitor center, and premium book. 10. Jeffco Fair Inc. will use diligence to insure safety of exhibits after arrival and placement, but in no case will the Jeffco Fair be responsible for any loss, damage, or injury of any character to any property while on the fairgrounds or at any time or place, nor be liable for or make any payment for the value thereof. Presentation of entry form by the exhibitor shall be deemed acceptance of all rules and the exhibitor thereby indemnifies Jeffco Fair Inc. from any legal proceedings in regard thereto. 11. Jeffco Fair Inc. shall reserve the right to limit entries to facilities available and cancel or divide any class. Any return of entries under this rule will be done on a non-discriminatory basis. It is the Superintendent’s or Judge’s discretion to move entries to appropriate classes. 12. The Jeffco Fair Inc. shall reserve the right to vacate, as ineligible for competition, or order the removal of any entry, which has been entered in violation of these rules. 13. It is the policy of the Jeffco Fair to provide all persons an opportunity to exhibit at the Fair without regard to race, creed, color, sex, age or other non-merit factors. Law and policies of the Jeffco Fair prohibit discrimination for or against any person for any of these non-merit factors. 14. Exhibits may not be removed prior to release day and time. Exhibitors may pick up their entries Sunday, August 9th between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. The Jeffco Fair is not responsible for any items left at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds after 6 p.m. August 9. Any item left after 30 days will be forfeited 15. The decisions of Judges will be final, with no appeal considered 16. Awards will be given from 1 - 10 place on an American Award system. 17. Ages are determined by age on January 1, 2015. A) Child Class - ages 7 and younger. B) Junior Youth Class - ages 8-11. C) Senior Youth Class - ages 12-18. D) Adult Class - 19 years and older. 18. Refer to individual classes for specific entry and exhibit information. 19. All entries will be judged on originality, suitability of materials, workmanship, creativity and overall effect. 20. TEAM division - Two or more people may work on and enter an item as any of the following combinations: Adult/Adult Adult/Youth Youth/Youth. Make sure that it is on the entry form as a team entry. NEW NEW NEW There are new classes this year in Creative Arts Competition: Phone/Tablet Camera Photos, Marmalade, Root Beer, and Mead Also “You Made it, you Bring it” if you can’t find a category for your craft. This year there will be a “Fairest of the Fair” award, given to the People’s choice item with the most votes. COST: Pre-registration is FREE!!!!!!!!!!! To be pre-registered, entry forms have to be received by email or P.O. Box no later than July 24th 2015. No mailing of entry form after August 1st, PO BOX will not be checked after this date. Walk in entries will be $3 per entry (cap of $15 per person). Department 1 - FOODS PANTRY - Please use Ziplock bags for cooled breads. Do not individually wrap cookies. Paper plates with baked goods should be placed in Ziplock bags, except cakes and pies. Classes: 100 Yeast breads - 1/2 loaf or 6 rolls 101 Quick breads - 1/2 loaf or 6 rolls 102a Cakes - decorated - judged solely on decoration 102b Cakes - judged on taste and appearance 103 Cupcakes 104 Cookies - 6 per plate 105 Cookie bars 106 Pies - no pies made with dairy products 107 Candy - 6 pieces per plate PRESERVES - Must be exhibited in standard canning jar and lid with ring. Preserves must have been canned since last fair. Dried foods must be exhibited in Ziploc type bags. Label - A) name of product B) method of preparation (type syrup, type pack, any additional ingredients added) as applies to product canned. C) Method of processing (I.e. pressure canner, water bath) and pounds of pressure used if food was pressure canned. D) Elevation at which processing was done. E) Exact processing time. F) Date processed. Classes: 108 Jam 109 Jelly Marmalade 110 Canned Vegetables 111 Canned Fruits 112 Pickle and Relish 113 Dried Food 114 Sauces i.e. BBQ, Ketchup, chili, spaghetti, tomato, mustard
Edible fresh veggies 115 Tomatoes 116 Peppers 117 Cucurbits (Cantaloupe, Cucumbers, Gourds, Melons, Pumpkin, Squash, Watermelon) 118 Bulb Crops 119 Eggplant 120 Legumes (Beans, Peas, Lentils, Soybeans) 121 Cole Crops (Broccoli, Brussels sprout, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Kohlrabi) 122 Other 123 Edible fresh fruits 124 Non-edible 125 Decorative, carved, painted, or sculpture
126 Biggest pumpkin 127 Biggest cabbage 128 Biggest watermelon 129 Biggest tomato 130 Biggest squash 131 Biggest cucumber 132 5 ears decorative corn 134 Vegetable animal HONEY Classes: 135 Bees wax 136 Honeycomb 137 Honey - Any item COOKIE JAR Classes: 150 Cookie Jar Contest - Contest Rules: combines craft and baking abilities. Decorate gallon glass jars and fill with freshly baked cookies. Any type of baked cookies (not bars) and any appropriate materials for the decorations can be used. Please include the cookie recipe with the entry. 151 Cookie Jar Decorated – no cookies required, just decorate a jar.
