CRAFTS & HOBBIES (D)
Superintendent:
Susan Fjellman
ja.su20@yahoo.com
Location: Main Building
Premiums:
Blue $5
Red $4
White Ribbon only
*Ribbons will be awarded for both Professional and Non-Professional divisions.*
RULES:
1. Entrants must be 16 years or older.
2. Entrants for the Young Adult Division (16 to 21 years) are solely responsible for noting their age (ex. "Y17") on the Entry form, and the Exhibit Ticket to be attached to the exhibit.
3. Exhibitor Categories should be noted on exhibitor forms: Adult Artists 17 years and above; Adult artists with exceptional needs 17 years and above; Youth artists 16 and younger; Youth artists with exceptional needs 16 and younger. (Youth Crafts can also be entered in the Junior Arts & Crafts Building).
4. A total of four entries per crafter will be accepted. Exhibits LARGER than 16” x 20” and over 30lbs are limited to ONE per exhibitor.
5. All entries must be the original work of the crafter.
6. Any exhibit deemed unworthy will not be accepted or judged. The decision of the Superintendent is final.
7. An optional Descriptive Tag may accompany the Fair Entry Tag providing specific detailed information about the entry for the judge’s consideration.
8. Entrants for the Professional Division (crafters who regularly sell their work or teach crafts) are solely responsible for noting "P" on the Entry Form and the Exhibit Ticket to be attached to the exhibit.
CLASS 1: Woodworking
Lots:
a. Turning
b. Hand Carving and Whittling
- Three-dimensional
- Bas Relief
- Intarsia
c. Cabinet Work
- Plain
- Inlaid and/or Lamination
d. Furniture
- Chairs, tables, etc.
- Boxes and chests
e. Other; Wood-burning, toys, marine, musical instruments, housewares, implements, etc.
f. Kits
CLASS 2: Metalworking
Lots:
a. Small Metal Work
- Hand Tools
- Boxes or trays
- Small lathe
- Decorative Household
- Functional Household
- Other (please describe)
b. Medium to Large Metal Work
CLASS 3: Jewelry
Lots:
a. Metal
b. Bead (please note if beads are made by exhibitor)
c. Leather
d. Lapidary
e. Polymer
f. Glass
g. Other (please describe)
CLASS 4: Basketry
Lots:
a. Hand-built
b. Thrown
c. Mold
d. Other (please describe)
CLASS 5: Glass Craft
Lots:
a. Stained
b. Etched
c. Fused
d. Blown
e. Other
CLASS 6: Ceramics/Porcelain
Lots:
a. Hand Thrown
b. Coil
c. Wheel Thrown
d. Relief
e. Sculptures
f. Molded
g. Other (Please describe)
CLASS 7: Mosaics made of glass, ceramic tile, seeds, rocks, or a combination of materials. (Please describe)
CLASS 8: Dolls
Lots:
a. Porcelain
b. Cloth
c. Other (please describe)
CLASS 9: Decorative or Tole Painting
Lots:
a. On wood
b. On metal
c. Other (please describe)
CLASS 10: Other Crafts
Lots:
a. Gourds
b. Shells
c. Miniatures
d. Models
e. Native American
f. patriotic
g. Other (please describe)
Note: “A Century of Growing: 100 Hundred Years at Home” will be accepted in all classes.