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Santa Fe County Fair Adult & Youth Open Classes

Entry Rules & Deadlines

July 31 – August 3, 2019 Open to all Santa Fe County Residents

Santa Fe County Fairgrounds

3229 Rodeo Road, Santa Fe, NM

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Visit us at:

https://www.santafecountynm.gov/community_services/fair

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3BCongratulations to Our 2018 4-H Champions

AlaraLynn Gunderson Clover Kids Sale Ring Cake

Lauren Turner The Roadrunners 4-H Club Goat

Charli Spindle Los Amigos 4-H Club Lamb

Caleb McCall Edgewood Chaparrals 4-H Club Swine

Charli Spindle Los Amigos 4-H Club Steer

Heidi Tucker Edgewood Chaparrals 4-H Club Rabbit

Delcan Roberts Rt. 66 Sharpshooters 4-H Club Poultry

Jack Cameron Four Seasons 4-H Club Horse-Senior

Shyann Moorhead Edgewood Chaparrals 4-H Club Horse-Junior

Holly Chavez Capital City Clovers 4-H Club Horse-Novice

Indoor Highpoint Winners

Lauren Turner Santa Fe Roadrunners 4-H Club Novice

Shyann Moorhead Edgewood Chaparrals Junior

Alena Roybal Wide Horizons Senior

2018 Santa Fe County 4-H Boosters Club

Platinum Horse

Curtiss & Elsie Beevers

Margaret Binning

Cameron Veterinary Clinic

Karen Paige

Loren & Christine Riblett

Slash Lazy 7 Ranch

Golden Goat

Century Bank

Ralph, Cheryl & Heather

Stumpff

Silver Swine

Chamisa Landscaping

Edgewood Chaparrals

Becky Runer

Bronze Rabbit

Virginia Barsuaskas

Valdia Buchwald

Los Alamos National

Security

Wide Horizons 4-H Club

Janet Wilson

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The Santa Fe County Fair Association is inviting individuals and

Businesses to join us in supporting the 2019 County Fair.

2M Express

4 Rivers Equipment

Ag NM Farm Credit

Arroyo/3 Amigos

Bill & Mindie Burch

Bill King Ranch

Bosque Dairies, LLC

Brewer Oil Company

Capitol Ford

Central NM Electric

Chamisa Landscaping

Dismuke Construction

Dominic Salvo

Ernie Franzoy

Farm Bureau Financial

Services - Edgewood

Farm Credit of NM

Forever Energy Consulting

Frybarger Family

G.L. Runer Electric

Genora & Gary Canon

Gibraltar Construction

Gordan Land & Cattle

Hix & Reynolds CPA

Jones Dairy

Karen and Ellen Bardwell

Kings Butane

Lou & Colleen Burns

Maloy Mobile Storage

Margaret Binning

Mark Hamm

McCall's Pumpkin Patch

Mike & Lisa Gustin

Moriarty Concrete

Products

Mountain Path Kung Fu &

Tai Chi Academy

Old Mill -

Edgewood/Dairy Queen -

Edgewood

Orion Renewable Energy

Group

Plant Rx Agribuiness

Rich Ford Edgewood

San Cristobal Ranch

Santa Fe Buyers Club

Schwebach Ag Services

Schwebach's LLC

Sedillo Automotive

Services

Slash Lazy 7 Ranch

Smith Vet Hospital

Spindle Land & Cattle

Stacy King

Stonegate Farms

Thompson Farms

Wayne Connell

Wayne Johnson for State

Auditor

West Wood Realty

Western Trails Vet

Hospital

Willard Dairy

With each Membership, you will receive two tickets to the Livestock Sale and Barbeque on

Friday, August 4. The funds generated by your membership will be used to help youth

participate in 4-H functions and help toward organizing the Santa Fe County Fair. Thank you

for supporting this worthy tradition. Please encourage your friends and family to come and

enjoy the Fair!

Business Name____________________________________

Name____________________________________________

Address__________________________________________

Phone #__________________________________________

Please mail information to:

Santa Fe County 4-H Boosters

PO Box 31382

Santa Fe, NM 87594

2018 Junior Livestock Auction Buyers

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Schedule of Events page 5

General Rules – Adult & Youth pages 6 - 8

Entry Categories pages 9 – 31

Division Lots Classes Pages

Agricultural A, B, AB, C, D 1 - 199 9 - 11

Floriculture E - G 200 - 299 11 - 12

Baked Products H - W 300 - 499 12 - 15

Preserved Foods X - NN 500 - 749 15 - 18

Sewing OO - TT 750 - 849 18 - 19

Needlework UU - BBB 850 - 949 19 - 21

Quilting CCC - GGG 950 - 999 21 - 22

Fiber Arts HHH - OOO 1000 -1099 22 - 24

Fine Arts PPP - RRR 1100 - 1175 24 - 25

Photography SSS - VVV 1176 - 1220 25

Traditional Arts WWW - YYY 1221 - 1260

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Creative Arts ZZZ - EEEE 1275 - 1330 26 - 27

Handicrafts FFFF - QQQQ 1331 - 1599 27 - 29

Leather Craft RRRR 1600 - 1649 29

Woodwork SSSS - UUUU 1650 - 1699 29

Metal Working VVVV 1700 - 1749 30

Rocketry WWWW 1750 - 1799 30

Models XXXX 1800 - 1849 30

Open Youth - Educational 1850 - 1899 31

The Santa Fe County Fair Association and Board of Santa Fe County Extension Service will take every

precaution for the safety of visitors and exhibitors but will not be held responsible for any loss or damage

or injury to animals exhibited, or for any article of any kind or nature that is lost or destroyed, or in any

way damaged. Each exhibitor will be responsible for animals owned or exhibited by him/her, and shall

indemnify the Santa Fe County Fair against all claims or demands or any kind or nature that may grow

out of any injury occasioned by the animals owned or exhibited by him/her. The Santa Fe County Fair

will not be responsible or liable for any injury sustained in any way to exhibitors,

entertainers, vendors, or spectators.

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Thursday, July 25

1pm-7pm Check-in Adult (excluding

baked goods)

Sunday, July 28

8:30 am Horse Show-Rodeo de Santa Fe

Arena

Monday, July 29

12pm-7pm 4-H and Open Youth entries

(excluding baked goods)

3pm – 7 pm Adult baked goods entries

Tuesday, July 30

8am – 12pm 4-H and Open Youth baked

goods entries

8am – 12pm Check-in Agricultural and

Floricultural entries for Adult,

Open and 4-H

8am – 2pm Check-in all animals for

4-H/FFA Shows

5pm Weigh in for Broiler and Meat

Pen Entries

6pm Swine Classification

Wednesday, July 31

8am Rabbit Show, Small Animal

Barn

10 am Goat Show, Show Arena

10am – 7pm Indoor Exhibit Hall open to the

public

1 pm Lamb Show, Show Arena

4pm - 9pm Rabbit Showmanship, Small

Animal Barn

Thursday, August 1

8am Poultry Show, Small Animal

Barn

10 am Swine Show, Show Arena


public

2 pm Cattle Show, Show Arena

Friday, August 2

9am Round Robin Showmanship,

Show Arena


public

10 am – 2pm Herding Dog Demonstration,

NNMHA Arena

2:30 pm Livestock Buyers’ Reception

4 pm Livestock Auction, Show Arena

8 pm Dance

Saturday, August 3

8am - 12pm Dairy Goat Show, Show Arena

9am - 3pm Meet a Mule, NNMHA Arena


public

12pm - 2pm Animal Science Learning Lab,

Show arena

3pm Watermelon Eating Contest,

Show Arena

8pm Dance

SCHEDULE OF 2019 SANTA FE

COUNTY FAIR EVENTS

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OPEN EXHIBITS - ADULT & YOUTH

General Rules and Policies

1. Any Santa Fe County resident is eligible to exhibit (youth must be between the ages of 5–19 and adults must

be 18 years or older).