152 Salsa – Men’s 153 Salsa – Women’s 154 Salsa – Team 155 Salsa – Youth –19 or under
1. All jars and glasses must be standard canning jars. 2. All jars should be clean and free of sticky areas. 3. All products must be labeled with: Date preserved, Name of product, Processing method used (hot pack, cold pack, acid dip time, etc.), Processing time/elevation 4. The labels should be on the side of the jar, not on the lid 5. Recipe must be included. Please note – “extra hot”, “hot”, or “mild” 6. Must be canned within the last year.
155 Any item Department 2 - FLORICULTURE POTTED PLANTS Classes: 200 Any item CUT FLOWERS Classes: 201 Any item HERBS Classes: 202 Any item ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS Classes: 203 Any item OTHER - Terrarium, Dish Garden, Ornamental Grass, Everlastings, Etc., Classes: 204 Any item 205 Fairy (Elven, Gnome, etc) Garden/House
300 Crochet 301 Cross Stitch (straight cross stitch – no kits) 302 All other embroidery 303 Knitting 304 Weaving 305b Spinning 305 Miscellaneous Needlework (needle point, tatting, lace, etc) 306 Rugs (Latch hook, etc) 307 Machine Embroidery 308 Felting 309 Macramé
310 Shirts/Blouse 311 Dress/Jumper/Skirts 312 Formal Wear/Special Occasion 313 Men or Women’s Vests 314 Children’s Wear – boy or girl 315 Recycled/Repurposed Clothing (attach information explaining what you did to recycle) 316 Decorated Clothing (tie dye, appliqué, iron on, etc.) SEWING - NOVELTY Classes: 317 Costume 318 Doll clothing 319 Purse 320 Totes 321 Animal clothes or accessories 322a Toys 322b Dress a Stuffed Animal 323 Home accessories (i.e. pillows, curtains, table runner, place mats, pot holders, etc)
324 Large sized quilt - Hand Pieced and Quilted 325 Lap quilt - Hand Pieced and Quilted 326 Large sized quilt - Machine Pieced and Quilted 327 Lap quilt - Machine Pieced and Quilted 328 Large sized quilt - Machine Pieced and Hand Quilted 329 Lap quilt - Machine Pieced and Hand Quilted 330 Large sized quilt - Hand Pieced and Machine Quilted 331 Lap quilt - Hand Pieced and Machine Quilted 332 Large sized quilt - Appliqué Quilts 333 Lap quilt - Appliqué Quilts 334 Hand Pieced - Tied Quilts 335 Machine Pieced - Tied Quilts
336 Clothing (pieced and/or quilted) 337 Home Decoration – pillows, table runners, etc. 338 Holiday Home Decoration 339 Wall Hangings 340 Crazy quilt Recycled/Repurposed Quilts 341 Any item - such as a t-shirt quilt, or jean quilt Department 4 - FINE ARTS All paintings and sketches that are entered must be in a frame suitable for hanging POTTERY Classes: 400 Any article turned on a wheel 401 Sculpture 402 Any other technique CERAMICS Classes: 403 Stained 404 Glazed 405 Unglazed 406 Decals and other over-glazed Techniques 407 Porcelain 408 Other
409 Oils 410 Acrylics 411 Watercolors 412 Tole/Decorative
413 Pencil 414 Ink 415 Colored Pencil MISC ART Classes: 416 Mixed Media 417 Collage 418 Pastels 419 Glass - blown glass, lamp work, etched, painted, to make items like beads, pendants, balls/marbles, ornaments, decorations, (nothing offensive this is a family event) 420 Wood - like wood burning, etc. 421 Decoupage item
422 Hanging - Any item that is designed to be hung in a window or wall etc. 423 Décor - Any item that is designed to set on a surface.
