This department will follow the General Rules & Regulations of this Fair.

Entries shall fall into two divisions as follows:

Adult Division: 18 years of age & over

Junior Division: 17 years of age & under

Ribbon Pint Awards: Purple -12, Blue-6, Red-4, White-2.

Each Dept. must have at least (5) entries to be judged to receive the cash prize.

Overall ribbon point winner in the Adult & Junior Divisions will each receive a cash award of $50.

Decisions of the judge will be final.

No one except the judge & the department clerk are to be in the building (specifically in the department area) at the time of judging.

All exhibits must be dropped off to the exhibit hall Wednesday, March 6, 2024, between 8:00am-2:00pm.

All exhibits must be removed by Sunday between 8:00am-12:00pm. If not removed the exhibit becomes property of the La Paz County Fair and will be disposed of accordingly.

Exhibitors may enter (5) items per lot unless otherwise stated by the Fair Rules & Regulations.

All judging is based on the Danish System. Entries will be judged on their own merit and not in competition.

All entries must be made/grown by the exhibitor in the last year. Anything prior can be “display only” exhibits and are not eligible for judging.

Agricultural

Rules

All entries must be grown by the exhibitor within La Paz County, which includes all areas on Highway 95, or Vidal, Big River and Parker Dam areas, during the growing season just before Fair.

Division 1-Fruits, Nuts, Vegetables & Herbs

Class 1: Fruits & Nuts

Lot:

1. Dates, any variety (quart)

2. Figs, any variety (quart)

3. Grapefruit, any variety (5)

4. Kumquats, any variety (5)

5. Lemons, any variety (5)

6. Oranges, any variety (5)

7. Pecans, any variety (10)

8. Pistachios, any variety (pint)

9. Pomegranates, any variety (5)

10. Tangelos, any variety (5)

11. Miscellaneous Fruit

Class 2: Vegetables

Lot:

12. Artichokes, any variety (3)

13. Asparagus, any variety (10 spears)

14. Beans, hulled, any variety (quart)

15. Beets, any variety (5 w/ tops)

16. Broccoli, any variety (5 heads)

17. Brussel Sprouts, any variety (10)

18. Cabbage, green (1 head)

19. Cabbage, red (1 head)

20. Carrots, any variety (5 w/ tops)

21. Cauliflower, any variety (3 heads)

22. Celery, any variety (3 plants)

23. Corn, sweet, any variety (5 ears)

24. Cucumbers, any variety (1)

25. Garlic, any variety (5 plants)

26. Lettuce, head (1 head)

27. Lettuce, leaf (5 plans)

28. Mustard, any variety (5 plants)

29. Onions, bulb, any variety (5)

30. Onions, green (5 plants)

31. Peppers, sweet, any variety (5)

32. Peppers, hot, any variety (10)

33. Peppers, fried (minimum 10)

34. Potatoes, any variety (5)

35. Potatoes, sweet, any variety (5)

36. Radishes, any variety (5 w/ tops)

37. Squash, any variety (1)

38. Swiss Chard. Any variety (3)

39. Tomatoes, any variety (3)

40. Turnip, any variety (5 w/ tops)

41. Miscellaneous Vegetables

Class 3: Herbs

Lot:

42. Basil (5 stems w/ leaves)

43. Cilantro (5 stems w/ leaves)

44. Chives (10 leaves)

45. Dill (5 stems w/ leaves)

46. Mint (5 stems w/ leaves)

47. Oregano (5 stems w/ leaves)

48. Parsley (5 stems w/ leaves)

49. Rosemary (5 stems w/ leaves)

50. Sage (5 stems w/ leaves)

51. Thyme (5 stems w/ leaves)

52. Miscellaneous Herbs

Division 2-Field Crops

Special Rules

Cotton display boxes will contain 20 open bolls of seed cotton; 1 lb. of cotton seed; 1 lb. of lint cotton. Grain display boxes will contain at lest (5) mature heads or cobs and 2 qtrs. of combine run, or hand shelled harvested grain, beans or seen (grain can be cleaned). On small acreages of Indian corn, 2 qtrs. of grain will not be required. Photographs of the grower in the field of the crop entered will be greatly appreciated, but not required. Field crop yield and quality data should also be submitted, if available.