2. See Calendar of Events for check-in times of all entries.

3. The decisions made by judges are final.

4. Articles exhibited in the fair must be the work of the exhibitor and must have been completed since the

previous fair. Produce must be grown in Santa Fe County by the exhibitor.

5. Exhibitor is allowed a limit of three entries per class number. “Other, not listed” class will only be used if there

is no other listed category.

6. Exhibits shall be claimed upon presentation of identification on Sunday, August 5th between 9:00 am–Noon..

Exhibits will NOT be released early.

ADULT RULES

1. You may register according to the schedule in the calendar of events.

2. Ribbons will be awarded using the American Award system – First, Second, and Third places.

3. One Best of Show (purple rosette) may be awarded in each lot at the judge’s discretion.

4. One Sweepstakes (gold rosette) may be awarded in each of the following categories by Judging

Committee in:

Agricultural

Baked Products

Preserved Foods

Sewing

Needlework

Handicrafts

Fine Arts

Floriculture

Photography

Creative Arts

Leather Craft

Woodwork

Fiber Arts

Rocketry

Quilting

Models

Metal Working

Traditional Arts

Sweepstakes award winners must also be “Best of Show” winner.

5. People’s Choice Award (red, white, and blue rosette) will be awarded when voting ends at noon on

Saturday. People’s Choice will exclude food products.

6. Items may be entered as “For Display Only” and will not be judged.

7. The decision of the judge is final.

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OPEN EXHIBITS

YOUTH RULES

1. Eligible youth must be Santa Fe County residents.

2. You may register according to the schedule in the calendar of events.

3. There will be four age categories: 5–8, 9–11, 12–13, and 14–19.

4. Ribbons will be awarded using the Modified Danish system for exhibits in the age 9 – 19 categories.

Youth, 5 – 8, will be awarded participation ribbons for each item entered.

5. One Best of Show (purple rosette) may be awarded in each lot at the judge’s discretion

6. Overall high point and runner-up plaques will be awarded in each the following age groups: 9–11, 12–

13, and 14–19.

7. The decision of the judge is final.

The Santa Fe County Fair Board will take every precaution for the safety of visitor and exhibits,

but assumes no liability for the personal injury or loss or damage to any property of the

exhibitor or patron due to theft, fire, or other not listed causes.

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Santa Fe County Fair Code of Ethics

Exhibitors of the Santa Fe County Fair will agree to the following guidelines:

1. I will read and seek to understand the rules and guidelines directing county fair participation

as set forth by the Santa Fe County Fair Book. I ask that parents, fair officials, fair board

members, etc. not break the rules or make exceptions on my behalf.

2. I will conduct myself in a positive manner at all times while participating in the Santa Fe

County Fair.

3. I will do my own work, appropriate for my age and physical and mental development. I will

be honest and not take unfair advantage of others. All exhibits will be a true representation

of my work.

4. I will keep my fair exhibit area and myself neat, clean, and well groomed. I will dress neatly

and appropriately for the occasion.

5. I will be willing to take and follow instructions as directed by those responsible for me and my

exhibit.

6. I will exhibit good sportsmanship, being modest in winning and generous in defeat. I want my

exhibit to be an example of how to accept the good and the bad, and how to live and learn

from the outcome.

7. I will refrain from loud, boisterous talk and swearing. I will refrain from drinking, smoking,

using illegal drugs, and sexual misconduct.

8. I will show respect for the rights of others and be courteous of others opinions at all times.

9. If I am a parent or guardian, I will be responsible for the actions of my children involved in the

county fair. If I am not on the fairgrounds, it is my responsibility to identify adult

supervision for my children.

10. The Santa Fe County Fair board and fair officials expect courteous and orderly conduct by

exhibitors at all times. Harassment, profanity, or un-sportsmanlike conduct toward

officials, judges, superintendents, or other listed exhibitors will not be tolerated. A

violation of these rules may result in the violator and his/her exhibit being removed from

the grounds with a possible forfeit of awards.

*All exhibitors must sign the indoor exhibits registration form, indicating that they have

carefully read and understand the Santa Fe County Fair general rules and policies as well

as the Santa Fe County Fair Code of Ethics and agree to accept them.

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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Refer to the rules and policies at the beginning of this book for more information. Vegetables are shown on white plates (provided by the exhibitor) and should be in proper state of development, crisp, tender and fresh. They should be uniform in size, color, and shape, free of blemishes, cracks and insect damage, dust and spray residue and average in size. LOT A – VEGETABLES

1. Beans, dry pinto (1 pint)

2. Beans, dry lima (1 pint)

3. Beans, dry, any Other, not listed variety (1 pint)

4. Beans, snap, green (6 pods)

5. Beans, snap, yellow wax (6 pods)

6. Beans, green, lima (6 pods)

7. Beans, purple (6 pods)

8. Beets, table (3 roots without tops)

9. Broccoli (1 head)

10. Cabbage, kraut (1 trimmed head)

11. Cabbage, salad (1 head w/wrapper leaves)

12. Carrot (3 roots without tops)

13. Cauliflower (1 head w/wrapper leaves)

14. Corn, Indian (3 ears in husks)

15. Corn, popcorn (3 ears in husks)

16. Corn, sweet (3 ears in husks)

17. Cucumber, lemon (3)

18. Cucumber, pickle (3, 3-4 in. maximum)

19. Cucumber, slicing (1, 4-in. minimum)

20. Eggplant (1 medium)

21. Garlic (3 mature bulbs)

22. Gherkins (3)

23. Kale

24. Kohlrabi (1 without leaves)

25. Lettuce, head (1 head w/wrapper leaves)

26. Lettuce, loose-leaf (green)

27. Lettuce, loose-leaf (red)

28. Lettuce, romaine

29. Muskmelon, cantaloupe (1)

30. Muskmelon, casaba (1)

31. Muskmelon, honeydew (1)

32. Muskmelon, Persian (1)

33. Melon, any Other, not listed variety (1)

34. Okra (8 pods)

35. Onion, dry, white, globe (3 mature bulbs)

36. Onion, dry, white, flat (3 mature bulbs)

37. Onion, dry, yellow, globe (3 mature bulbs)

38. Onion, dry, yellow, flat (3 mature bulbs)

39. Onion, dry, red, any type (3 mature bulbs)

40. Onion, green (3 plants without roots, trim tops)

41. Parsnip (3 roots without tops)

42. Peas, dry black-eyed (1 pint)

43. Peas, dry southern, any Other, not listed variety

(6 pods)

44. Peas, green or English (6 pods)

45. Peas, green, black-eyed (6 pods)

46. Peas, green, southern, any Other, not listed

variety (6 pods)