A. Clothing, moccasins, leggings, dresses, war bonnets, breechclouts, blanket-capotes, etc.. B. Pottery; any Native American style attributable to a particular group. Any vessel or ware that is essentially associated with food, seeds, or other containable goods, thereby not limited to the material clay. C. Weapons/Tools; bow & arrow, tomahawks, clubs, atl-atls, knives, sheaths & shields, etc. Stone tools should be re-hafted in the Native American method & include scrapes, awls, shaft-shapers, etc.( No metal knife blanks allowed) . D. Jewelry; rings, bracelets, chokers, breastplates, masks, headdresses, etc.. E. Miscellaneous; kachina dolls, ceremonial items, painted skulls, drums, story writing, basket weaving, etc.. 424 Native South American A. Clothing, etc.. B. Pottery; Any vessel or ware that is essentially associated with food, seeds, or other containable goods, thereby not limited to the material clay. C. Weapons/Tools D. Jewelry E. Miscellaneous 425 European (inc. STEAMPUNK, and RENAISSANCE, ETC.) A. Clothing, etc.. B. Pottery; Any vessel or ware that is essentially associated with food, seeds, or other containable goods, thereby not limited to the material clay. C. Weapons/Tools D. Jewelry E. Miscellaneous 426 Asian A. Clothing, etc.. B. Pottery; Any vessel or ware that is essentially associated with food, seeds, or other containable goods, thereby not limited to the material clay. C. Weapons/Tools D. Jewelry E. Miscellaneous 427 Australian A. Clothing, etc.. B. Pottery; Any vessel or ware that is essentially associated with food, seeds, or other containable goods, thereby not limited to the material clay. C. Weapons/Tools D. Jewelry E. Miscellaneous 428 African A. Clothing, etc.. B. Pottery; Any vessel or ware that is essentially associated with food, seeds, or other containable goods, thereby not limited to the material clay. C. Weapons/Tools D. Jewelry E. Miscellaneous Department 5- ARTS AND CRAFTS Classes: This class will include beads, buttons, components, jewelry, or jewelry-related objects that are 50% or more of product made into finished jewelry. 500 Fabricated –rings, pendants, bracelets, etc. Created by manipulating wires, sheet metal and stones using traditional fabrication techniques such as bending, forging, sawing, soldering, etc. 501 Cast –rings, pendants, bracelets, etc. Created using traditional casting techniques such as centrifugal, vacuum and cuttlebone. No commercial waxes or casting allowed. 502 Non-traditional –handcrafted items using polymer and water-based clays, plastics, etc. 503 Metal -original jewelry that doesn’t fit into fabricated. Such as chain maille, PMC, etc. 504 Macrame – item made using traditional macramé knotting. 505 Crocheted - original item made using traditional crocheted technique 506 Lampwork - original item created using traditional lampwork skills 507 Strung - item made from materials such as, glass beads, crystals, semi-precious stones, seed beads (piece must be less than 50 percent seed beads), found objects, etc. 508 Recycled/Repurposed - any item that uses more than 75% recycled material (attach information explaining what you did to recycle) 509 Hair Accessories - Ribbon, Beaded, Metal, Anything attached to a hair clip. 510 Misc -Handcrafted jewelry that doesn’t fit into any of the above categories. BEADING Classes: LOOM - Non-jewelry item or accessories are items such as - purses, shoes, sculptures, wall hangings, etc. Jewelry items are items such as necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings 511 Beaded Objects, Original Design - non-jewelry item in which the design is original to the exhibitor. 