Class 4: Cotton

Lot:

53. Upland, any variety

54. Long Staple, any variety

55. Miscellaneous Cotton

Class 5: Hay

Lot:

56. Alfalfa Hay, first cutting (1 bale)

57. Alfalfa Hay, second cutting (1 bale)

58. Alfalfa Hay, third cutting (1 bale)

59. Bermuda Grass Hay (1 bale)

60. Ryegrass Hay (1 bale)

61. Sudan grass Hay (1 bale)

62. Open Class, any hay/mix (1 bale)

Class 6: Grain & Oil Crops

Lots:

63. Beans, any variety (25 pods)

64. Barley, any variety (20 pods)

65. Corn, field, any variety (5 ears)

66. Cron, Indian, any variety (5 ears)

67. Jojoba, any variety (25 pods)

68. Millet, any variety (5 heads)

69. Milo, any variety (5 heads)

70. Oats, any variety (10 heads)

71. Peanuts, any variety (25 pods)

72. Wheat, durum (20 heads)

73. Wheat, red or white (20 heads)

74. Open Class, any other crop

Rules

All horticulture exhibits must have been grown and cared for by exhibitor. Containers will be provided for all cut specimens, fruits and vegetables. All specimens should be clean and insect free. The Fair has the right to disqualify any exhibit that does not conform to the schedule. A card displaying the common name and botanical name must be provided with each entry. Exhibitors are allowed unlimited entries in each lot IF EACH IS A SEPARATE NAMES VARIETY, TYPE OR COLOR. Lots will be divided as entries warrant. All will be judged against variety. Conditioning plant material-LL FRESH PLANT MATERIAL SHOULD BE CONDITION SEVERAL HOURS BEFORE EXHIBITING OR ARRNAGING. It is best to cut specimens in late afternoon or early morning. A sharp knife or clippers should be used to cut stem on a long slant for the greatest intake of water. Place cut specimens in a vessel of deep tepid water in a cool, dark place for several hours or overnight. Plants that exude a milky substance or have woody stems require other conditioning actions.

Class 1: Roses (2 sets of leaves on stem)

Lot:

1. Hybrid Tea (disbudded) 1 bloom w/ 1 stem

2. Hybrid Tea (disbudded) full bloom w/ 1 stem

3. Grandiflora, 1 or more blooms w/ 1 stem

4. Floribunda, 1 or more blooms w/ 1 stem

5. Miniature, 1 stem

6. Any other rose, 1 stem

Class 2: Bulbs, Corms, Tubers and Rhizomes

Lot:

7. Amaryllis, 1 stem

8. Ranunculus, 1 stem

9. Iris, 1 stalk

10. Any other, 1 stem

Class 3: Annuals

1. Bells of Ireland, 1 stem

2. Daisy, 3 stems if small, 1 large

3. Nasturtiums, 3 blooms, 1 color

4. Pansy, 3 blooms, 1 color

5. Petunias, 1 or more blooms w/ 1 stem

6. Sweet Pea, 3 stems, 1 color

7. Stock, 1 stem

8. Snapdragon, 1 stem

9. Viola, 3 blooms, 1 color

10. Any other, 3 stems if small, 1 large

Class 4: Perennials

Lot:

11. Gerbera Daisy, 1 bloom

12. Carnation, 1 stem

13. Geranium, 1 stem

14. Verbena, 3 stems

15. Lantana, 1 stem

16. Vinca, 3 stems

17. Statice, 1 stem

18. Asparagus, Ornamental, 1 stem

19. Any other, 3 stems if small, 1 large

Class 5: Vines (not less than 8’’ or more than 20’’)

Lot:

20. Bougainvillea in flower

21. Any other vine in flower

22. Foliage vine

Class 6: Trees and Shrubs (not less than 8’’ or more than 20’’)

Lot:

23. Flowering branch, 1 stem or specimen

24. Foliage branch, 1 specimen

25. Fruited, coned, or berried branch, 1 specimen

Class 7: Houseplants in Containers

Lot

26. Hanging foliage plant

27. Hanging flowering plant, must be in bloom

28. Foliage plant, 1 variety

29. African Violet

30. Flowering plant in bloom, 1 variety

31. Dish Garden

32. Combination planting (larger than dish garden with more than 1 variety or color of plant)

33. Any other

Class 8: Cacti and Succulents

Lot:

34. Cactus, 1 type per container

35. Succulent, 1 type per container

36. Dish Garden, Cacti dominant

37. Dish Garden, succulent, dominant

38. Any other

Class 9: Orchids (in container)

Lot:

39. Cymbidium

40. Dendrobium

41. Oncidium

42. Phalaenopsis

43. Any other

Class 10: Herbs

Lot:

44. Container plant, 1 variety

45. Dish Gardens, more than 1 variety

46. Cut specimen, 1 stem

Rules

Each division will use the same classifications and lots. Each entry will bear the following information, 1) Maker’s name, address, and tribe. 2) Exhibitor’s name and signature. 3) Description on entry. 4) All entries for sale must have a price listed or marker “NOT FOR SALE”. All paintings and wall hanging must be properly matted and framed and be prepared with wire hangers.

