Exhibit Hall Entries
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Exhibit Hall Entries
Permits & Privileges
Space and rates for permits and privileges may be procured by applying to the Manager of the Fair. The fee for space is payable in advance.
Each concessionaire must confine himself to the space assigned to him. Failure to do this will subject him to forfeiture of his privilege without reimbursement.
The right is reserved to reject any application space which may be made, or to cancel at any time any contract previously entered into.
Rules & Regulations
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 5, 2025, between 8:00am-5:00pm.
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.
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.
The Fair shall in no way be responsible for any accident, fire, or theft.
The Fair Association will use diligence to insure the safety of livestock or articles entered for exhibit after their arrival and placement, but under no circumstances will it be responsible for any loss, injury, or damage to or occasioned by or arising from, any animal or exhibit. Insurance, if desired, must be arranged by the exhibitor.
All rights to sell or barter any product on the Fairgrounds will be reserved by the Fair Association.
Any and all complaints which involve the Fair or its practices must be made in writing in duplicate copies to the Fair Manager by Sunday.
Exhibitors in all departments must be residents of La Paz County, which includes all areas on Highway 95, or Vidal, Big River, and Parker Dam areas. Non-Residents, such as winter visitors, producing exhibits within this area are eligible.
The Fait reserves the right to reject any exhibit if it is objectionable or requires excessive amount of space or if the department is full.
Under no circumstances will exhibitors be permitted access to displays.
The La Paz County Fair Association reserves the final and absolute right to interpret these rules and regulations and arbitrarily to settle and determine all matters, questions and differences in regard thereto, or otherwise arising out of, connected with, or incident to the Fair, and may amend or add any regulations at their discretion.
An entry can only be entered in one department.
All participants in the La Paz County Fair must comply with the General Rules & Regulations and the Various Department Rules.
Livestock Rule & Regulations are under the Livestock section.
·The Fair Management has the right to refuse entrance to the fair ground to anyone who they feel is out of line.
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
150. Jacket
151. T-shirt
152. Household article
153. Any other not listed
Class17: Miscellaneous
Lot:
154. Stuffed toy (2 or 3)
155. Doll clothes (3 or 5)
156. Maternity clothes, skirt & top
157. Scrap book
158. Any other not listed
Class 18: Beginners Junior Clothing
Lot:
159. Potholders
160. Tea towels
161. Stenciling
162. Aprons
163. Any other not listed