512 Beaded Objects, Designer - non-jewelry item in which the design is created by some other person, designer must be acknowledged by name on entry item. 513 Beaded wearable jewelry - includes beaded beads, a piece, or an ensemble of jewelry, that is predominantly seed beads or bugle beads. If the design is created by a person other than the exhibitor of the piece the designer must be acknowledged by name on the entry item. 514 Misc - Handcrafted item that doesn’t fit into any of the above categories. OFF LOOM - Non-jewelry item or accessories are items such as - purses, shoes, sculptures, wall hangings, etc. Jewelry items are items such as necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings 515 Beaded Objects, Original Design - non-jewelry item in which the design is original to the exhibitor. 516 Beaded Objects, Designer - non-jewelry item in which the design is created by some other person, designer must be acknowledged by name on entry item. 517 Beaded wearable jewelry - includes beaded beads, a piece, or an ensemble of jewelry, that is predominantly seed beads or bugle beads. If the design is created by a person other than the exhibitor of the piece the designer must be acknowledged by name on the entry item. 518 Misc - Handcrafted item that doesn’t fit into any of the above categories. PAPER CRAFTS Classes: 519 Origami 520Paper sculpture 521 Scherenschnitte (paper cutting) 522 Greeting cards 523 Quilling 524 Paper mache 525 Paper making 526 Journal/Book 527 Calendar LEATHER Classes: 528 Leather, tooling 529 Leather, stamped 530 Leather, embossed 531 Any other items.
532 Any item (i.e. tin punch, sculpture, wire, non-operational robot, etc) NATURE CRAFTS Classes: 533 Dried Flower Arrangements 534 Silk Flower Arrangements 535 Shadow Boxes 536 Other nature crafts (sand art, pet rock, etc.)
537 Holiday 538 Doll Making 539 Wind Chimes 540 Fishing lures/Ties
541 Any item. Table linen, wall hanging, picture frame, plant hangers, pillow, lamp/lampshade, etc. WOOD Classes: 542 Turnings: Any item made largely by turning on a lathe. Bowl, pen, vase, ornament, etc 543 Decorative and Craft: inc, but not limited to scroll saw work or items created to be 544 Carvings: Any carvings large or small including sculpture. 545 Toys: Any objects created to be a toy whether intended for juveniles or not. 546 Large Pieces: Furniture, etc. pieces larger than 2’x 2’x2’ 547 Small Pieces: Jewelry boxes, etc.
547 Jewelry 548 Home Décor 549 Wallets 550 Purses 551 Clothing 552 Doll clothing 553 Misc. Department 6 - PHOTOGRAPHY AMATEUR Rules: All photos must be original and taken within the last two years. A participant may have up to two works entered in any or all classes in his/her division. A photo can be shown at the Jeffco Fair only once. ALL PHOTOS MUST BE MATTED and PREPARED WITH VELCRO (rough side) FOR HANGING. or they will be disqualified. No frames! The photographer’s name should be on the back of each photo. Photos will be judged on Exposure, Focus, Color Balance or B/W contrast, Focal point interest, rule of thirds, depth of field, mounting, properly attached, matte cleanly cut, overall neatness.