Class 1: Basketry

Lot:

1. Hopi baskets

2. Chemehuevi baskets

3. Navajo baskets

4. Miniature baskets (less than 3)

5. Collection of baskets

6. Any other baskets

Class 2: Beadwork

Lot:

7. Beaded collar

8. Belt

9. Braid necklace, large

10. Braid necklace, small

11. Beaded choker

12. Bone choker

13. Bolo tie

14. Medallion

15. Bag, large

16. Bag, small

17. Barrettes, pair

18. Barrettes, single

19. Hair sweep

20. Daisy chain

21. Necklace, flat closed weave

22. Necklace, flat open weave

23. Beaded earrings, seed beads

24. Earrings, other

25. Beaded keychain

26. Beaded pen

27. Watchband

28. Bracelet

29. Hatband

30. Rope necklace

31. Buckle

32. Necklace, lacy

33. Necklace, strand

34. Hair tie

35. Feather fans

36. Collection of beadworks

37. Other beadwork

Class 3: Pottery

Lot:

38. Mohave pottery

39. Hopi pottery

40. Navajo pottery

41. Miniature pottery (2’’ or less)

42. Ceramics (Indian related)

43. Collection of pottery

44. Other

Class 4: Woven Material

Lot:

45. Navajo rug

46. Belt

47. Wall hanging

48. Cradle Strap

49. Pillow top

50. Handbag

51. Other woven articles

52. Collection of woven articles

Class 5: Silver Work

Lot:

53. Ring

54. Bracelet

55. Necklace/Pendant

56. Bolo tie

57. Concho belt

58. Squash blossom necklace

59. Watchband

60. Earrings

61. Collection of Silverwork

62. Other Silverwork

Class 6: Cultural Items

Lot:

63. Traditional dress, adult

64. Traditional dress, child

65. Ribbon skirt

66. Blankets

67. Cradle board

68. Cradle, miniature

69. Musical instrument

70. Hunting & working tools

71. Dressed dolls

72. Kachina dolls

73. Other Carvings

74. Dream catchers

75. Moccasins, plain

76. Moccasins, beaded

77. Leather items

78. Collection of cultural items

79. Other cultural items

Class 7: Painting and Drawings

Lot:

80. Oil painting

81. Acrylic

82. Watercolor

83. Pastel

84. Charcoal

85. Pencil/Pen

86. Ink

87. Mixed media

Rules

All exhibits need to be prepared on a wire hanger. Matting of exhibit is optional. Professional artist will be in a separate class-this includes those who have sold artwork.

Division 1-Adult

Class 1: Oil Paintings

Lot:

1. Oil & Acrylic paintings, all subjects

Class 2: Watercolor

Lot:

2. Watercolor, regular & casein

Class 3: Black & White Sketches

Lot:

3. Pencil

4. India ink

5. Black ink

Class 4: Charcoal

Lot:

6. All subjects

Class 5: Pastels

Lot:

7. Soft (chalk)

8. Oil (crayon)

Class 6: Oldest Painting or Art Object

Lot:

9. Under this category exhibitors may show objects of art either made by exhibitor or from a collection.

Class 7: Miscellaneous Paintings

Lot:

10. Others not listed such as: etching, conte crayon, Chinese wash surrealism, etc..

Class 8: Photography

Lot:

11. Black & White pictures

12. Color pictures

Class 9: Sculpture

Lot:

13. Wire sculpture

14. Any other sculptured item

Division 2-Junior

Class 10: Oil Paintings

Lot:

15. Oil & Acrylic paintings, all subjects

Class 11: Watercolor

Lot:

16. Watercolors, regular & casein

17. Felt tip

Class 12: Black & White Sketches

Lot:

18. Pencil

19. India ink

20. Black ink

Class 13: Charcoal

Lot:

21. All subjects

Class 14: Pastels

Lot:

22. Soft (chalk)

23. Oil crayon)

Class 15: Crayon

Lot:

24. Crayon, all subjects

Class 16: Miscellaneous Paintings

Lot:

