August 16 - 19, 2018 Premium List

August 16 - 19, 2018

www.dcmnfair.com Open Class Entry Day

Tuesday, August 14, 2018

8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Premium List

http://www.dcmnfair.com/

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NEW ONLINE REGISTRATION

New Open Class Online Registration Process

In an effort to streamline the Open Class entry process, the Douglas County Fair is pleased to announce that we have partnered with Blue Ribbon Fair and now have an Online Registration/Entry process. You can complete the registration in just a few easy steps.

Tips for success with the online registration process:

1. You will need a valid e-mail address to complete your registration process online.

2. If this is your first time registering online, set aside 15 - 20 minutes to register yourself and your exhibits.

3. Read the directions on the screen, they will guide you through the process.

4. If you miss registering for an exhibit, you are welcome to log back in at any time and add items.

5. Exhibitors who use the online registration process will reduce the their registration and entry time at the fairgrounds on entry day up to 50%.

6. Once you pre-register, your entry cards will be waiting for you at the fair!

ONLINE REGISTRATION STEP 1

Review the premium book and jot down or circle the Division, Class and Lot of the item you wish to enter.

ONLINE REGISTRATION STEP 2

Browse to: http://www.dcmnfair.com/p/openclass and click on the Online Registration Button. Follow the directions on screen to set up your account and then register your entries. When complete, make sure you review your entries and checkout. There is no cost for registration in Douglas County, the checkout just confirms your entries.

http://www.dcmnfair.com/p/openclass

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If you have any questions, please feel free to e-mail [email protected].

PAPER BASED REGISTRATION

Exhibit Pre-Registration Form

Name: _______________________________________________________ Street Address: _______________________________________________________ City: ___________________ State: ___________ Zip : ___________ E-Mail: _______________________________________________________ Phone #: ________________________________ Age: _____

Please email to [email protected]

Or mail to:

Open Class Registration, PO Box 923, Alexandria, MN 56308.

Pre-registration is encouraged for all exhibitors. If you do not pre-register, please prepare for delays on registration day.

Division Class Lot Article – use exact premium book list

i.e. 2 5 1 Anoka

mailto:[email protected]

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DIVISION 2 - HORTICULTURE

Agriculture and Farm Crops

Eddie Dummer, Superintendent, (320)491-7412

Crops Must be Raised in 2018 Except Corn, Soybeans and Large Dried Beans from 2017

Open Class Horticulture Entry Tips for

Harvest and Cleaning

Try to harvest root crops when soil is dry. Should not be woody or overgrown. Tops should be trimmed to 2" above crown. Take care

not to break natural protective skin or outer layer. Stems should be left on all except tomatoes and muskmelons to keep from drying

out. Dirt detracts from appearance but it is not advisable to wash all vegetables to clean them. Tender-skinned peas, beans, summer

squash, peppers, tomatoes, and eggplant should be wiped clean with soft cloth. If it is necessary to wash root crops, soak in cool water,

gently wash with soft cloth; do not scrub. Leafy cabbage, lettuce, spinach and Swiss chard can be washed carefully. A soft bristled

brush can be used to clean cauliflower, kohlrabi, cucumbers and onions free of any soil.

Preparing Specimen for Show

Cabbage: Select firm, compact heads. Stems should be cut 1/4" below

head. Leave 2 or 3 outside wrapped leaves.

Cauliflower: Heads should be white, compact, not ricey. Stems should

be cut to leave 4-6 leaves. Trim leaves to 1-2" above white head.

Celery: Remove roots of stalk. Trim butt to form triangle or pyramid.

Trim diseased/broken leaves on outside until green color is uniform.

Cucumbers, Pickling: 3-5" long. Specimens should be same stage of

maturity and uniform in size, shape and color.

Cucumbers, Slicers: Select straight, dark green specimens; about

6-10" long. Should be uniform to size, shape and color.

Beets, Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips, Rutabagas: Tops should be trimmed off 1" above crown. Trim side roots. Trim tap root of beet and turnip 2" ; carrot 1" ; parsnip ½"; rutabaga 1".

Broccoli: Heads should be dark green and compact. Avoid yellow

flowers on head. Stems should be cut 5-6" from top of head.

Eggplant: Trim stems to 11/2" - 2". Calyx should be green. Avoid large

fruits.

Kohlrabi: Ball 2 - 3" in diameter with root removed just below ball. Trim

back leaves on upper 1/3 of ball to 4 - 6". Remove all other leaves.

Lima Beans: Seeds should be full grown but still tender and before

they’ve changed from green to white. Prepare like snap beans.

Muskmelon: Harvest when they separate easily from the vine.

Specimens should be free of spots and injuries.

Onion: Have mature/cured. Do not peel (only broken/discolored

outer scales). Trim roots from ½”. Trim dried, twisted tops 1-2".

Peas: Select bright green, well-filled pods. Do not wash blooms. Leave

stems as beans.

Peppers: Select specimen’s uniform in size, shape and color. Trim

stems to 1/2-1". All specimens should have same number of lobes.

Potatoes: Tubers should be uniform in size and shape. Washing is

permitted but do not scrub. Avoid defects or disease.

Pumpkin: Specimens should be mature. Trim stems to 2". Wipe clean.

Rhubarb: Select straight, uniform, unblemished stalks. Stalks should

be pulled from plant, not cut. Trim leaf blade to 1" above stalk.

Snap Beans: Harvest before seeds appear, when seeds are about half grown. Ends of pods should not be broken. Entire stem should be left on. Avoid showing blemished or wilted specimens.

Sweet Corn: Select ears well filled out to tip. Kernels should be milky.

Leave 2 banner leaves on husks. Trim silks to 1". Trim shank to 1".

Summer Squash: Select small/medium fruit. Leave stem ½”. Zucchini, straight-neck and crookneck should be 6-8". Round, scallop type should be 2-3".

Swiss Chard: Select fresh, crisp, bright green plants. Trim off roots

and trim butts to pyramid shape.

Tomatoes: Remove stems. Fruits should be perfectly shaped and free

of cracks or blemishes. Show with stem scar down.

Watermelon: Fruits should be mature, not overripe. Leave 1" stem.

Wipe clean.

Winter Squash: Select specimens where rind resists pressure of

thumbnail. Trim stem to 2-3".

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Entry tips:

1. Save entry time by bringing your address labels.

2. Indicate at registration if you will not be picking up your produce at fair’s end.

3. Unknown varieties will not be accepted if the lot request to Specify is not followed.

4. Produce entries are to be market quality.

Scoring based on which various classes will be judged as follows:

Quality ……………..60 points Uniformity…………40 points Total ………....….100 points

Only one 1st, one 2nd, and one 3rd place premium will be awarded in each Lot. A $5.00 Grand Prize premium may be awarded in each class. All entries not claimed by 6 to 7 p.m. on Sunday will be discarded or donated to the Food Shelf or United Way. A Master Gardener will be available for questions

each day from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m.