T601 Black & White Photography T602 Color Photography T603 Scenic Photography T604 Nature Photography T605 Portraits (must be person) T606 Other T607 Food T608 American pride T609 Vehicles T610 Urban Digital Camera D601 Black & White Photography D602 Color Photography D603Scenic Photography D604 Nature Photography D605 Portraits (must be a person) D606 Other D607 Food D608 American pride D609 Vehicles D610 Urban Phone/Tablet Camera D601 Black & White Photography D602 Color Photography D603Scenic Photography D604 Nature Photography D605 Portraits (must be a person) D606 Other D607 Food D608 American pride D609 Vehicles D610 Urba nComputer Enhanced 611 Any item Scrapbook/Album 614 Handmade - Entire album any size 615 Handmade - Page or double page layout 616 Digital - Entire album any size 617 Digital - Page or double page layout
700 Craft/Homebrew Beer (Ex: Ales, Stouts, Lager, etc.) -Two (2) bottles 10+ oz are required for each entry. 701 Non-Alcoholic Beer - Two (2) bottles 10 or more ounces are required for each entry. 702 Wine - One (1) bottle is required for each entry. 703 Mead - Two (2) bottles 10 or more ounces are required for each entry. 704 Root Beer - Two (2) bottles 10 or more ounces are required for each entry. Department 8 - OTHER COLLECTABLES Classes: 800 Any item RECYCLED/REPURPOSED PROJECT Classes: 801 Any item (Inc. picture of item before it was recycled if possible) MODELS Classes: 802 Kit,
803 Remote control 804 K- Nex 805 Mechanized
806 Any Item LEGOS Classes: Creations should to be glued in key places and be able to be transported and displayed without coming apart. 807 Buildings 808 Transportation 809 People 810 Animals 811 Any other
812 Any item wooden, metal, decorated container/plant, stepping stone, etc. Birdhouse Contest Rules: 1. The birdhouse will be judged on creativity, practicality and construction skills 2. Birdhouses can be any size with 1 ½’” minimum entry hole size. 3. There must be a way to clean them out. 4. Birdhouses must have a perch and an interior nesting space. 5. Any weather resistant material may be used. Classes: 900 Birdhouse YOU MADE IT, YOU BRING IT Classes: 813 Kit
814 Original 815 Recycled 816 Any item that doesn’t fit in any other category
817 Photos 818 Items 819 Collection 820 Nature
821 Potpourri 822 Sachet 823 Oils 824 Candle 825 Soap 826 Lotion 827 Any other item Entry form on next page 2015 JEFFCO FAIR CREATIVE ARTS COMPETITION ENTRY FORM WWW.JEFFCOFAIRINC.ORG
IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAT EXHIBITORS PRE-ENTER THEIR EXHIBITS, by mailing in the Entry Form (not the project) --to P.O.BOX 582 MORRISON, CO 80465 NAME: EMAIL: ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP: PHONE: Drop off of Entries is Wednesday August 5th, 2015 from 12-6 at Jeffco Fairgrounds 6th and Indiana in the Exhibit Hall. Pick up entries Sunday August 9th from 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. in the Exhibit Hall N O E A R L Y R E M O V A L (Removal will result in forfeiture of all ribbons and prizes.) I have read and will comply with all the rules of the department, including pick up day and time: Signature: _________________________
Jeffco Fair Inc. will use all care possible to insure the safety of the entries. However, under NO circumstances will Jeffco Fair Inc. be responsible for loss, injury or damage done to, occasioned by or arising from any article on exhibition or when left after release time or when returned by mail or any other means. Please consult your insurance agent for personal coverage. Directory: Downloads Downloads -> Building vibrant and sustainable co-operative enterprises that stimulate the social economy of the province Downloads -> Middle Secondary – a democracy Destroyed – Focus question 4: What are the key features of a democracy and how did the Nazis take them away? How is democracy in Australia protected? Downloads -> To Leave or to Take? How Thomas Jefferson’s and Alexander Hamilton’s Influences Still Resonate in the World Today Downloads -> Art of modern asia a bibliography Downloads -> Scenes from the Headlines: Lessons and Ideas for Discussion Timeline Downloads -> International management and cultural diversity multiple choice Download 154.65 Kb. Share with your friends:
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