47. Peas, edible pod (6 pods)

48. Pepper, green bell (3)

49. Pepper, red (not dry) bell (3)

50. Pepper, green chile, long-pod varieties (3)

51. Pepper, red (not dry) chile, long-pod varieties (3)

52. Pepper, yellow chile, long-pod varieties (3)

53. Pepper, green, small, pungent type (3)

54. Pepper, red (not dry), small, pungent type (3)

55. Pepper, yellow, small, pungent type (3)

56. Pepper, native, green (3)

57. Pepper, native, red (3)

58. Pepper, habanero (3)

59. Pepper, jalapeno (3)

60. Pepper, serrano (3)

61. Pepper, Other, not listed (3)

62. Potato, Irish, red (3 tubers)

63. Potato, Irish, white (3 tubers)

64. Potato, Irish, russet (3 tubers)

65. Potato, sweet, any variety (3 tubers)

66. Pumpkin, large, field type (1)

67. Pumpkin, Halloween, medium (1)

68. Pumpkin, pie or sugar, small (1)

69. Pumpkin, cushaw (1)

70. Pumpkin, largest (1)

71. Pumpkin, decorative (3)

72. Radish, red (6)

73. Radish, white (6)

74. Rhubarb, any variety (3 stalks)

75. Spinach, fresh

76. Squash, locata (1)

77. Squash, Oriental (1)

78. Squash, rolypoly (1)

79. Squash, spaghetti (1)

80. Squash, summer, scallop (1)

81. Squash, summer, yellow (3)

82. Squash, summer, zucchini (3 small)

83. Squash, summer, zucchini (1 large)

84. Squash, summer, any Other, not listed (1)

85. Squash, winter, acorn (1)

86. Squash, winter, banana (1)

87. Squash, winter, buttercup (1)

88. Squash, winter, butternut (1)

89. Squash, winter, hubbard (1)

90. Squash, winter, turban (1)

91. Squash, winter, any Other, not listed (1)

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92. Swiss chard

93. Tomato, red (3)

94. Tomato, green (3)

95. Tomato, cherry, red (6)

96. Tomato, cherry, green (6)

97. Tomato, Roma (3)

98. Tomato, pear (6)

99. Tomato, any Other, not listed (3-6)

100. Turnip, any variety (1 large)

101. Turnip, any variety (3 small)

102. Watermelon, long type (1 fruit)

103. Watermelon, round type (1 fruit)

104. Watermelon, largest (1 fruit)

105. Any Other, not listed vegetable (class may be

divided by variety)

LOT B – FRUITS Fruits are shown on plates and there should be three specimens unless otherwise designated by the schedule. All fruits should be uniform in size, shape and color and free from insect damage. They should be shown ripe, except for pears and apples which are picked before they are ripe. They should be shown with natural bloom (the waxy substance that cover fruit). Apples and pears must have stems. 107. Apples, Arkansas black

108. Apples, Cano

109. Apples, Golden Delicious

110. Apples, Grimes Golden

111. Apples, Home Strain

112. Apples, Jonathan

113. Apples, Lodi

114. Apples, Red Delicious

115. Apples, Stayman

116. Apples, Summer Champion

117. Apples, Winesap

118. Apples, Turley Winesap

119. Apples, Virginia Winesap

120. Apples, any Other, not listed late variety (name

variety)

121. Apples, any Other, not listed summer variety

(name variety)

122. Apricots

123. Grapes, Concord (1 bunch)

124. Grapes, purple, not Concord

(1 bunch)

125. Grapes, red, any variety (1 bunch)

126. Grapes, white, any variety (1 bunch)

127. Nectarines, any variety

128. Peaches, early Elberta

129. Peaches, Elberta (regular)

130. Peaches, Halberta

131. Peaches, Halehaven

132. Peaches, JH Hale

133. Peaches, Red Haven

134. Peaches, any Other, not listed

135. Pears, Anjou

136. Pears, Bartlett

137. Pears, Bartlett, red

138. Pears, Bosc

139. Pears, Duchess

140. Pears, Keifer

141. Pears, Lincoln

142. Pears, any Other, not listed

143. Pecans, any variety (1 pint, unshelled)

144. Plums, European: Prune, Damson,

Green Gage, Stanley, Sugar, French

and Other, not listed (5)

145. Plums, Japanese: Abundance,

Elephant Heart, Redheart Kelesey,

Stasuma, Santa Rosa and Other, not listed (5)

146. Plums, American and American

Hybrids: Wild Goose and Other, not listed (5)

147. Quince

148. Blackberries

149. Raspberries

150. Any other fruit, not listed

LOT AB - WEAVE OF YOUR HARVEST 0151. Combination of fruits and vegetables arranged in a basket.

LOT C – EXTRACTED HONEY An Extracted Honey exhibit consists of three one-pound jars. Score card for Extracted Honey: Clearance 25%, Body 25%, Color 20%, Flavor 30%.

Class: 0152. Honey, white 0154. Honey, light amber

0153. Honey, amber

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LOT D – HAY This contest is open to any hay or baleage producer from Santa Fe County. Entries must be submitted by the farm where the forage was grown. For more details and submission form go to: http://santafeextension.nmsu.edu/agriculture.html

Class: 0155. Warm Season Perennial

Grass

0156. Alfalfa Hay 0158. Mix – Annual Grass other

hay

0157. Cool Season Perennial

Grass 0159. Grass Baleage

0160. Legume Baleage

FLORICULTURE Please refer to the rules and policies at the beginning of this book for more information. All entries must have been grown by the exhibitor. Potted plants must have been the property of and cared for by the exhibitor for a least three months. Exhibitor may enter one in each class and should be correctly named and identified by kind, variety or color if possible. All classes may be divided by kind, variety, and color. Exhibitor must provide their own container for flowers to be displayed in. Pots may be no larger than 12 inches in diameter and 15 inches high. Exhibits should be free of insects, insect damage, or spray residue. Exhibitor is responsible for reasonable care and watering of their exhibit. Wilted materials will be removed from the exhibit area.

LOT E - FLOWER GARDENING

0200. Ageratum

0201. Alyssum

0202. Aster

0203. Bachelor Buttons

0204. Balsam

0205. Bells of Ireland

0206. Butterfly Bush

0207. Calendula

0208. Canterbury Bells

0209. Candytuft

0210. Carnation

0211. Chrysanthemum

0212. Clarkia

0213. Clematis

0214. Cockscomb

0215. Columbine

0216. Coneflower

0217. Convolvulus

0218. Coreopsis

0219. Cosmos

0220. Dahlia, Cactus

0221. Dahlia, decorative

0222. Dahlia, Dinner plate

0223. Dahlia, Pom Po

0224. Dahlia, Star

0225. Delphinium

0226. Dianthus (Pinks)

0227. Feverfew

0228. Gazania

0229. Gladiola, single

0230. Gladiola, double

0231. Gypsophila (baby’s

breath)

0232. Herb, catnip

0233. Herb, oregano

0234. Herb, savory

0235. Herb, spearmint

0236. Herb, any Other, not listed

0237. Hollyhock

0238. Impatiens

0239. Lisianthus

0240. Larkspur

0241. Lobelia

0242. Marigold, Crackerjack

0243. Marigold, medium

0244. Marigold, petite

0245. Nasturtium

0246. Pansy

0247. Petunia, single

0248. Petunia, double

0249. Phlox

0250. Poppy, California

0251. Poppy, Iceland

0252. Poppy, Oriental

0253. Poppy, Other, not listed

0254. Portulaca (Moss Rose)

0255. Roses

0256. Roses, climbing

0257. Roses, miniature

0258. Roses, Other, not listed

0259. Salvia

0260. Scabiosa

0261. Seed pod

0262. Shasta Daisy

0263. Snapdragon

0264. Statice

0265. Stock

0266. Strawflower

0267. Sunflower, mammoth/

giant

0268. Sunflower, any Other, not

listed

0269. Sweet Peas

0270. Sweet William

0271. Verbena

0272. Viola

0273. Zinnia, Cactus

0274. Zinnia, Giant

0275. Zinnia, Lilliput

0276. Zinnia, Other, not listed

0277. Any Other, not listed

(class may be divided by

variety)

http://santafeextension.nmsu.edu/agriculture.html

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LOT F – INDOOR GARDENING 0278. House Plant

0279. Dish garden

0280. Terrarium

0281. Bottle garden

0282. Line flower arrangement,

fresh

0283. Line flower arrangement, dry

0284. Mass flower arrangement,

fresh

0285. Mass flower arrangement-dry

0286. Table centerpiece

0287. Corsage

0288. Winter bouquet

LOT G – FRESH FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS

0289. Southwestern theme

0290. Traditional theme

0291. Modern theme

0292. Any Other, not listed theme

BAKED PRODUCTS Please refer to the rules and policies at the beginning of this book for more information. Items need to be displayed on a white disposable plate with a plastic bag cover or plastic wrap. Individuals teaching the art of cake decorating or making profit from decorated items are classified as teacher/professional and can exhibit only in those lots so identified. Items will be judged on their decoration and appearance, however, they must be edible. No cream pies or whipped-cream topping will be accepted for exhibit. Cream cheese icing is discouraged, as refrigeration is not available.