All Lots, 1st Place ... $3.00, 2nd Place ... $2.50, 3rd Place ...$2.00

Lot

1. Hybrid field corn, 85-90 days, 10 ears

2. Hybrid field corn, 90-100 days, 10 ears 3. Open pollinated field corn, any

variety, 10 ears 4. Pop Corn, any variety, 10 ears

5. Sweet Corn, early, 10 ears

Lot 1. Barley, any variety

2. Clover, red, any variety

3. Corn, any variety

4. Flax

5. Oats, any variety

6. Soybeans

7. Wheat, red spring

Class 3 - Grain Sheaves

Samples to be shown in sheaves 3" in diameter at middle band, except lot #4

List Variety

Lot

1. Barley, any variety

2. Oats, any variety

3. Rye, any variety

4. Sunflowers, two heads

5. Wheat, spring

Lot

1. Alfalfa

2. Brome

3. Field Corn, 8 stalks

4. Red Clover

5. Silage Corn, 8 stalks

6. Soybeans

Lot 1. Anoka

2. Burbank

3. Butte Russet

4. Early Ohio

5. Irish Cobbler

6. Kennebec

7. La Soda

8. Norgold

9. Norkota

10. Norland

11. Pontiac

12. Yukon Gold

13. Any other red variety, specify

14. Any other white variety, specify

15. Any other variety, specity

Lot

1. Beets, 3 specimens

2. Carrots, 6" or less, 6 specimens

3. Carrots, over 6", 6 specimens

4. Parsnips, 6 specimens 5. Radishes, with tops, 1 bunch of 6

specimens 6. Rutabagas, 3 specimens

7. Turnips, 3 specimens

Lot

1. Broccoli, 1 head 2. Brussel Sprouts, side leaves &

roots removed, 1 stem 3. Cabbage, green, 1 head

4. Cabbage, red, 1 head

5. Lettuce, head, 1 specimen, roots removed

6. Cauliflower, 1 head

7. Celery, 1 bunch

8. Chard, a plant, roots removed

9. Endive, 3 plants

10. Kale, 1 bunch of 3 stems

11. Lettuce, leaf, 3 plants, roots removed

12. Spinach, 3 plants, roots removed

13. Any other, specify

Lot

1. Beans, green snap

2. Beans, lima

3. Beans, pole

4. Beans, yellow

5. Beans, kidney

6. Beans, Navy

7. Beans, purple bush

8. Peanuts

9. Peas in pods

10. Soybeans, edible in pod

11. Sugar Snap peas

12. Northern baked beans, shelled, 1 pint jar

13. Pinto beans, shelled, 1 pint jar

14. Soybeans, edible dry, shelled, 1 pint jar

15. Swedish baking beans, shelled, 1 pint jar

Class 5 - Potatoes Exhibit of 5

Class 7 - Green - Salad Crop

List Variety

Class 2 - Threshed Grain and

Grass Seeds

Sample of 2 quarts - List Variety

Class 4 - Forage Sheaves

Samples to be shown in sheaves at full length, 4" in diameter at middle band, no roots

List Variety

Class 8 - Legume Crops

8 Pods (unless otherwise specified) List Variety

Seed Art Activity

Children of all ages are invited to stop bythe Master Gardner table in the Harold Johnson building on Fri, Aug 18,

1 to 3 p.m. or Sat, Aug 19, 3 to 5 p.m. to create a 5" x 7" work of

seed art to leave and

or take with you.

Class 6 - Root Crops

One inch of tops must be left on exhibit List Variety

Class 1 - Corn

Inner husk shall be left on Sweet Corn. List variety

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Class 13 - Onions Outer Skin left on - List Variety

Lot 1. Cucumbers, pickling, under

5", 6 specimens 2. Cucumbers, slicing, 3 specimens

3. Egg Plant, 1 specimen 4. Kohlrabi, side stems & roots

removed, 3 specimens 5. Ornamental gourds, 3 specimens

6. Ornamental gourds, 3 specimens, mixed

7. Pumpkin, field, 1 specimen

8. Pumpkin, miniature, 3 specimens

9. Pumpkin, pie, 1 specimen

10. Rhubarb, 6 stalks


Lot 1. Peppers, Anaheim

2. Peppers, bell type 3. Peppers, hot ( not Jalapeno) of

samevariety 4. Peppers, Jalapeno

5. Peppers, sweet banana

6. Peppers, any other, specify

Lot

1. Acorn, 1 specimen

2. Buttercup, 1 specimen

3. Butternut, 1 specimen

4. Delicata, 1 specimen

5. Golden nugget, 2 specimens

6. Golden summer, crookneck, 2 specimens

7. Hubbard, 1 specimen

8. Patty Pan, 2 specimens

9. Spaghetti, 1 specimen

10. Zucchini, green, less than 10", 2 specimen 11. Zucchini, yellow, less than 10",

2 specimens

Lot

1. Tomatillo, husks on

2. Grape

3. Paste

4. Red

5. Red cherry

6. Yellow

7. Yellow cherry

8. Yellow pear

9. Heritage, specify

Lot

1. Garlic, 3 bulbs

2. Leek, 3 specimens

3. Onion, pickling, 12 specimens

4. Onion, red dry, 5 specimens

5. Onion white dry, 5 specimens

6. Onion, yellow dry, 5 specimens

Lot

1. Apricot, 5 of one variety

2. Ground cherry, 12 of one variety

3. Muskmelon, oval, 1 of one variety

4. Muskmelon, round, 1 of one variety

5. Pears, 5 of one variety

6. Sour cherries, 12 of one variety

7. Watermelon, 1 of one variety


Lot

1. Beacon

2. Connell Red

3. Fireside

4. Haralred

5. Haralson

6. Hazen

7. Honeycrisp

8. Honey Gold

9. Northwestern

10. Prairie Spy

11. Red Barron

12. State Fair

13. Sweet Sixteen

14. Wealthy

15. Yellow Transparent

16. Zestar

17. Any other variety, specify

Lot

1. Centennial

2. Chestnut

3. Dolgo

4. Whitney


Lot

1. Alderman

2. Compass

3. La Crescent

4. Pipestone

5. Toka

6. Waneta


Lot

1. Beta or Alpha

2. Concord

3. Red Grapes

4. White or Green variety

5. Wine Grapes

6. Any other blue or black variety, specify

Lot 1. Black Raspberries, any variety

2. Blueberries, any variety

3. Golden Raspberries, any variety

4. Gooseberries, any variety

5. Red Currants, any variety

6. Red Raspberries, any variety

7. Strawberries, any variety


Class 9 - Other Produce Same variety, look alike

List Variety

Class 10 - Peppers

2 entries per person allowed in Lot #3. 5 specimens of same variety per entry.