25. Others not listed such as: etching, conte crayon, Chinese wash surrealism, etc..

Class 17: Photography

Lot:

26. Black & White pictures

27. Color pictures

Class 18: Sculpture

Lot:

28. Wire sculpture

29. Any other sculptured items

Division 3-Adult Professional

Class 1: Oil Paintings

Lot:

30. Oil & Acrylic paintings, all subjects

Class 2: Watercolors

Lot:

31. Watercolor, regular & casein

Class 3: Black & White Sketches

Lot:

32. Pencil

33. India ink

34. Black ink

Class 4: Charcoal

Lot:

35. All subjects

Class 5: Pastels

Lot:

36. Soft (chalk)

37. Oil (crayon)

Class 6: Oldest Painting or Art Object

Lot:

38. Under this category exhibitors may show objects of art either made by the exhibitor or from a collection.

Class 7: Miscellaneous Paintings

Lot:

39. Others not listed such as: etching, conte crayon, Chinese wash surrealism, etc..

Class 8: Photography

Lot:

40. Black & White pictures

41. Color pictures

Class 9: Sculpture

Lot:

42. Wire sculpture

43. Any other sculptured item

Rules

Exhibits must be able to be hung. Matting is not required for entry.

Division 1-Digital, Film & Smart Devices

Class 1: Black & White Photography

Lot:

1. Portrait

2. Nature

3. Abstract

4. Action

5. Any other not listed

Class 2: Color Photography

Lot:

6. Portrait

7. Nature

8. Abstract

9. Action

10. Any other not listed

Class 3: Collage

Lot:

11. Any grouping of photographs

Class 4: Miscellaneous

Lot:

12. Any other not listed in department

Rules

Exhibits shall fall into 2 categories as follows 1) Exhibits of hobbies made by individual exhibitor 2) Exhibits collected by individual exhibitor. Only 5 items per lot unless it is a set and that will be counted as 1 set.

Division 1-Handmade Articles

Class 1: Woodwork

Lot:

1. Any wood carving

2. Any handmade article

3. Any wood inlaid articles

4. Any picture

5. Any other not listed

Class 2: Clocks

Lot:

6. Wood

7. Stone

8. Metal

9. Any other not listed

Class 3: Stained Glass

Lot:

10. Lamps

11. Planters

12. Vases

13. Panels

14. Any other not listed

Class 4: Jewelry

Lot:

15. Any necklace

16. Any ring

17. Any bracelet

18. Any pin or brooch

19. Any earring

20. Any group

21. Any other not listed

Class 5: Decoupage

Lot:

22. Plaques

23. Boxes

24. Any other not listed

Class 6: Taxidermy

Lot:

25. Fish

26. Snake

27. Animal

28. Any other not listed

Class 7: Dolls

Lot:

29. China

30. Porcelain

31. Handmade

32. Stuffed

33. Soft sculptured

34. Any other not listed

Class 8: Stuffed Animals

Lot:

35. Any stuffed animal

36. Any pair of stuffed animals

37. Any other not listed

Class 9: China Paintings

Lot:

38. Glass paintings

39. Plaques

40. Ash trays

41. Mugs

42. Any other not listed

Class 10: Plastic Mesh Crafts

Lot:

43. Pictures

44. Boxes

45. Plaques

46. Any other not listed

Class 11: Tole Painting

Lot:

47. Wood

48. Cloth

49. Glass

50. Ceramic

51. Any other not listed

Class 12: Lamps

Lot:

52. Plastic prism

53. Fiberglass

54. Any other molded type

55. Any other not listed

Class 13: Stone & Bead Art

Lot:

56. Angels

57. Mobile

58. Flowers

59. Wind chimes

60. Any other not listed

Class 14: Wall Hangings & Wreaths

Lot:

61. Cloth

62. Paper

63. Felt

64. Plaques/Pictures

65. Dry materials

66. Any other not listed

Class 15: Ceramics

Lot:

67. Handmade, high or low fired clay

68. Cast from old, fired finish

69. Unfired finish, acrylic type decoration

70. Over glaze, decals, China paint, lusters, precious metals

Class 16: Fabric Art

Lot:

71. Textile paints

72. Liquid embroidery

Class 17: Models

Lot:

73. Cars

74. Boats

75. Ships

76. Airplanes

77. Any other not listed

Class 18: Needle Craft

Lot:

78. Stuffed toys

79. Doll clothes

80. Any other not listed

Class 19: Miscellaneous

Lot:

81. Any other not listed

Division 2-Collections

Class 20: Collected Items

Lot:

82. Any collection made by individual as a hobby, not exceeding 15 items

83. Any other collection

Rules

The exhibitor may enter one-half cake. It must be brought to the department and cut in the presence of the judge. Cakes and pies must be in/on disposable containers such as cardboard or cake rounds.