LOT H – CANDY (6 pieces) Candy should have smooth fine-grained texture—no sugar crystals. It should have a pleasing and appropriate flavor.

0300. Fudge, peanut butter

0301. Fudge, chocolate

0302. Fudge, caramel

0303. Fudge, Other, not listed

0304. Glass candy

0305. Penuche

0306. Divinity

0307. Mints, chocolate

0308. Mints, Other, not listed

0309. Peanut brittle

0310. Caramels (wrapped in

plastic wrap)

0311. Fondant, cooked

0312. Pecan roll

0313. English toffee

0314. Pralines

0315. Turtles

0316. Dipped creams

0317. Dipped fondant

0318. Dipped caramels

0319. Orange slices

0320. Taffy

0321. Other, not listed

LOT I – MISCELLANEOUS BREADS 0322. Muffins (4)

0323. Biscuits (4)

0324. Tortillas (4)

0325. Sopaipillas (4)

0326. Fry bread (4)

0327. Jalapeno corn bread (4)

0328. Pita bread (4)

0329. Other, not listed (4)

LOT J – YEAST BREADS Yeast breads should be so completely baked that when pressed upon, it will spring out immediately upon release of pressure. The flavor should be agreeable to taste. The crumb should be moist, tender, yet not crumbling when compressed, light in weight in proportion to size, even grain, slightly creamy white in color. The crust of a standard loaf should be tender and of medium thickness.

0330. White (1 loaf)

0331. Rye (1 loaf)

0332. Foreign (1 loaf)

0333. Whole wheat (1 loaf)

0334. Indian (1 loaf)

0335. Oatmeal (1 loaf)

0336. Sourdough (1 loaf)

0337. Parker house rolls (4)

0338. Clover leaf rolls (4)

0339. Pecan rolls (4)

0340. Cinnamon rolls (4)

0341. Crescent rolls (4)

0342. Hamburger buns (4)

0343. English muffins (4)


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LOT K — SPECIALTY BREADS Specialty breads should be displayed on a covered cardboard.

0345. Swedish

0346. Coffee cake (yeast)

0347. Coffee cake (quick)

0348. Holiday bread


LOT L – QUICK BREADS Quick breads should be baked in a loaf pan no smaller than eight inches.

0350. Pumpkin

0351. Nut

0352. Date

0353. Zucchini

0354. Banana


LOT M - SMALL CAKES AND COOKIES Small cakes and cookies will be judged according to uniformity in size and shape, well crowned, lightness, texture—crisp, tender even grain, and flavor—“well balanced flavor with no taste of baking powder or soda, and not too lightly seasoned.”

0357. Cupcakes, brown sugar

(4 iced)

0358. Cupcakes, white (4 iced)

0359. Cupcakes, chocolate

(4 iced)

0360. Chocolate drop cookies

(6)

0361. Chocolate chip cookies

(6)

0362. Oatmeal drop cookies (6)

0363. Peanut butter cookies (6)

0364. Spiced drop cookies (6)

0365. Ice box cookies (6)

0366. Swedish spritz cookies (6)

0367. Filled cookies (6)

0368. Coconut macaroons (6)

0369. Applesauce cookies (6)

0370. White sugar cookies,

rolled (6)

0371. Ginger cookies, rolled (6)

0372. Fruit bars, (6)

0373. Brownies or fudge

squares (6)

0374. Raised doughnuts,

not sugared (4)

0375. Cake doughnuts,

not sugared (4)

0376. Gingerbread squares (4)

0377. Biscochitos (6)


LOT N – UNICED CAKES, CHIFFON Cakes will be judged on appearance, lightness, texture and flavor. Cakes should be placed on a flat, disposable surface.

0379. Chocolate

0380. Orange or lemon

0381. Mocha

0382. Spice


LOT O – UNICED CAKES, SPONGE/ANGEL FOOD Sponge cakes must be tender, loose in texture and velvety.

0384. Sponge, yellow

0385. Sponge, chocolate

0386. Angel food, white

0387. Angel food, chocolate


LOT P – UNICED CAKES, BUTTER OR SHORTENING To be graded as excellent, a butter cake must be light in weight in proportion to ingredients used. Fruit cakes cannot be light & must not be all fruit.

0389. Applesauce

0390. Banana

0391. Date

0392. Fruit, Holiday

0393. Pound

0394. Coffeecake

0395. Spice


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LOT Q – ICED CAKES, LIGHT Iced cakes, consistency and appearance of icing, as well as flavor will be considered.

0397. White

0398. Yellow

0399. Coconut

400. Banana

401. Pineapple

402. Chocolate


LOT R – ICED CAKES, OTHER Cakes will be judged on appearance, lightness, texture and flavor. Cakes should be placed on a flat, disposable surface. Iced cakes, consistency & appearance of icing, as well as flavor will be considered.

404. Orange

405. Carmel or burnt sugar

406. Spice

407. Carrot

408. Chocolate


LOT S – DECORATED CAKES, AMATEURS Cakes will be judged on appearance, lightness, texture and flavor. Cakes should be placed on a flat, disposable surface

410. Artistic – decorating sheet

cake

411. Color flow

412. Foreign methods

413. Gum paste work

414. Novelty cakes from mold

415. Sculpture

416. Tiered cake


LOT T — DECORATED CAKES, TEACHER/PROFESSIONAL Cakes will be judged on appearance, lightness, texture and flavor. Cakes should be placed on a flat, disposable surface

0418. Foreign methods

0419. Novelty cakes

0420. Tiered cakes

0421. Artistic


LOT U – DECORATED ITEMS, AMATEUR Cakes will be judged on appearance, lightness, texture and flavor. Cakes should be placed on a flat, disposable surface

0423. Cookies

0424. Cupcakes

0425. Petit-fours

0426. Eggs

0427. Ornamentals

0428. Cookie houses


LOT V – DECORATED ITEMS, TEACHER/PROFESSIONAL Cakes will be judged on appearance, lightness, texture and flavor. Cakes should be placed on a flat, disposable surface 0430. Cookies

0431. Cupcakes

0432. Petit-fours

0433. Eggs

0434. Ornamentals

0435. Cookie houses


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LOT W – PIES

0437. Apple

0438. Blueberry

0439. Cherry

0440. Mixed berry

0441. Peach

0442. Apricot


PRESERVED FOODS

Please refer to the rules and policies at the beginning of this book for more information.

Preserved products should have a label on the jar with the name of the product and the date of

preservation. All canned items must be exhibited in regulation canning (in sizes as stated in each section) with cap and ring. No Other, not listed containers will be accepted.

LOT X – DRIED FRUITS (jar size not to exceed 1 quart)

Dried foods should be shown in jars (method of drying and pre-treatment method should be indicated).

0500. Apples

0501. Apricots

0502. Bananas

0503. Grapes

0504. Cherries

0505. Peaches

0506. Pears

0507. Plums

0508. Strawberries

0509. Fruit leather, any kind

0510. Other, not listed fruit

LOT Y – DRIED VEGETABLES (jar size not to exceed 1 quart)


0512. Beans, green

0513. Beans, Other, not listed

0514. Bell pepper

0515. Broccoli

0516. Carrots

0517. Chile, green

0518. Chile, red

0519. Corn

0520. Onions

0521. Pinto beans

0522. Pumpkin

0523. Mixed beans

0524. Squash, zucchini

0525. Squash, yellow

0526. Squash, Other, not listed

0527. Vegetable leather, any

kind

0528. Other, not listed vegetable

LOT Z – DRIED HERBS (jar size not to exceed 1 quart)


0529. Basil

0530. Catnip

0531. Chives

0532. Cilantro

0533. Oregano

0534. Parsley

0535. Rosemary

0536. Sage

0537. Savory

0538. Spearmint

0539. Thyme


LOT AA – DRIED MISCELLANEOUS (jar size not to exceed 1 quart)


0541. Jerky, meat

0542. Sunflower seeds

0543. Pumpkin seeds

0544. Nuts

0545. Soup mix


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LOT BB – CANNED VEGETABLES (jar size quart or pint)

Canned foods will not be opened. Canned products will be judged according to uniform size, shape and color of the product; uniform and economical pack; clear liquid and firm solids.