List Variety

Class 11 - Squash

Class 16 - Crab Apples

Plate consisting of 8 apples of one variety

Class 17 - Plums

Single plate of 8 plums

Class 18 - Grapes

Plate with 3 bunches - List Variety

Class 19 - Small Fruits

½ pint of each, specify variety, if known List Variety

Class 15 - Apples

5 of one variety - List Variety

Class 14 - Fruits

List Variety

Class 12 - Tomatoes

Stems removed. Up to 2 entries per person allowed in Lot 9. 5 specimens per

lot unless otherwise specified. List Variety

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Lot

1. Basil

2. Cilantro, no flowers

3. Coriander

4. Dill

5. Mint

6. Oregano

7. Parsley, curly

8. Parsley, flat leaf

9. Rosemary

10. Sage, not Russian

11. Savory Summer

12. Tarragon

13. Thyme

14. Any other herb, specify

Lot

1. Beet

2. Cabbage

3. Carrot

4. Cucumber

5. Gourds

6. Kohlrabi

7. Muskmelon

8. Onion

9. Potato

10. Pumpkin

11. Squash, zucchini

12. Squash, any other variety

13. Tomato

14. Watermelon


Lot 1. Herb (3 stems each, 3 different herbs

in quart mason jar) 2. Salsa (e.g., tomato pepper, onion, herb)

3. Soup (e.g., carrot, onion, potato, herb)

Lot

1. Above ground crop

2. Root crop

Lot

1. Jr. Giant Cucumber

2. Jr. Giant Pumpkin

3. Jr. Giant Zucchini

4. Jr. Giant, any other

5. Seed art, 8" x 10", age 12 & under

6. Seed art, 8" x 10", age 13 to 18

7. Wild and freaky, above ground

8. Wild and freaky root

Class 20 - Herbs

3 stems. Flowers or seed heads on dill and coriander only.

Class 21 - Giant

Only 1st Place Premium is awarded per lot for $3.00

Class 23 - Wild & Freaky Produce Only 1st Place Premium awarded in each

lot for $3.00

Class 22 - Collection

3 specimens of each, 9 total

Sponsored by Douglas County Master Gardeners & Pro-Ag

Farmer’s Co-op

Placing Awards: 1st - $25, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $10 4th

- $5, 5th - $5, 6th - $5

Maximum height 5'

Must be free standing

Must be family appropriate

Entrant responsible for displaying

scarecrow in assigned spot. Area

must be cleaned when finished.

No electricity provided

No generators allowed

Pick up by 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug 19th

Bring Entries Aug 14th, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. SCARECROW CONTEST

Class 24 - Junior

(age 12 and under unless specified)

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DIVISION 4 – FOODS Jane McCrery, Superintendent

320-762-1989

All entries must be packaged before exhibiting in order to qualify for prizes. Canned items in sealed jars only. Lids will be marked

upon entering the item. All entries must be checked out with the superintendent before being removed from the premises. Entries will

be released at 6 p.m. on Sunday, the last day of the fair.

Only one 1st, one 2nd, and one 3rd place premium may be awarded in each Lot. A $5.00 Grand Prize premium may be awarded in

each major class, in addition to regular premiums in each Lot within a Class. Each exhibitor 17 years and younger, not receiving a

prize, will be given a green participation ribbon.

Red Star Yeast will provide merchandise award items to the Grand Prize winners in Classes

8 and 9, the Yeast Bread categories. To encourage people in the art of yeast baking, Red

Star Yeast will make available to all contestants in any food category, sample packets of

yeast and coupons.

Baked Goods score card:

Appearance ......................................... 25

Crust ..................................................... 5

Lightness............................................... 5

Texture ................................................ 10

Flavor/aroma ....................................... 35

Size/shape ............................................. 5

Tenderness .......................................... 10

Moisture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

TOTAL ............................................ 100

Food Preservation score card:

Appearance ......................................... 50

Size/shape ........................................... 15

Color ................................................... 15

Liquid ................................................. 15

(proportion to product)

Condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

TOTAL ............................................ 100

All Lots, 1st Place ... $3.00, 2nd Place ... $2.50, 3rd Place ...$2.00

Lot

1. Beans, string (green)

2. Beans, string (wax or yellow)

3. Beets

4. Carrots, cut

5. Corn

6. Peas

7. Mixed vegetables for soup

8. Sauerkraut

9. Tomato juice

10. Tomato sauce

11. Tomatoes

12. Any other

Lot

1. Apples, whole

2. Applesauce

3. Apricots

4. Blueberries

5. Cherries, Bing

6. Cherries, ground

7. Crab apples

8. Gooseberries

9. Grape juice

10. Peaches

11. Pears

12. Plums

13. Raspberries

14. Rhubarb

15. Strawberries

16. Any other

17. Best Collection of 6 pints of fruit to

be judged on general appearance

Lot

1. Beef

2. Chicken

3. Fish

4. Meatballs

5. Sausage

6. Venison

7. Any other

Class 1 - Vegetables

Use colorless pint glass jars. Rings do not have to be removed. No zinc lids

Class 2 - Fruit

Use pint jars. Juices can be in a quart.

Class 3 - Meat

Quart or pint

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Class - 6 Pickles

Use a colorless pint glass jar.

Class 8 - Yeast Breads

All baked products should be exhibited

Lot

Grand Prize Winner will receive a gift basket of

Rose City Bar-B-Que products.

Lot

1. White

Class 10 - Quick Breads

Lot

1. Apple butter

2. Apricot

3. Blueberry

4. Gooseberry

5. Grape

6. Peach

7. Plum

8. Raspberry

9. Rhubarb

10 Strawberry

11 Zucchini

12 Any other

13. Any other

Grand Prize Winners

in Classes 8 & 9 Will be awarded Red Start Merchandise Items.

To be eligible to win the Red Star Yeast

prizes, contestants must use Red Star Yeast

and attach an empty packet or photo to their

recipe entry.

7. Bread, pumpkin

8. Bread, rhubarb

9. Bread, zucchini

10. Bread, any other fruit

11. Bread, any other quick

12. Corn bread

13. Cream puffs (4)

14. Croissants (4)

15. Muffins, banana (4)

16. Muffins, blueberry (4)

17. Muffins, bran (4)

18. Muffins, chocolate chip (4)

19. Muffins, poppy seed (4)

20. Muffins, plain (4)

21. Muffins, rhubarb (4)

22. Muffins, zucchini (4)

23. Muffins, any other (4)

24. Scones (4)

on a s

a 6" plain paper plate and enclosed in large, clear Zip-lock style bag. One

mall loaf unless specified otherwise.

Lot Class 11 - Cake

1. Apple Lot 1/4 size satisfactory, MUST be unfrosted

2. Bean, green pod 1. Bread, cinnamon

3. Bean, yellow pod 2. Bread, oatmeal Lot

4. Beet 3. Bread, rye 1. Angel food

5. Bread and Butter 4. Bread, sticks 2. Any chocolate

6. Carrot 5. Bread, white 3. Applesauce

7. Dill 6. Bread, whole wheat or graham 4. Assorted cupcakes, decorated

8. Green tomato 7. Bread, any other yeast any occasion

9. Mixed 8. Buns, white (4) 5. Birthday or special occasion cake

10. Mustard 9. Rolls, caramel (4) 6. Banana

11. Rip Cucumber 10. Rolls, cinnamon (4) 7. Carrot

12. Sweet 11. Rolls, cloverleaf (4) 8. Chiffon

13. Sweet Chunk 12. Rolls, Parker house (4) 9. Chocolate Bundt

14. Watermelon 13. Tea biscuits (4) 10. Chocolate chip

15. Whole Cucumber 14. Tea ring 11. Ginger

16. Any other 12. Jelly roll

Class - 7 Relishes & Sauces Use colorless pint glass jar.