Division 1-Food & Food Preparation

Class 1: Bread

Lot:

1. Biscuits, baking powder (5)

2. Biscuits, sourdough (5)

3. Biscuits, whole wheat (5)

4. Biscuits, Fancy (5)

5. Cornbread, (1/2 of 8’’ square)

6. Cornmeal muffins, (5)

7. Nut bread, yeast (1/2 loaf)

8. Nut bread, (1/2 loaf)

9. Muffins (5)

10. White yeast bread (1/2 loaf)

11. Whole wheat bread (1/2 loaf)

12. Fancy yeast bread (1/2 loaf)

13. White yeast rolls (5)

14. Whole wheat yeast rolls (5)

15. Fancy yeast rolls (5)

16. Specialty breads French, Sourdough, Braids ( ½ loaf)

17. Tortillas, flour (5)

18. Tortillas, corn (5)

19. Crullers or doughnut (5)

20. Any other not listed (5)

Class 2: Cookies

Lot:

21. Ice box cookies (5)

22. Oatmeal cookies (5)

23. Raised Doughnuts (5)

24. Sugar cookies (5)

25. Filled cookies (5)

26. Brownies (5)

27. Bar cookies (5)

28. All others not listed (5)

Class 3: Loaf Cakes

Lot:

29. Angel food

30. Applesauce

31. Fruitcake, light

32. Fruitcake, dark

33. Nut, (nuts in the cake)

34. Pound

35. Spice

36. Any other not listed

Class 4: Layer Cake (frosted or glazed)

Lot:

37. White w/ white icing

38. Chocolate cake w/ icing

39. Devil’s food

40. Yellow

41. Marble

42. Any other not listed

Class 5: Specialty Cake

Lot:

43. Rolled cakes

44. Cup cakes

45. Decorated cake (edible)

46. Ornamental (decorating may not be edible)

47. Cheesecake

Class 6: Pies

Lot:

48. Fruit

49. Nut

50. Cream

51. Meringue

52. Any other not listed

Class 7: Candies

Lot:

53. Fudge (5)

54. Divinity (5)

55. Praline (5)

56. Nut brittle (5)

57. Taffy (5)

58. Any other not listed (5)

Class 8: Canned Fruit

Lot:

59. Pears

60. Apples

61. Peaches

62. Any other not listed

Class 9: Canned Vegetables

Lot:

63. String beans

64. Carrots

65. Peas

66. Beets

67. Potatoes

68. Tomatoes

69. Mixed vegetables

70. Any other not listed

Class 10: Preserves & Jellies

Lots:

71. Apple jelly

72. Grape jelly

73. Peach preserves

74. Pear preserves

75. Orange marmalade

76. Grape jam

77. Strawberry preserves

78. Any other not listed

Class 11: Pickles & Relishes

Lot:

79. Chow-Chow relish

80. Green tomato relish

81. Salsa

82. Cucumber pickles, (sweet)

83. Cucumber pickles, (dill)

84. Watermelon pickles

85. Any other not listed

Class 12: Dried Foods

Lot:

86. Apples (10)

87. Apricots (10)

88. Bananas (10)

89. Berries (10)

90. Chilies (10)

91. Fruit leather (1 sheet 5’’ x 7’’)

92. Grapes/Raisins (10)

93. Mushrooms (10)

94. Peaches (10)

95. Pineapple (10)

Division 2-Clothing & Handwork

Class 1: New Garments

Lot:

1. Housedress

2. Best dress, tailored

3. Best dress, dressmaker

4. Active sports clothes

5. Blouse, tailored

6. Blouse, dressmaker

7. Men’s sport shirt

8. Men’s coat or suit

9. Women’s coat, tailored

10. Women’s suit, tailored

11. Any adult western wear

12. Any other not listed

Class 2: Junior Clothing

Lot:

13. Tailored dress

14. Party dress

15. Skirt

16. Blouse

17. Coat

18. School dress

19. Formal

20. Active sports clothes

21. Housecoat or bathrobe

Class 3: Children’s Clothing (age 1-10)

Lot:

22. School dress

23. Party dress

24. Child’s western wear

25. Shirt

26. Child’s pajamas

27. Child’s housecoat or bathrobe

28. Any other not listed

Class 4: Knitting

29. Women’s coat sweater

30. Women’s short sleeve sweater

31. Women’s shrug or shawls

32. Girl’s slip-over

33. Girl’s coat sweater

34. Men’s or boy’s slip-over

35. Men’s or boy’s sweater

36. Afghans, all types

37. Any other not listed

Class 5: Crocheting

Lot:

38. Luncheon sets, fine thread, any type

39. Luncheon sets, heavy thread, any type

40. Luncheon cloth, white or colored all over, fine thread

41. Luncheon cloth, white or colored all over, heavy thread

42. Placement set, crochet all over (4)

43. Crochet with linen, any type (4)

44. Doilies, heavy thread, any size or type

45. Doilies, fine thread, any size or type

46. Bedspreads, white or colored, fine thread

47. Bedspreads, white or colored, heavy thread

48. Tablecloth, white or colored, fine thread

49. Tablecloth, white or colored, heavy thread

50. Novelties

51. Afghans

52. Any other not listed

Class 6: Tatting

Lot:

53. Handkerchiefs, white edging (2)

54. Handkerchiefs, colored edging (2)

55. Any other article of tatting, white

56. Any other article of tatting, colored

Class 7: Quilts

Lot:

57. Child’s cotton quilt

58. Child’s silk or rayon quilt

59. Cotton patchwork quilt

60. Designed quilt

61. Piece quilt

62. Patchwork quilt by an organization

63. Antiqued quilt

64. Appliqued cotton quilt

65. Appliqued silk

66. Novelty bed covering

67. Cotton or woven comforter

68. Open class

Class 8: Weavings

Lot:

69. Bed covers and draperies

70. Luncheon cloth, scarf, or placement

71. Rug

72. Wearing apparel

73. Huck weaving

Class 9: Rugs

Lot:

74. Crocheted, yarn, or cotton thread

75. Hooked, old or new material

76. Crocheted, old or new material

77. Braided, old or new material

78. Novelty rug

Class 10: Fabric Painting or Tie Dye

Lot:

79. Tablecloth

80. Blouse

81. Shirt, men’s or boy’s

82. Tea towel

83. Hand towel

84. Accessories

85. Any other not listed

Class 11: Stenciling

Lot:

86. Placemats

87. Handkerchiefs

88. Child’s dress or apron

89. Tablecloth

90. Any other not listed

Class 12: Wall Hangings & Pictures

Lot:

91. Embroidered yarn

92. Embroidered, other than yarn

93. Needlepoint

94. Padded or burlap, etc..

Class 13: Pillows

Lot:

95. Crocheted

96. Embroidered

97. Fabric painting

98. Knitted

99. Needlepoint or cross-stich

100. Quilted or padded silk

101. Lace, handmade

102. Smocked

103. Washcloth

104. Any other not listed

Class 14: Embroidery

Lot:

105. Chair set (3)

106. Handkerchief (3)

107. Luncheon or bridge cloth

108. Needlepoint, any article

109. Pillowcases (2)

110. Scarf or 3-piece set

111. Tablecloth

112. Tea towels (3)

113. Punch embroidery

114. Novelties

115. Machine embroidery

116. Crewel embroidery

117. Any other not listed

Class 15: Infant’s Clothing

Lot:

118. Holiday

119. Christening dress

120. Bib

121. Afghan or carriage robe, crocheted

122. Afghan, knitted

123. Carriage robe, embroidered

124. Baby set, crocheted (3)

125. Baby set, knitted

126. Baby set, other than classified

127. Booties, crocheted

128. Booties, knitted

129. Booties, tatted

130. Cap, any type

131. Coat, embroidered

132. Pillow

133. Dress, crocheted

134. Dress, embroidered

135. Sacque or sweater, crocheted

136. Sacque or sweater, knitted

137. Sacque or sweater, embroidered

138. Any other not listed

Class 16: Sewing with Sergers

**Garments must be made and finished with a serger. Collars and hems may be top stitched after finished with serger. The article can be made of any fabric conductive with the art of sewing the new short cut methods in serging.

Lot:

139. Lady’s dress

140. Child’s dress

141. Lady’s blouse

142. Child’s blouse (no T-shirts)

143. Lady’s skirt

144. Child’s skirt

145. Lady’s pants

146. Child’s pants

147. Lady’s sweatshirt/suit

148. Child’s sweatshirt/suit

149. Men’s sweatshirt/suit