0547. Asparagus

0548. Asparagus, cut

0549. Beets, small, whole

0550. Beets, sliced

0551. Cabbage

0552. Black-eyed peas (shelled)

0553. Black-eyed peas

(snapped)

0554. Carrots

0555. Carrots, sliced

0556. Chile, green (1/2 pint)

0557. Corn, whole kernel

0558. Corn, cream-style

0559. Greens, any kind

0560. Lima beans, large

0561. Lima beans, baby

0565. Peas, English

0566. Peas and carrots

0567. Pimentos, red (1/2 pint)

0568. Potatoes, small, whole

with one vegetable

0569. Pumpkin

0570. Sauerkraut

0571. Soup mixture

0572. Squash, summer

0573. Stewed tomatoes

0574. String beans, green

0575. String beans, wax

0576. Succotash

0577. Sweet potatoes

0578. Tomatoes

0579. Tomato juice

0580. Zucchini


LOT CC – CANNED FRUITS (jar size quart or pint)


0582. Apples

0583. Applesauce

0584. Apricots

0585. Blackberries

0586. Blueberries

0587. Boysenberries

0588. Cherries, any variety,

pitted

0589. Cherries, any variety, not

pitted

0590. Currants

0591. Figs

0592. Gooseberries

0593. Grapes, blue

0594. Grapes, white

0595. Mulberry

0596. Nectarines

0597. Peaches

0598. Pears

0599. Pineapple

0600. Plums, purple

0601. Plums, yellow

0602. Quinces

0603. Raspberries

0604. Rhubarb

0605. Strawberries


LOT DD – PICKLES (1/2 pint or larger) Canned foods will not be opened. Canned products will be judged according to uniform size, shape and color of the product; uniform and economical pack; clear liquid and firm solids. 0607. Apples (spiced)

0608. Beet pickles

0609. Bread & Butter pickles

0610. Dill pickles

0611. Green tomato pickles

0612. Green tomatoes, dill

0613. Kosher pickles

0614. Mixed pickles

0615. Mustard pickles

0616. Onion pickles

0617. Peach pickles (spiced)

0618. Pear pickles (spiced)

0619. Pickled peppers

0620. Sour cucumbers, whole

0621. Sweet cucumbers, whole

0622. Sweet, sliced or chips

0623. Vinegar, flavored

0624. Watermelon pickles

0625. Zucchini


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LOT EE – RELISHES (1/2 pint or larger)


0627. Chow Chow or Piccalilli

0628. Beet relish

0629. Corn relish

0630. Cucumber relish

0631. Zucchini relish

0632. Any Other, not listed

relish

0633. Catsup

0634. Chutney

0635. Chile sauce

0636. Pepper hash

0637. Tomato relish

0638. Tomato sauce

0639. Taco sauce

0640. Spaghetti sauce

0641. Barbecue sauce


LOT FF – CANNED MEATS (1/2 pint or larger)

Canned foods will not be opened. Canned products will be judged according to uniform size, shape and color of the product; uniform and economical pack; clear liquid and firm solids. 0643. Beef

0644. Chicken

0645. Fish

0646. Lamb

0647. Pork


LOT GG – PRESERVES (1/2 pint or larger)

Preserves: Fruit should be a natural color, transparent, plump and pieces of fruit should hold their shape; syrup should be thick and clear. Preserves will not be opened.

0649. Apple preserves

0650. Apricot preserves

0651. Blackberry preserves

0652. Cherry preserves

0653. Crabapple preserves

0654. Fig preserves

0655. Grape preserves

0656. Mulberry preserves

0657. Peach preserves

0658. Pear preserves

0659. Plum preserves

0660. Quince preserves

0661. Raspberry preserves

0662. Strawberry preserves

0663. Tomato preserves

0664. Watermelon preserves

0665. Sugar free preserves


LOT HH – BUTTERS (1/2 pint or larger)

Butter will be judged on the following factors: does the butter jell, is it smooth, good color and not too thick?

0667. Apple butter

0668. Grape butter

0669. Peach butter

0670. Pear butter

0671. Plum butter


LOT II – JAMS (1/2 pint or larger)

Jams will be judged on the following factors: soft fruit and syrup of a good bright color, thick and of good consistency.

0673. Pear honey

0674. Apricot jam

0675. Blackberry jam

0676. Blueberry jam

0677. Cherry jam

0678. Choke cherry

0679. Grape jam

0680. Mulberry jam

0681. Peach jam

0682. Plum jam

0683. Raspberry jam

0684. Strawberry jam

0685. Sugar Free jam


LOT JJ – CONSERVES (1/2 pint or larger)

Conserves should be two or more fruits, cooked with sugar until thick.

0687. Grape conserve

0688. Peach conserve

0689. Pear conserve

0690. Plum conserve

0691. Rhubarb conserve


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LOT KK – MARMALADES (1/2 pint or larger)

Marmalades are soft fruit jellies, small pieces of fruit suspended in the transparent jelly, bright color.

0693. Orange marmalade 0694. Other, not listed

LOT LL — JELLY (1/2 pint or larger)

Jellied products will be taste-tested. Jellies will be judged on the basis of clear, natural color and typical flavor or sugar crystals and firm enough to hold shape, yet tender and quivery. 0695. Apple jelly

0696. Cherry jelly

0697. Chile jelly

0698. Choke Cherry jelly

0699. Cranberry jelly

0700. Crabapple jelly

0701. Currant jelly

0702. Grape jelly

0703. Mint jelly

0704. Mulberry jelly

0705. Peach jelly

0706. Plum jelly

0707. Quince jelly

0708. Raspberry jelly

0709. Strawberry jelly

0710. Wine jelly


LOT MM — JUICE (1/2 pint or larger) Classes are:

0712. Fruit 0713. Vegetable 0714. Other, not listed

LOT NN — COMPOTE (1/2 pint or larger)

Fruit in a thin liquid, not gelled. 0715. Apricot

0716. Blackberry

0717. Blueberry

0718. Cherry

0719. Choke Cherry

0720. Grape

0721. Mulberry

0722. Peach

0723. Plum

0724. Raspberry

0725. Strawberry


HOME ARTS DIVISION

SEWING

Please refer to the rules and policies at the beginning of this book for more information. Garments that have been worn will be accepted, but must be clean and well pressed. Garments will be judge on construction only. Please provide hangers. Articles will be judged on workmanship, suitability of article for purpose, appearance and harmony of color and material.