Class 9 - Bread Machine Breads

½ loaf

Class 4 - Jellies

Must be in ½ or 1 pint jelly glass without wax. Must be sealed with a lid.

1. Apple 2. Oatmeal

2. Black raspberry Lot 3. Rye

3. Cherry 1. Apple 4. Any other

4. Chokecherry 2. Barbeque

5. Grape 3. Beet

6. Plum 4. Catsup One small loaf or ½ large loaf. 7. Raspberry 5. Chili

8. Strawberry 6. Corn Lot

9. Any other 7. Cucumber 1. Bagels

10. Assorted jellies, 4 glasses, gift basket 8. Fruit 2. Baking powder biscuits

9. Salsa 3. Bread, banana

10. Spaghetti 4. Bread, date Class 5 - Jams

Must be in ½ or 1 pint jelly glass without wax. Must be sealed with a lid.

11. Tomato 5. Bread, gingerbread

12. Vegetable 6. Bread, poppy seed

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Class 11 - Cake cont.

13. Lemon bundt

14. Marble

15. Marble bundt

16. Mocha cakes (4)

17. Novelty cake (train, lamb, etc)

18. Poppy seed

19. Rhubarb

20. Spice

21. Sponge

7. Lemon

8. Oatmeal

9. Peanut

10. Peanut butter

11. Pumpkin

12. Raisin

13. Rice Krispies, (any variation)

14. Toffee

15. Unbaked

16. Any other (unbaked)

Lot

Grand Prize Winner

will receive a

$20 gift certificate from the

Scandinavian Gift Shop

22. Wedding or anniversary

23. White

24. Yellow

25. Zucchini

26. Any other cake

27. Any other bundt cake

Lot

1. Butter

2. Chocolate chip

3. Chocolate drop

4. Coconut

5. Date filled

6. Ginger/molasses

7. Honey

8. Ice box

9. M & M

10. Macaroons

11. Oatmeal chocolate chip

12. Oatmeal, drop

13. Oatmeal, flattened

14. Oatmeal raisin

15. Peanut

16. Peanut butter

17. Raisin filled

18. Rice Krispies

19. Rock

20. Sugar

21. Unbaked, using cereal

22. Unbaked, no cereal

23. White, rolled

24. Any other

Lot

1. Banana

2. Brownies, unfrosted

3. Chocolate chip

4. Coconut

5. Date

6. Honey

17. Any other (baked)

Lot

1. Bismarks

2. Long John

3. Plain

4. Raised

Lot

1. Apple

2. Blueberry

3. Cherry

4. Peach

5. Pumpkin

6. Raisin

7. Rhubarb

8. Any other

9. Small pie shell, not filled

Lot

1. Almond bark

2. Anise candy

3. Bon bons

4. Caramel

5. Caramel popcorn

6. Divinity

7. Fondant

8. Fudge

9. Microwave candy

10. Mints

11. Peanut brittle

12. Peanut clusters

13. Penuche

14. Taffy

15. Any other

1. Berliner Kranser

2. Finnish bread

3. Flat bread

4. Kolaches

5. Kringler

6. Krumkake

7. Lefse

8. Pizzelles

9. Rosettes

10. Sandbakkels

11. Spritz

12. Any other cookies

13. Any other

Lot

1. Biscuit mix

2. Cake mix

3. Cookie mix

4. Any other

Lot

1. Cereal mix

2. Fruit mix

3. Peanut mix

4. Popcorn mix

5. Any other

Class 18 Creative Mix

Use either commercial mix or your own and do your own thing. Bring 4" squares or 4 pieces. Recipe must be included on

Entry Day.

Class 19 - Pick Up Nibbles Adult. One cup in a

resealable plastic bag

Class 13 - Bars

4 each

Class 16 - Candies

Display 4 pieces

Class 15 - Pies

Individual pie 4 ½" round

Class 12 - Cookies - Adult

4 of each

Class 14 - Doughnuts

4 each

Class 17 - Baking typical of

Foreign Countries Display 4 each

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Gift Basket

Contest Use your creativity to construct

a special gift basket. It must include a variety of at least

3 misc. baked goods.

Lot Celebrate the fair Celebrate a new life Cooking around the world For the shut-in Happy Birthday Merry Christmas Wedding Meet the Neighbor Other

Gift Certificate Prizes:

1st Place....$20

2nd Place....$10 3rd Place.......$5

Lot

1. 1 pint extracted light

honey (need not be

sealed)

2. 1 pint extracted dark

honey (need not be

sealed)

3. Bars (4)

4. Buns (4)

5. Cookies (4)

6. Cake

7. Cinnamon rolls (4)

8. Other

Lot

1. Homemade noodles

2. Lard, homemade

3. Pie filling

4. Any other

Lot

1. Cake, 4" section

2. Candies, assorted tray

of 4 different candies

3. Christmas fruit bread

4. Christmas yeast bread

5. Cookies, assorted tray of

4 different cookies

Lot

1. Bars

2. Buns

3. Cake

4. Sauce

The Top Three Winners in

the three lots will receive

1 pound of Millerville Butter.

Lot

1. Butter cakes

2. Butter cookies

3. Butter pastries

4. Other

Grand Prize Winner

will receive a

Gift certificate

Gluten

Free Lot

1. Yeast breads

2. Quick breads

3. Buns

4. Bars

5. Cakes

6. Homemade pasta

7. Snacks

Diabetic Friendly

Lot

8. Bars

9. Cakes

10. Cookies

11. Snacks

Lot

1. Bread, yeast, ½ loaf

2. Bread, quick, ½ loaf

3. Cake, one 4" square

4. Candy, 4 pieces

5. Cookies, 4

6. Fruit, canned, 1 pint clear jar

7. Jam, ½ pint, no wax

8. Jelly, ½ pint, no wax

9. Vegetables, canned, 1 pint clear jar

10. Miscellaneous

Class 26 - Adults with Special Needs

Class 25 - Adapted Dietary Needs

Class 23 - Foods Made with

Maple Syrup

Class 22 - Christmas Baking

Small loaf or small pan

Class 21 - Miscellaneous Home specialties, small lots, when canned must be sealed with lids.

Class 24 - Everything’s

Better with Butter

This area features butter. Entries must use only butter as the fat ingredient. Each exhibitor will need to bring two

copies of their recipe for entries in this Division. Only baked products accepted

- no fillings, cream cheese frosting, custard, puddings or whipped cream.

Class 20 - Honey & Honey Baking In lots 3-8 the recipe must be attached and honey must be a prominent part of

the recipe/product.

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Lot

1. Dark Lager

2. Dark Ale

3. IPA

4. Light Lager

5. Light Ale

6. Mixed Style

7. Porter/Stout

8. Wheat/Belgian

9. Honey Weiss

10. Mead

11. Other

Grand Champion Winner will receive a

$20 gift certificate toward a wine kit from

Central Lakes

Restaurant Supplies

Kit Wine -

Lot

1. White

2. Red

3. Blush

4. Flavored

5. Port

6. Dessert

Country Wine -

Lot

7. Apple

8. Berry

9. Vegetable

10. Blended

11. Concord Grape

12. Minnesota Cold Hearty Grape

13. Stone fruit

14. Other, named

Lot

1. Beach

2. Children’s Party

3. Holiday

4. Nostalgic/Heritage

5. Picnic

6. Special Event

7. Cultural

8. Other

Class 27 - Homemade Beers Each entrant needs to enter two bottles of beer for each lot entered. Each entry

must be bottled in a clean bottle of at least 10 oz. Capacity. All beers must be

home brewed by an amateur and entered by the individual who brewed the beer. We prefer no identification markings on

the bottles. All entrants must be 21 years of age or older. Points will be deducted

for not following these instructions.

