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Open Class Exhibits • 2012 Open Class General Chairperson - Robin Stroot ( 402-705-8783 ) 2012 Open Class Exhibits - Complete Rules - Click here 65 pages pdf file • Baking Bread, Quickbreads, Bread Machine, Rolls, Candy, Microwaving, Cakes, Cookies, Diabetic, Low Fat, Decorated Cakes, Decorated Cookies, Decorated Other Items, Mints • Pie Contest See information after Heritage Skills Contest for details • Canning Vegetables, Fruits, Meats ( Pressure Canned Only ), Jelly, Jams ( Preserves, Butters ), Syrups, Microwaved (Jelly, Jams, Preserves, Butters ) Pickles, Condiments, Relishes, Canned Soups, Juices, Dried Foods, Dried Herbs • Homemaking Exhibits Afghans/Lap Robes, Bed Coverings, Quilts & Quilted Items, ( Mini Quilts, Antique Quilt Tops, Baby Quilts, Doll Quilts, Quilted Wall Hangings, Quilted Throws ) Table Coverings and Centerpieces, Towels and Coverings, Buffet/Dresser Set, Dishcloths and Pot Holders, Doilies, Pillow/Pillowcases, Aprons, Pictures, Wall Hangings, Christmas and Holiday Items, Rugs, Neddlework Clothing Articles, Angels/Dolls/Toys, Tatting, Miscellaneous, Weaving, Hand Spun Yarn, Machine Knitting, Clothing Construction, Decorated Clothing, Recycled Clothing Items, Sewing • Garden Exhibits Vegetables, Largest Vegetables, Herbs, Fruits, Basket of Vegetables • Flowers: Fresh or Potted Cut Flower Exhibits, Ornamental Flowers:( Grasses & Wild Flowers ), Arrangements: ( Flowers and /or Foliage ), Plants • Crafts/Ceramic Exhibits Art Crafts, Decorative Accessories: ( Handmade ), Miscellaneous Crafts, Ceramics, Stained Glass, Etched Glass, Wall Hangings and Plaques, Restored Crafts, Lawn or Building Decoration, Macrame, Leather Craft, Models or Toys: ( Made By Hand ), Dolls & Toys, Soft Sculpture, Plastic Canvas, Jewelry, Scrapbooks • Photography Exhibits Prints (35mm or larger), Framed Prints (35mm), Black & White Prints (35mm), Print Series ( 5 to 8 photos ), Digital, Digital Framed, Digital Black & White, Digital Series: (5 to 8 photos ) • Fine Arts Oil, Acrylics, Water Color, Pastel: ( Charcoal, Ink, Pencil ), Batik, Collage, Sculpture, Pottery, Other Art Work, Youth ( Ages 5 to 12 ) Matted, Not Matted, Framed, Pottery, Teen ( Ages 13 to 18 ) Matted, Not Matted, Framed, Sculpture, Pottery, Adult & Senior Citizen Classroom, Matted, Not Matted, Framed, Sculpture, Three Dimensional, Pottery, Computer Enhanced Digital Image • Woodworking Animated Wood Toys, ( Action ) Pull Toys, Riding Toys, Push Toys, Games, Sports Equipment, Refinished Article, Household Item Made Of New Wood, Children's Furniture, Classroom Project-New Wood, Classroom Project-Used Wood or Reclaimed Item ( For Example, An Old Wood Chair Restored ) Freedom In Wood Construction, Kit - Wood Construction, Pattern - Wood Construction, Replica Of Household Item, Replica of Farm Equipment, Restored Antique Household Item, Restored Antique Farm Equipment, Hand-Carved Figurine, Machine-Carved Figurine • Recycled Items • Heritage Skills Contest ( Cultural Arts ) Open to FCE Club ( Extension ) members only. Quilting, Ceramics ( includes porcelain and pottery, Original Heritage Skill, Glass • Pie Contest The pie contest will be held Saturday, July 21. Bring a copy of your pie recipe. Pies will be entered from 1:30 to 2:00 p.m. on July 21. Judging will be held at 2:30 p.m. on July 21. All pies will be taken home immediately after judging is completed. Either cream or fruit pie may be entered, however, cream pies must be brought in a cooler with ice and kept under refrigeration up to time they are entered.
1. Open Class exhibits may be entered Only on Monday, July 16, 2012 from Noon to 8:00 PM in the Activities Center. 2. Tuesday, July 17, 2012 will be a judging day ONLY! No exhibits will be accepted for entry on Tuesday ! 3. Exhibits, ribbons and premium money will be released on Monday, July 23, 2012 from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Only! NOTE: New Times 4. No premium money will given to an entrant if their entry(s) is not picked up on Monday, July 23, 2012. 5. Those eligible to enter in Open Class are Adams County residents, Adams County Family and Community Education club members and their immediate family. 6. Entry tags and premium lists are available at the Adams County Extension Office, from Robin Stroot, Open Class General Chairperson or they will be available at the entry desk at the Fairgrounds. 7. Only one (1) entry per person may be made under EACH CLASS. 8. All possible care will be exercised in the handling and display of all entries, but no responsibility will be assumed for damage while on exhibit, in transit or through circumstances beyond control. 9. Any exhibits must be made or grown by the exhibitor. 10. Only one (1) entry will be allowed in " Other Class" per lot per exhibitor. 11. After receiving first place in Open Class, an article cannot compete again. 12. No previous years' 4-H exhibits may be entered in Open Class. 13. 4-H' ers may not enter current year's 4-H PROJECT AREAS (i.e Food, in general; clothing, in general; Horticulture, in general, etc. ) in Open Class. 14. There will be four age divisions in all sections. • Youth: Ages 5 to 11 • Teens: 12 to 18 (youth's age will be stated on the entry tag). • Adult: Ages 19 to 60. • Seniors: Ages 61 and up. 15. All exhibits, whether ribbon winners or not, will remain for the duration of the fair. 16. There will be no displaying of "non-judged" items. 17. The ribbons possible are Purple, Blue, Red and White at the discretion of the judge. It is possible a class will not have all the ribbon placings. 18. The judging will be done by qualified, impartial, professional judges. 19. Each division will have a "Best of Show" entry which receives a Rosette ribbon and a $10.00 special award. Exhibits must receive a Purple ribbon to receive "Best of Show". 20. Exhibits will be open for viewing on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on Sunday from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 21. Woodworking Exhibits shall be entered in the appropriate Lot and will be assigned a class number upon entry.
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