LOT OO — MEN’S WEAR

0750. Suit coat

0751. Sport or leisure jacket

0752. Slacks

0753. Dress shirt

0754. Sports shirt

0755. Robe

0756. Pajamas


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LOT PP — LINGERIE

0758. Panties

0759. Slip

0760. Gown

0761. Pajamas

0762. Robe

0763. Camisole


LOT QQ — WOMEN’S WEAR

0765. Sweater (fabric)

0766. Cape

0767. Jacket, unlined

0768. Jacket, lined

0769. Dress, evening

0770. Skirt

0771. Vest

0772. Three-piece suit (any

combination)

0773. Two-piece suit (any

combination)

0774. Western shirt

0775. Blouse

0776. Wool dress


LOT RR — CHILDREN’S WEAR (Ages 1-12)

0783. Dress

0784. Blouse

0785. Shirt

0786. Pants or shorts, boys

0787. Pants or shorts, girls

0788. Skirt

0789. Coveralls

0790. Outerwear

0791. Ensemble

0792. Robe

0793. Pajamas

0794. Gown


LOT SS — INFANT’S WEAR (Under 1 year)

0797. Dress, fabric

0798. Cap or bonnet, fabric

0799. Bassinet cover

(36”x36”)

0800. Crib cover (max 54”x 54”)

0801. Bunting, fabric

0802. Sleeper

0803. Blanket, fabric

0804. Pants or shorts

0805. Jacket

0806. Coveralls


LOT TT — HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES 0808. Apron

0809. Pillow

0810. Napkins

0811. Tablecloth

0812. Potholders

0813. Toys


NEEDLEWORK

Please refer to the rules and policies at the beginning of this book for more information. Needlework articles will be judged according to appearance (55%) and workmanship (45%)

LOT UU — CANVAS WORK (Needlepoint and Petit-point)

0850. Original, Picture and wall

hangings

0851. Original, Household

articles (pillows, etc.)

0852. Original, Clothing and

accessories (vests, belts,

eyeglass cases, etc.)

0853. Original, Other, not listed

0854. Kits, Picture and wall

hangings

0855. Kits, Household articles

(pillows, etc.)

0856. Kits, Clothing and

accessories (vests, belts,

eyeglass cases, etc.)

0857. Kits, Other

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LOT VV — PLASTIC NEEDLEPOINT

0858. Original, Pictures & Wall

hangings


articles (pillows, linen, etc.)

0860. Original, Clothing &

accessories

0861. Original, Bedspread


0863. Kits, Pictures & Wall

hangings


(pillows, linen, etc.)

0865. Kits, Clothing &

accessories

0866. Kits, Bedspread

0867. Kits, Other

LOT WW — BARGELLO 0868. Original, Pictures & Wall

Hangings




Accessories




Hangings


(pillows, linens, etc.)


Accessories


0877. Kits, Other

LOT XX — CREWEL (Wool thread)


Hangings




accessories




Hangings




accessories


0887. Kits, Other

LOT YY — CROSS STITCH, CHICKEN SCRATCH, SWEDISH DARNING, PULLED THREAD, BLACK WORK, SMOCKING (small thread count) 0888. Original, Pictures & Wall

Hangings




accessories




Hangings




accessories


0897. Kits, Other

LOT ZZ — CROSS STITCH, CHICKEN SCRATCH, SWEDISH DARNING, PULLED THREAD, BLACK WORK, SMOCKING (large thread count)


Hangings


articles (excluding quilts)


accessories




Hangings


(excluding quilts)


accessories


0907. Kits, Other

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LOT AAA— MISCELLANEOUS NEEDLEWORK (Needle Weaving, Cut-work, Candlewicking, Hardanger, Hooking, Punch-work, Asisi, Multi-Media)


Hangings


articles (excluding quilts)


accessories




Hangings


(excluding quilts)


accessories


0917. Kits, Other

LOT BBB — EMBROIDERY


Hangings




accessories




Hangings


(pillows, linens, etc.)


accessories


0927. Kits, Other, not listed

QUILTING LOT CCC — QUILTS Hand-pieced and hand-quilted by a single quilter. Measurement must be

included on entry form. Quilts should have a 4” wide hanging sleeve. 0950. Hand-appliquéd and hand-quilted (perimeter

240″ and greater)

0951. Hand-embroidered (or crewel) and hand-

quilted (perimeter 240” and greater)

0952. Hand-pieced patchwork and hand-quilted

(perimeter 240” and greater)

0953. Hand-appliquéd and hand-quilted (80”–239”

perimeter)


quilted (80”–239” perimeter)

0955. Hand-pieced and hand-quilted (80”–239”

perimeter)

0956. Hand-appliqued and hand-quilted (perimeter

less than 80”)


quilted (perimeter less than 80”)

0958. Hand-pieced and hand-quilted (perimeter less

than 80”)

0959. Machine-pieced and hand-quilted and/or hand

appliqued/embroidered and hand-quilted clothing

LOT DDD — QUILTS Hand-pieced or machine-pieced and hand-quilted or machine-quilted NOT on

a long-arm machine, by a single quilter. Measurement must be included on entry form. Quilts should have a 4” wide hanging sleeve.

0960. Hand-appliquéd or embroidered/crewel and

home machine-quilted (perimeter 240” and greater)

0961. Machine-appliquéd or embroidered and home

machine-quilted (perimeter 240” and greater)

0962. Pieced patchwork and home machine quilted



home machine-quilted (perimeter 80”–239”)


machine-quilted (perimeter 80”–239”)

0965. Pieced patchwork and home machine-quilted

(perimeter 80”–239”)


home machine-quilted miniature (perimeter less

than 80”)


machine-quilted miniature (perimeter less than 80”)

0968. Pieced patchwork and home machine-quilted

miniature (perimeter less than 80”)

0969. Appliquéd, embroidered or patchwork and

home machine-quilted clothing

0970. Whole-cloth quilt, home machine- quilted (any

size)

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LOT EEE — QUILTS Machine or hand-pieced and quilted on a long-arm or stitch-regulated machine

by one or more quilters. Measurement must be included on entry form. Quilts should have a 4” wide hanging sleeve.

0971. Hand-appliquéd or hand-embroidered/crewel


0972. Machine-appliquéd and/or machine-

embroidered (perimeter 240” and greater)

0973. Machine-pieced patchwork (perimeter 240”

and greater)

0974. Hand-appliquéd or hand-embroidered/crewel


0975. Machine-appliquéd and/or embroidered


0976. Machine-pieced patchwork (perimeter 80”–

239”)

LOT FFF — ART QUILTS Must be the quilt maker’s original designs that reflects innovative

construction, composition or subject; no commercial patterns; category includes abstract composition, nature scape, portraiture and pictorial. Quilts should have a 4” wide hanging sleeve. 0977. Hand appliqued (perimeter 240” & greater)

0978. Pieced (perimeter 240” & greater)

0979. Mixed Techniques (perimeter 240” &

greater)

0980. Hand appliqued (perimeter 180” – 239”)

0981. Pieced (perimeter 180” – 239”)

0982. Mixed Techniques (perimeter 180” – 239”)

0983. Hand appliqued (perimeter 80” – 238”)

0984. Pieced (perimeter 80” – 238”)

0985. Mixed Techniques (perimeter 80” – 238”)

0986. Hand appliqued (perimeter less than 80”)

0987. Pieced (perimeter less than 80”)

0988. Mixed techniques (perimeter less than 80”)

LOT GGG — QUILTS (miscellaneous) Measurement must be included on entry form. Quilts should

have a 4” wide hanging sleeve.

0989. Tied or tacked quilts

0990. Quilted household items

(e.g. table runner, tea cozy)

0991. Quilted holiday items (e.g.

Christmas stockings, seasonal

wall hanging)

0992. Whole-cloth quilt (any

size)

FIBER ARTS LOT HHH — RUGS, YARN, OR FABRIC (no frames to exceed 30”x48”)