Class 28 - Homemade Wines Each entrant needs to enter two bottles of wine for each lot entered. Each entry must be bottled in a clean bottle of as least 750 mil. All homemade wines must be brewed by an amateur and entered by the individual who brewed the wine. We prefer no identification markings on the bottles. All entrants must be 21 years of age or older. Points will be deducted for

not following these instructions.

Class 29 - Table Setting

All supplies must be brought and set up on entry day. The exhibit should include

a place setting consisting of dishes, silverware, linens and centerpiece. A meal menu mounted on an 8" x 11"

poster (free standing) is also part of the entry. The display must be no larger

than 30" square. An area will be provided with neutral color for entrants

to set up their display.

Beer score card:

Bouquet/aroma. ................... 10 Appearance ........................... 5 Flavor .................................. 20 Body (full or thin) ................... 5 General quality .................... 10

TOTAL ................................... 50

U.C. Davis Wine score card:

Appearance ....................... 3 Bouquet/aroma. ................. 6 Taste ................................. 6 Aftertaste ........................... 3 Overall impression . . . . . 2

TOTAL ............................... 20

Table Setting score card:

Attractive appearance .......... 40 Casual or formal .................. 15

(appropriate to meal) Realistic ............................... 15 Correctly arranged ............... 15 Required components . . . . 15

TOTAL ................................. 100

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The following seven Junior Classes

are for ages 17 or younger.

Lot

1. Bread, dark (½ loaf)

2. Bread, sticks (4)

3. Bread, white (½ loaf)

4. Caramel rolls (4)

5. Cinnamon rolls (4)

6. Tea biscuits (4)

7. Any other yeast (½ loaf)

Lot

1. Biscuits, baking powder (4)

2. Bread, banana (one loaf)

3. Bread, pumpkin (one loaf)

4. Bread, zucchini (one loaf)

5. Corn bread (one loaf)

6. Doughnuts (4)

7. Muffins, plain (4)

8. Muffins, banana (4)

9. Muffins, blueberry (4)

10. Muffins, poppy seed (4)

11. Muffins, rhubarb (4)

12. Any other non-yeast

Lot

1. Angel Food

2. Bundt

3. Chocolate

4. Decorated cake, artificial base

5. Decorated cupcakes (4)

6. Sponge

7. Any other

Lot

1. Brownies

2. Cereal bars

3. Chocolate chip

4. Peanut butter

5. Toffee bars

6. Unbaked

7. Any other

Lot

1. Bon Bons

2. Caramel

3. Caramel popcorn

4. Decorated loaf sugar

5. Divinity

6. Fudge

7. Mints

8. Peanut butter

9. Penuche

10. Any other

1 cup

Class 32 - Jrs - Cake 1/4 size is satisfactory.

MUST be unfrosted

Class 35 - Jrs - Candies

Display 4 pieces

Class 31 - Jrs - Quick Breads

Class 34 - Jrs - Bars

4 of each

Class 30 - Jrs - Yeast Breads

Class 33 - Jrs - Cookies

4 of each

Lot 1. Assorted Christmas

2. Chocolate chip Class 36 - Jrs - Pick up Nibbles

3. Ginger snaps

4. Honey

5. Oatmeal Lot

6. Peanut butter 1. Cereal mix

7. Sugar 2. Fruit mix

8. Unbaked 3. Peanut mix

9. White, rolled 4. Popcorn mix

10. Any other 5. Any other

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DIVISION 5 - FLORICULTURE Tricia Oehlenschlager

320-808-9046

Rules to be observed by all exhibitors.

Come early if you have many entries, and please have your list of entries written down beforehand.

No more than 1 entry, per lot per person.

Exhibits to be picked up between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday evening.

Children 17 and younger will not be allowed to enter in any division other than the Junior Division.

The “Any other” categories must be an entry which is not already listed in another Division 5 Class.

No poisonous plants (ex: Angel Trumpet or noxious weeds) will be accepted. Household

plants should be in exhibitor’s possession 3 months before entering at the fair. Containers for

specimen flowers will be provided.

NO CONTAINERS LARGER THAN 14" DIAMETER WILL BE ACCEPTED IN CLASS 13 - POTTED

PLANTS; CLASS 14 - POTTED FOLIAGE PLANTS OR IN CLASS 17 - INDOOR PLANTS.

The maturity, form, color, stem length, botanical name and clean foliage are all points that should be considered.

Foliage should be attached to stem but not below water line.

Awards given only to quality judged entries. Correct flower name, either botanical or common, must be on tag

to be considered for Grand Champion. It is good practice for the exhibitor to score his/her own specimen before

entering the show as follows:

Only one 1st, one 2nd and one 3rd place premium may be awarded in each lot. A $5.00 Grand Prize premium may

be awarded in each class. Each exhibitor in the Junior Division not receiving a prize will be given a green

participation ribbon.

All Lots, 1st place ... $3.00, 2nd place ... $2.50, 3rd place ...$2.00 Grand Prize premium may be awarded in each class

Floriculture score card:

Color ................................................... 25 Texture & substance ........................... 25 Form .................................................... 15 Branch balance ................................... 10 Strength of stem or stalk ..................... 15 Healthy foliage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

TOTAL .............................................. 100

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Lot

1. Ageratum

2. Amaranthus, one stem

3. Aster, double, 3" & over

4. Aster, double, under 3"

5. Aster, any other not listed

6. Bachelor Buttons, blue

7. Bachelor Buttons, pink

8. Bachelor Buttons, white

9. Bachelor Buttons, any other

10. Bells of Ireland, 1 stalk

11. Calendula

12. Celosia, crested, 1 stem

13. Celosia, plumed, 3 stems

14. Cleome, 1 stem

15. Cosmos, single, pink

16. Cosmos, single, purple

17. Cosmos, single, red

18. Cosmos, single, white

19. Cosmos, single, yellow-orange

20. Cosmos, double, pink

21. Cosmos, double, purple

22. Cosmos, double, red

23. Cosmos, double, white

24. Cosmos, bicolor

25. Cosmos, any other not listed

26. Everlasting, any color

27. Gomphrena (Globe Amaranth)

28. Lantana

29. Lisianthus, blue

30. Lisianthus, pink

31. Lisianthus, white

32. Mallow

33. Nasturtium, any color

34. Salvia, blue

35. Salvia, red

36. Salvia, any other not listed

37. Scabiosa, any color, pin cushion

38. Snapdragon

39. Snapdragon, butterfly

40. Statice

41. Strawflower, Helichrysum

42. Sunflower, ornamental, 6" & over, 1 stem

43. Sunflower, ornamental, under 6"

44. Verbena

45. Zinnia, (Cactus), 4" & over

46. Zinnia, (Cactus), under 4"

47. Zinnia, bi-color, 4" & over

48. Zinnia, bi-color, under 4"

49. Zinnia, solid color, 4" & over

50. Zinnia, solid color, under 4"

Lot

1. Yellow, 3" and over

2. Yellow, under 3"

3. Orange, 3" and over

4. Orange, under 3"

5. Cream

6. Bi-color

7. Single, French, red

8. Single, French, yellow

9. Single, French, orange

10. Single, French, bi-color

Lot

1. Double, bi-color pink & white

2. Double, bi-color purple & white

3. Double, bi-color red & white

4. Double, bi-color lavender & white

5. Double, bi-color rose & white

6. Double, solid red

7. Double, solid pink

8. Double, solid purple

9. Double, solid white

10. Double, solid lavender

11. Double, solid rose

12. Single, bi-color

13. Single, red

14. Single, pink

15. Single, purple

16. Single, white

17. Single, lavender

18. Single, rose

19. Single, burgundy

20. Single, yellow

21. Single spreading, such as “Wave”

Lot

1. Balloon flower (Platycodon)

2. Carnations, any color

3. Chrysanthemum, dbl, 1-2"

4. Chrysanthemum, dbl, over 2"

5. Chrysanthemum, dbl, under 1"

6. Chrysanthemum, quill

7. Chrysanthemum, single

8. Clematis, blue, 3 separate uniform

vines all displayed on dowel

9. Clematis, white, 3 separate uniform

vines all displayed on dowel

10. Clematis, any other color not listed,

3separate uniform vines all displayed

on dowel

11. Coral Bells, (Heuchera) leaves & flowers

12. Coreopsis

13. Delphinium

14. Dianthus Pinks, double

15. Dianthus Pinks, single

16. Gaillardia

17. Globe Thistle, large

18. Heliopsis

19. Helenium (Sneeze Weed)

20. Liatris, white

21. Liatris, purple

22. Monarda

23. Pansies, blue, bi-color

24. Pansies, purple, bi-color

25. Pansies, white, bi-color

26. Pansies, yellow, bi-color

27. Pansies, any other not listed

28. Phlox, red, 1 stem

29. Phlox, lavender, 1 stem

30. Phlox, white, 1 stem

31. Phlox, pink, 1 stem

32. Phlox, blue, 1 stem

33. Phlox, any other color not listed, 1 stem

34. Cone flower, (Echinacea) purple

35. Cone flower, (Echinacea) white

36. Cone flower, (Echinacea) orange

37. Cone flower, (Echinacea) any other

not listed

38. Rudbeckia

39. Russian Sage, 1 stem

40. Solidago (Golden Rod)

41. Sea Holly

42. Sedum, 1 stem, blooming (Autumn Joy)

43. Sedum, 1 stem, stone crop variegated

44. Sedum, 1 stem, blue/purple Jack

45. Sedum, any other not listed, list name

46. Statice, German, 1 stem

47. Yarrow

Class 1 - Annuals

Each lot must be 1 color and 3

separate uniform stems unless

otherwise specified. Foliage attached

but not below water line.

Class 2 - Marigold

Each lot must be 1 color and 3 uniform

stems unless otherwise specified.

Foliage attached but not below the

water line.

Class 4 - Perennials Each

lot must be 1 color and 3

uniform stems unless otherwise

specified. Foliage attached but not

below the water line.

Class 3 - Petunia




water line.

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Lot

1. Gloriosa

2. Shasta

3. Painted

Lot

1. Green, super size, 1 leaf over 12" width

2. Green, lg, 3 leaves between 8-12" width

3. Green, med, 3 leaves between 5-

8" width

4. Green, sm, 3 leaves between 3-5" width

5. Blue, super size, 1 leaf over 12" width

6. Blue, lg, 3 leaves between 8-12" width

7. Blue, med, 3 leaves between 5-8" width

8. Blue, sm, 3 leaves between 3-5" width

9. Yellow, super size, 1 leaf over 12" width

10. Yellow, lg, 3 leaves between 8-12" width

11. Yellow, med, 3 leaves between 5-

8" width

12. Yellow, sm, 3 leaves between 3-5" width

13. White margined (all centers) med,

3 leaves between 5-8" width

14. Yellow margined (all centers) med,

3 leaves between 5-8" width

15. Green or blue margined (all

centers) med, 3 leaves between 5-

8" width

16. Any other margined (all centers)

sm, 3 leaves 3-5" width

17. Miniature, 3 leaves under 3" width

18. Any other not listed, med, 3 leaves

between 5-8" width

19. Any other not listed, sm, 3 leaves

between 3-5" width

Lot

1. Asian

2. Tiger

3. Trumpet

4. Oriental

Lot

1. Over 6", solid color

2. Over 6", bi-color

3. 3" to 6", solid color

4. 3" to 6", bi-color

5. Under 3", any 1 solid color, 3

uniform stems

6. Under 3", any bi-color, 3 uniform stems

7. Single petal, any 1 color, 3

uniform stems

8. Collarette any 1 color, 3 uniform stems

9. Pompom, any 1 color, 3" &

under, 3 uniform stems

10. Cactus, 6" and over

11. Cactus, under 6"

Lot

1. White

2. Pink

3. Blue

4. Bi-color

5. Green

6. Red

Lot

1. Favorite 3 different species of annuals

2. Favorite 3 different species of perennials

3. Favorite 3 roses

Class - 5 Daisy

Each lot must be 1 color and 3

uniform stems unless otherwise

specified. Foliage attached but not

below the water line.

Class 7 - Lily

Each lot must be 1 color and 1 stem

only, with stamens removed, unless

otherwise specified.

Class 9 - Dahlia

Dahlia to be displayed with 2 sets of

leaves only, disbudded, and 1 bloom

on 1 stem, unless otherwise

specified.

Class 6 - Hosta




water line.

Class 12 - Collection of Flowers

Cannot be same variety or color. Put

in one vase. Name varieties. Foliage

attached but not below water line.

Class 8 - Roses

Each lot must be 1 color with 1 stem

or 1 spray, foliage attached but not

below water line, unless


Class 10 - Gladiolus

Gladioli with markings shown

according to background color. One

spike only. No foliage. Miniatures

have blooms 3" and under.

Large over 3".