1000. Braided

1001. Crochet

1002. Hooked, yarn

1003. Hooked, fabric

1004. Punch, yarn

1005. Latch hook


LOT III — HAND KNITTING 1007. Original, Afghan


accessories

1009. Original, Household items


1011. Original, Toy


1013. Kits, Afghan


Accessories

1015. Kits, Household items


1017. Kits, Toy


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LOT JJJ — MACHINE KNITTING

1019. Original, Afghan


accessories


items


1023. Original, Toy


1025. Kits, Afghan


accessories



1029. Kits, Toy


LOT KKK — HAND CROCHET

1031. Original, Afghan


accessories


items


1035. Original, Toy

1036. Original, Baby Blanket

1037. Original, Baby Items

1038. Original, Animal


1040. Kits, Afghan


accessories



1044. Kits, Toy

1045. Kits, Baby Blanket

1046. Kits, Baby Items


LOT LLL —TATTING

1048. Picture or wall hanging

1049. Household articles

1050. Clothing and accessories


LOT MMM — WEAVING

1052. Finger weaving, Picture or

wall hanging

1053. Finger weaving, House

hold article

1054. Finger weaving, Clothing

& accessories

1055. Finger weaving, Other,

not listed

1056. Off loom weaving, Picture

or wall hanging

1057. Off loom weaving, House

hold articles

1058. Off loom weaving,

Clothing & accessories

1059. Off Loom Weaving,

Other, not listed

1060. Card weaving, Picture or

wall hanging

1061. Card weaving, House hold

articles

1062. Card weaving, Clothing

and accessories

1063. Card weaving, Other, not

listed

1064. Inkle loom, Picture or

wall hanging

1065. Inkle loom, Household

articles

1066. Inkle loom, Clothing and

accessories

1067. Inkle loom, Other, not

listed

1068. Frame loom, Picture or

wall hanging

1069. Frame loom, Household

articles

1070. Frame loom, Clothing and

accessories

1071. Frame loom, Other, not

listed

1072. Floor loom, Picture or

wall hanging

1073. Floor loom, Household

articles

1074. Floor loom, Clothing and

accessories

1075. Floor loom, Other, not

listed

1076. Walking Loom, Picture or

wall hanging

1077. Walking Loom,

Household articles

1078. Walking Loom, Clothing

and accessories

1079. Walking Loom, Other, not

listed

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LOT NNN— SPINNING Exhibitor should submit one skein of handspun yarn (100% plant fiber or

100% animal fiber) – 2oz. weight.

1080. Cotton - Single

1081. Cotton - Plied

1082. Cotton, Novelty

1083. Wool - Single

1084. Wool - Plied

1085. Wool - Novelty

1086. Dyed – Plant Dyed

1087. Dyed – Synthetic Dyed

LOT OOO— FELTED WOOL

1088. Felted, wearable 1089. Felted, any other item

ARTS DIVISION Please refer to the rules and policies at the beginning of this book for more information. The Santa County Fair will provide hangers for all poster, paintings, drawings, and prints. Adult rules: Wall art, prints, and drawings should be framed and wired for hanging. Youth rules: All wall art, prints, and drawings, should be matted without frames or glass.

FINE ARTS

LOT PPP — DRAWING 1100. Ink – Still Life

1101. Ink - Landscape

1102. Ink - Portrait

1103. Ink - Other

1104. Pencil – Still Life

1105. Pencil – Landscape

1106. Pencil – Portrait

1107. Pencil – Other

1108. Markers – Still Life

1109. Markers – Landscape

1110. Markers –Portrait

1111. Markers – Other

1112. Crayons – Still Life

1113. Crayons - Landscape

1114. Crayons - Portrait

1115. Crayons – Other

1116. Pastels – Still Life

1117. Pastels - Landscape

1118. Pastels - Portrait

1119. Pastels – Other

1120. Charcoal – Still Life

1121. Charcoal - Landscape

1122. Charcoal - Portrait

1123. Charcoal – Other

1124. Miniature 6”x8” - Still Life

1125. Miniature 6”x8” -

Landscape

1126. Miniature 6”x8” - Portrait

1127. Miniature 6”x8” – Other

1128. Mixed Media – Still Life

1129. Mixed Media - Landscape

1130. Mixed Media - Portrait

1131. Mixed Media – Other


LOT QQQ — PAINTING

1133. Acrylic – Still Life

1134. Acrylic – Landscape

1135. Acrylic – Portrait

1136. Acrylic – Other

1137. Mixed Media – Still Life

1138. Mixed Media – Landscape

1139. Mixed Media – Portrait

1140. Mixed Media – Other

1141. Oil – Still Life

1142. Oil – Landscape

1143. Oil – Portrait

1144. Oil – Other

1145. Watercolor – Still Life

1146. Watercolor – Landscape

1147. Watercolor – Portrait

1148. Watercolor – Other

1149. Miniature 9”x12” - Still

Life


Landscape


Portrait

1152. Miniature 9”x12” – Other


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LOT RRR— SCULPTURE 1154. Ceramic

1155. Metals, cast

1156. Metals, Other, not listed

1157. Mixed media

1158. Plastic

1159. Soap

1160. Wood, carved

1161. Wood, Other, not listed


PHOTOGRAPHY

Adult and Youth rules: Photographs should be matted only, no frames or glass. The Santa County Fair will provide hangers for photos.

LOT SSS — BLACK & WHITE (film)

1176. Animals

1177. Flowers

1178. Human interest

1179. Photo story

1180. Portraits/people

1181. Scenic

1182. Still life

1183. Sunset/sunrise


LOT TTT — COLOR (film) 1185. Animals

1186. Flowers


1188. Photo story


1190. Scenic

1191. Still life



LOT UUU— COLOR (digital)

1194. Animals

1195. Flowers


1197. Photo story


1199. Scenic

1200. Still life


1202. Special Effects


1204. Digitally Enhanced

1205. Print on canvas

LOT VVV — BLACK & WHITE (digital)

1206. Animals

1207. Flowers


1209. Photo story


1211. Scenic

1212. Still life


1214. Special Effects


1216. Digitally Enhanced

1217. Print on canvas

TRADITIONAL ARTS

LOT WWW — HISPANIC ARTS

1221. Textiles

1222. Colchas

1223. Straw appliqué/in-lay

1224. Ironwork

1225. Furniture, traditional

1226. Weavings

1227. Folk art, traditional

1228. Tinwork

1229. Retablos

1230. Bultos

1231. Ristra

1232. Reverse Glass Painting


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LOT XXX — NATIVE AMERICAN 1234. Jewelry, Women’s

silver/gold

1235. Woven rugs & blankets

1236. Fetishes

1237. Jewelry, Strung, mixed &

Other, not listed

1238. Jewelry, Men’s silver/gold

1239. Pottery, Other, not listed

1240. Pottery, Storytellers, any

type

1241. Pottery, Seed pot, any

type

1242. Pottery, Bowls

1243. Jewelry, Strung, any

metal, beads or Heishi

1244. Jewelry, Strung, any

stones

1245. Kachinas


LOT YYY — PAÑO - Painting on sheets

1247. B & W, animal

1248. B & W, religious

1249. B & W, portrait

1250. B & W, Other, not listed

1251. Color, animal

1252. Color, religious

1253. Color, portrait

1254. Color, Other, not listed

CREATIVE ARTS

LOT ZZZ — CALLIGRAPHY

1275. Books & cards

1276. Non-traditional

1277. Traditional


LOT AAAA — POTTERY

1279. Porcelain

1280. Unglazed

1281. Stained or glazed

1282. Pottery, off wheel

1283. Pottery, on wheel

1284. Sculpture


LOT BBBB— CERAMICS

1286. Art glaze

1287. Crystal glaze

1288. Satin glaze

1289. Under glaze

1290. Over glaze

1291. Antiquing

1292. Sgraffito

1293. Opaque stains

1294. Porcelain look stains

1295. Traces or original design

1296. Other glaze, not listed

LOT CCCC — CHINA PAINTING

1297. Abstract, Art Nouveau,

Art Deco, etc.

1298. Animals

1299. Birds

1300. Dolls

1301. Eggs

1302. Enamel, raised paste, gold

& metallics

1303. European, including

Dresden, Meissen, etc.