Lot

1. Climbing Rose, 1 stem Lot

2. Floribunda, pink, 1 spray 1. Large, cream

3. Floribunda, red, 1 spray 2. Large, green

4. Floribunda, white, 1 spray 3. Large, bi-color

5. Floribunda, yellow, 1 spray 4. Large, dark red

6. Floribunda, any other color, 1 spray 5. Large, orange

7. Hybrid tea, bi-color 6. Large, pink

8. Hybrid tea, orange 7. Large, lavender

9. Hybrid tea, peach 8. Large, purple

10. Hybrid tea, pink 9. Large, rose

11. Hybrid tea, red or scarlet 10. Large, salmon

12. Hybrid tea, rose 11. Large, scarlet

13. Hybrid tea, salmon 12. Large, white

14. Hybrid tea, white or cream 13. Large, yellow

15. Hybrid tea, yellow 14. Miniature, bi-color

16. Hybrid tea, any other color 15. Miniature, solid color

17. Miniature, any color, 1 spray

18. Shrub, any color, 1 spray

19. Shrub, single stem, any color Class 11 - Hydrangea

Name varieties. 1 stem unless


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13. Succulent, hanging

14. Varied colored foliage, hanging

15. Any other, hanging, list name

Lot

1. African violets, dbl, 1 plant

2. African violets, sgl, 1 plant

3. Begonia, fibrous, dbl

4. Begonia, fibrous, sgl

5. Begonia, tuberous, dbl

6. Begonia, Rex

7. Cactus

8. Geranium, dbl

9. Geranium, sgl

10. Gloxinia

11. Impatiens, New Guinea

12. Impatiens, dbl

13. Impatiens, sgl

14. Patio planter, no larger than 14" diameter

15. 3 favorite potted plants in container

not over 14" width

16. Any other potted, list name

17. Begonia, tuberous, hanging

18. Fuchsia, hanging

19. Geranium, hanging

20. Petunias, hanging

21. Impatiens, hanging

22. Spider, hanging

23. Bougainvillea, hanging basket

24. All other hanging, list name

Lot

1. Ornamental grass

2. Cactus

3. Coleus

4. Fern

5. Green foliage

6. Ivy

7. Succulent

8. Varied color foliage

9. Any other, potted, list name

10. Fern, hanging

11. Green foliage, hanging

12. Ivy, hanging

Lot

1. State Bird - Loon

2. Pine Cones & Such

3. Miss Daisy

4. Old West

5. Prickly Patch

6. Gone Fishin’

7. Fetch a Pail of Water

8. Land of Sky Blue Waters

Lot

1. Calla Lilly, 1 stem

2. Caladium, 1 stem

3. Cannas, 1 stem

4. Elephant Ears, 1 stem

5. Hibiscus, 1 stem

6. Water Cannas, 1 stem

7. Water Iris, 1 stem

8. Tropical, any other, 1 stem

9. Water Plants, any other, 1 stem

Lot

1. Flowering, must be in bloom

2. Foliage, no blossoms showing

Class 14 - Potted Foliage Plants

No blossoms showing; one or more

plants per container. All hanging

baskets must have a hook to hang.

No containers larger

than 14" diameter.

Class 16 - Tropical and Water Plants

Class 15 - Artistic Design

Designs can be viewed from one or

both sides. Flowers must be grown by

exhibitor. No artificial foliage. Will be

judged on containers, design and

specimens. Designs should be

securely anchored. No design entered

last year is eligible for prizes this year.

Committee can in no way be held

responsible for loss or damage to

containers or accessories. No

professional designers may enter.

Categories change each year.

Class 17 - Indoor Plants

No entry exhibited last year is

eligible for prizes this year. Judged

on container and specimen. All

hanging baskets must have a hook

to hang. One plant per container.

Cannot have same plant in Class 13

or 14. No containers larger

than 14" diameter.

Class 13 - Potted Plants

No entry exhibited last year is

eligible for prizes this year. Judged

on container and specimen. All

hanging baskets must have a hook

to hang. Blooming plants must be in

bloom. Can be more than one plant

per container unless specified as

one plant. No containers larger than

14" diameter.

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Class 17B - Marigolds

JUNIOR

DIVISION

Open to those 17 years old and younger. Flowers must be grown bythe exhibitor. 3 separate stems

with foliage attached unless otherwise specified but not below

water line. No leaves on Gladiolus. No noxious weeds. A Purple Ribbon

may be awarded for each “Best of Class”,

with one “Best of Show”.

10. Double, solid color

11. Double, bi-color

12. Spreading, such as “Wave”

All Lots, 1st Place ... $3.00,

2nd Place ... $2.50, 3rd Place ...$2.00

Lot

1. Aster

2. Bachelor Buttons, all one color

Lot

1. Dish Garden

2. Potted Plants

3. Terrarium, not over 10"

diameter container

Class 17H - Sunflower

Lot

1. Water Plant, any other, 1 stem,list

name

Lot

Lot

1. Daisy, Gloriosa

2. Tropical Plant, any other, 1 stem, list

name

1. Yellow, 3" and over 2. Daisy, Shasta

2. Yellow, under 3" 3. Daisy. Painted

3. Orange, 3" and over 4. Dianthus, double, one color

4. Orange, under 3" 5. Dianthus, single, one color

5. Cream 6. Echinacea, cone flower, purple

6. Bi-color 7. Echinacea, cone flower, white

7. Single, French, red 8. Echinacea, cone flower, any other

8. Single, French, yellow 9. Hydrangea, 1 stem

9. Single, French, orange 10. Pansy, purple

10. Any other not listed 11. Pansy, yellow

12. Pansy, blue

13. Pansy, white

14. Rudbeckia, 1 stem

15. My 3 favorite different perennials in 1

vase

Class 17D - Annuals

Class 17E - Perennials

Class 17A - Gladiolus

Class 17G - Containers

No containers larger

than 14" diameter

3. Celosia, 1 stem

4. Cosmos, any color

Lot 5. Dahlia, any color, 1 stem, 2 sets

1. Red, 1 stem of leaves

2. Yellow, 1 stem 6. Daisy

3. White, 1 stem 7. Snapdragon, one color Lot

4. Rose, 1 stem 8. Snapdragon, butterfly, one color 1. Large, 6 & over, bloom, any color, 1

5. Salmon, 1 stem 9. Viola, Johnny Jump-up, one color stem

6. Purple, 1 stem 10. Zinnia, 4" & over, solid color 2. Medium, 4-6" bloom, any color

7. Buff, 1 stem 11. Zinnia, under 4", solid color 3. Dwarf, under 4" bloom, any color

8. Orange, 1 stem 12. Zinnia, 4" & over, bi-color

9. Bi-color, 1 stem 13. Zinnia, under 4", bi-color

10.

11.

Miniature, solid color

Miniature, bi-color

14. My 3 favorite different annuals

in 1 vase Class 17I - Water and Tropical Plants

Class 17C - Petunias

Class 17F - Artistic Design

Lots change each year.

Lot 1.

Single, red

Lot

2. Single, burgundy 1. Under the Sea

3. Single, pink 2. Victory Garden

4. Single, purple 3. Climb a Tree

5. Single, white 4. Star Wars

6. Single, lavender 5. Wish Upon a Star

7. Single, rose 6. Old West

8. Single, yellow

9. Single, bi-color

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DIVISION 6 - HOUSEHOLD ARTS Kathy Franson, Superintendent

320-491-8918

Rules:

All items must be made by the exhibitor and must have been finished within the last year.

No articles exhibited in previous years are eligible for competition.

Items must be exhibited in the name of the maker and have never previously received a premium at the

Douglas County Fair.

All articles must be finished. Pictures, plaques and wall hangings must be ready to be hung.

Items that have been on display for sale, cannot be entered.

Only one 1st, one 2nd and one 3rd Place premium may be awarded in each Lot. A $5.00 Grand Prize premium

may be awarded in each Class, in addition to regular premiums in each Lot within a Class. Each exhibitor 12

years and younger not receiving a prize will be given a Green Participation ribbon.