1304. Flowers

1305. Foliage

1306. Fruits

1307. Jewelry

1308. Luster

1309. Nuts

1310. Pen work

1311. Portraits

1312. Roses

1313. Scenes, still-life and

landscapes

1314. Vegetables


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LOT DDDD — GLASS ART

1316. Three-dimensional

lead/foil-viewed all sides

1317. Stained glass (Other, not

listed)

1318. Two-dimensional

lead/foil window or wall

1319. Hot glass or jewelry

1320. Etched, sandblasted or

carved


LOT EEEE — PRINTMAKING

1322. Wood cut

1323. Linoleum cut

1324. Lithograph

1325. Silkscreen

1326. Etching

1327. Digital


HANDICRAFTS

LOT FFFF — JEWELRY

1331. Beaded, bolo

1332. Beaded, jewelry set

1333. Beaded, amulet pouches

1334. Beaded, necklace

1335. Beaded, bracelets

1336. Beaded, earrings

1337. Beaded, Other, not listed

not listed

1338. Metal, earrings

1339. Metal, jewelry set

1340. Metal, bracelet

1341. Metal, bolo

1342. Metal, necklace

1343. Metal, Other, not listed

not listed

1344. Mixed media, earrings

1345. Mixed media, jewelry set

1346. Mixed media, bolo

1347. Mixed media, necklace

1348. Mixed media, bracelet

1349. Mixed media, other, not

listed

1350. Multi-stranded necklaces

LOT GGGG — DOLLS

Cloth, From Pattern

1351. Fantasy, humor,

characters

1352. Puppets

1353. Animals

1354. Adult or child


Cloth, Original Pattern

1356. Animals

1357. Adult or child

1358. Puppets

1359. Fantasy, humor,

characters


Other, not listed

1361. Ceramic, sculpted

1362. Ceramic, cast

1363. Porcelain, cast

1364. Porcelain, sculpted

1365. Other dolls, not listed

LOT HHHH — FIBER CRAFT

1366. Braiding

1367. Fabric covered book or

picture frame

1368. Textiles

1369. Batik

1370. Tapestry, cloth

1371. Fabric craft

1372. Tapestry, yarn

1373. Doll clothes

1374. Tie dying

1375. 3-dimensional soft

sculpture

1376. Functional art items

1377. Latch hook

1378. Macramé


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LOT IIII — HOLIDAY CORNER

1380. Tablecloth

1381. Tablecloth, under 54"

1382. Apron

1383. Advent calendar

1384. Decorated eggs

1385. Christmas tree

ornament

1386. Santa Claus, stuffed

1387. Handmade nativity

scene

1388. Holiday door

decoration

1389. Holiday wreaths

1390. Christmas cardholder

1391. Centerpiece

1392. Christmas stocking

1393. Christmas tree skirt

1394. Easter decorations

1395. Thanksgiving

decorations

1396. Halloween decorations

1397. Valentine decorations


LOT JJJJ — ARTS & CRAFTS

1399. Baskets, handmade

1400. Baskets, decorated

1401. Beadwork

1402. Birdhouses

1403. Bread dough crafts

1404. Calligraphy

1405. Candles

1406. Copper enameling or

tooling

1407. Decoupage

1408. Diorama

1409. Dream catchers

1410. Egg art

1411. Foam art

1412. Homemade paper

1413. Jewelry boxes

1414. Mosaic craft

1415. Nature art

1416. Ojo de Dios

1417. Origami

1418. Paint by Number

1419. Paper craft

1420. Paper mache

1421. Plastic craft articles

1422. Scrap art

1423. Stamp art

1424. Stenciling

1425. String art

1426. Tin craft

1427. Tole painting

1428. Wind chimes

1429. Wood burning

1430. Wreath


LOT KKKK — UPCYCLING a process of re-using old or discarded materials and creating

something useful and often beautiful.

1432. Clothing

1433. Jewelry

1434. Yard art

1435. Household

1436. Tote

1437. Purse

1438. Accessories


LOT LLLL — SCRAPBOOKING

1440. Heritage 1441. Celebration of an event 1442. Other, not listed

LOT MMMM — DOLL HOUSES

1443. Miniature

1444. Scaled

1445. Dioramas


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LOT NNNN — FLOWERS

1447. Dried flowers

1448. Silk flowers


LOT OOOO — LIQUID EMBROIDERY

1450. Article of clothing or

accessories

1451. Household articles

1452. Pictures and wall

hangings


LOT PPPP —TEXTILE PAINTING

1454. Household articles 1455. Pictures & wall hangings 1456. Other, not listed

LOT QQQQ —TOYS

1457. Stuffed

1458. Educational

1459. Heritage

1460. Wood


LEATHERCRAFT

LOT RRRR — LEATHER CRAFT

1600. Belt

1601. Wearable apparel

1602. Book cover

1603. Purse or clutch

1604. Wallet or check book

1605. Picture

1606. Holster or knife sheath

1607. Saddle or saddlebags

1608. Bag tags

1609. Stools

1610. Briefcase

1611. Clock


WOODWORK

LOT SSSS — WOODCARVING

1650. Relief

1651. Ornamental

1652. Animals & birds

1653. Human figures & portraits

1654. Canes & walking stick

1655. Toys


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LOT TTTT — WOODTURNING

1657. Boxes and Lidded

Vessels

1658. Closed Form Bowls

1659. Open Form Bowls

1660. Other Bowls

1661. Closed Forms

1662. Decorative Forms

1663. Miniatures

1664. Ornaments, Goblets and

Bottles

1665. Natural Edge

1666. Segmented Forms

1667. Vases

1668. Pens, Stoppers and Toys

1669. Beads of Courage


LOT UUUU — WOODWORKING

1671. Riding toys

1672. Small toys

1673. Furniture

1674. Inlay Items

1675. Wood tools


METAL WORKING

LOT VVVV —METALWORKING

1700. Fabricated functional

items

1701. Fabricated decorative

items

1702. Forged functional items

1703. Forged decorative items


functional items


decorative items

ROCKETRY

LOT WWWW — ROCKETRY

1750. Rocket, skill level 1




1754. Rocket, original design

1755. Rocket display illustrating

rocket parts

1756. Launch systems

1757. Wind tunnels

1758. Altitude estimating


MODELS

LOT XXXX — MODELS

1800. Lego, models

1801. Model, cars

1802. Model, planes

1803. Model, ships

1804. Model, Other, not listed

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OPEN YOUTH ONLY — EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS

1850. Animal science

1851. Veterinary science

1852. Shooting sports

1853. Engines

1854. Range plant management

1855. Forestry

1856. Beekeeping

1857. Entomology

1858. Wildlife

1859. Electric

1860. Welding

1861. Science

1862. Foods & nutrition

1863. Leadership


SANTA FE COUNTY 4-H INVITES YOU!

Who: All youth ages 5-19; What: Join a 4-H Club today! Where: Various location in Santa Fe County; When: Clubs meet monthly

Are you interested in having fun, meeting new people, and exploring new hobbies and interests? Then 4-H is for your family!

For more information, contact the 4-H Office at: 505-471-4711

Visit us at http://santafeextension.nmsu.edu

http://santafeextension.nmsu.edu/

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Santa Fe County Commission

Chairwoman

Anna T. Hamilton, District 4

Commissioners

Henry Roybal, District 1

Anna Hansen, District 2

Rudy N. Garcia, District 3

Anna T. Hamilton, District 4

Ed Moreno, District 5

County Manager

Katherine Miller

The Santa Fe County Fair Board gives special thanks to the individuals and

Organizations that have contributed to the 2018 Santa Fe County Fair: The Santa Fe County Cooperative

Extension Service, The Santa Fe County Commission and Staff, Community Services Division and Public

Works for all of their help and support. The facilities and programs continue to grow for the betterment of

the 4-H members and the citizens of Santa Fe County because of their involvement.

Our hats are off to you!

Santa Fe County Fair Board 2019-2020

Chairman Bruce Martin

Vice Chairman Eric Sanchez

Secretary Natalie Baca

Immediate Past Chair Terri Werner

County Liaison to the SF County Fair Board Anna Bransford War

Members Mark Anaya

JoAnn Brennan

Jim Butler

Grant Mitchell

Karen Paige

Gary Runer

Tom Spindle

https://www.santafecountynm.gov/community_services/fair

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