Lot

1. Article made from nature’s materials

2. Artificial flowers (other than silk)

3. Baskets, made of cloth

4. Baskets, misc

5. Beadwork, no sequins

6. Bird bath

7. Bird feeder

8. Birdhouse, decorative

9. Birdhouse, miscellaneous

10. Bookmark

11. Bridal accessory

12. Bridal, miscellaneous

13. Button art

14. Calligraphy

15. Candle, misc

16. Candle making

17. Coasters

18. Creative writing

19. Cross Stitch

20. Cultural item

21. Decorated box

22. Decorated flip flops (new, judged

onlyon decorating)

23. Doll

24. Door stop

25. Duct tape item

26. Educational project

27. Educational toy

28. Embellishing, household article

29. Embellishing, table runner

30. Embellishing, small item

31. Embellishing, large item

32. Embellishing, miscellaneous

33. Fairy garden

34. Fishing lures

35. Fishing tackle

36. Foam art item

37. Garden decoration

38. Genealogy item (family tree, other)

39. Gift bag, decorated

40. Gourd art

41. Greeting cards, computer generated

42. Greeting cards, needlework (mounted

on cardboard)

43. Greeting cards, painted (mounted

on cardboard)

44. Greeting cards, photograph (mounted

on cardboard)

45. Greeting cards, miscellaneous

(mounted on cardboard)

46. Holiday item

47. Homemade bath salts

48. Homemade games

49. Homemade hand or body lotion

50. Homemade soap

51. Hooked wool items

52. Hotplate pad

53. Household accessories

54. Jewelry box

55. Jewelry, bracelet, must be mounted

56. Jewelry, earrings, must be mounted

57. Jewelry, necklace, must be mounted

58. Jewelry, pin, must be mounted

59. Jewelry, ring, must be mounted

60. Jewelry set, must be mounted

61. Jewelry, misc, must be mounted

62. Kite

63. Lamp

64. Latch hook

65. Leather work

66. Melted crayon

67. Metal work

68. Models, boat

69. Models, car

70. Models, plane

71. Models, rocket

72. Models, train

73. Models, tractor

74. Models, truck

75. Models, misc

76. Music box

77. Napkins

78. Needlepoint, Kit

79. Needlepoint on plastic (small item)

80. Needlepoint on plastic (large item)

81. Needlepoint, misc

82. Novelty item

83. Outdoor gear

84. Patriotic item, small

85. Patriotic item, large

86. Photo item, bl & wh, small framed,

under 8x10

87. Photo item, bl & wh, over 8x10, framed

88. Photo item, colored, small framed,

under 8 x 10

89. Photo item, colored, 8x10 & over, framed

90. Photo story (3-6 photos, b/w)

91. Photo story (3-6 photos, color)

92. Pin cushion

93. Pine cone art

94. Placemat

95. Plaster craft

Class 1 - Crafts

All Lots, 1st Place...$3.00,

2nd Place...$2.50, 3rd Place...$2.00

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Class 2 - Counted Cross Stitch Class 1 - Crafts cont. - 21. Hat/cap

96. Potholder 22. Hot plate holder

97. Pottery (fired clay) All Lots, 1st Place...$4.00, 23. Household accessory

98. Pressed or dried flowers 2nd Place...$3.50, 3rd Place...$3.00 24. Jewelry

99. Project done by man and woman 25. Machine crocheted item

100. Project done by parent and child Lot 26. Potholders

101. Punch needle 1. Bell pull 27. Purse

102. Puppet 2. Bookmark 28. Runner or dresser scarf

103. Purse 3. Christmas item 29. Scarf

104. Puzzle making and finishing ( not over 4. Clothing 30. Shawl

8 x 10) 5. Coasters 31. Slippers or socks

105. Pysanki (egg painting) 6. Doily, large 32. Sweaters

106. Quilted article (other than quilt) 7. Doily, small 33. Swedish weaving

107. Recycled article (made from material you 8. Greeting cards 34. Tablecloth

would throw away) 9. Holiday decor other than Christmas 35. Tatting doily, over 20"

108. Recycled glass art 10. Home accessory 36. Tatting doily, 14 - 20"

109. Refrigerator ornaments 11. Picture, small (8 x 10 & under) 37. Tatting doily, 8 - 14"

110. Restored article 12. Picture, large (over 8 x 10) 38. Tatting doily, under 8"

111. Robotics 13. Picture (hoop frame), small (under 8") 39. Tatting doily, miscellaneous

112. Scrapbook photo album 14. Picture (hoop frame), large (over 8") 40. Toy

113. Stained glass 15. Picture, extra large 41. Wall hanging

114. Stenciling on wood 16. Pin cushion 42. Work by men

115. Stenciling on miscellaneous 17. Runner or dresser scarf 43. Work by teenagers

116. Stepping stone 18. Sampler 44. Miscellaneous

117. String art 19. Set of pictures, small (8 x 10 & under)

118. Stuffed animal 20. Set of pictures, large (over 8 x 10) Class 4 - Embroidery

119. Suncatcher 21. Tablecloth

120. Table runner, misc 22. Towel All Lots, 1st Place...$4.00,

121. Taxidermy - bird 23. Work by teenager 2nd Place...$3.50, 3rd Place...$3.00

122. Taxidermy - fish 24. Miscellaneous

123. Taxidermy - game animal Lot

124. Tie-dying on fabric 1. Blue work

125. Tied Fleece, blanket Class 3 - Crochet 2. Candlewicking

126. Tied Fleece, other than blanket All Lots, 1st Place...$4.00, 3. Coasters, hand embroidered

127. Tote bag, decorated (lunch box, pop 2nd Place...$3.50, 3rd Place...$3.00 4. Coasters, machine embroidered

cans, license plates, etc)

5. Crewel

128. Trivet Lot 6. Crewel, set of pictures

129. Walking stick 1. Afghan, granny square 7. Dish towels hand embroidered (set of 3

130. Wall hangings (other than quilted) 2. Afghan, ripple stitch or more)

131. Wind chimes 3. Afghan, other stitch 8. Dish towels machine embroidered (set of

132. Wine cork art 4. Baby cap 3 or more)

133. Woodburning article 5. Bedspread 9. Dresser scarf/table runner

134. Wool item 6. Cape, poncho, vest 10. Edging

135. Work by men 7. Coasters 11. Hardanger, doily

136. Work by teenagers 8. Dish cloth 12. Hardanger, table runner

137. Work on a T-shirt 9. Doily, over 20" 13. Hardanger, miscellaneous

138. Wreath, fabric 10. Doily, 16" to 20" 14. Holiday item, hand embroidered

139. Wreath, natural materials (grapevine, 11. Doily, 12" to 16" 15. Holiday item, machine embroidered

etc) 12. Doily, 8" to 12" 16. Luncheon tablecloth, hand embroidered

140. Wreath, miscellaneous 13. Doily, under 8" 17. Luncheon tablecloth, machine

141. Miscellaneous 14. Set of doilies embroidered

15. Doll clothes 18. Machine embroidery item, lg (8x10 &

16. Edging and insertions (towel, pillowcase, over)

hanky, etc) 19. Machine embroidery item, sm (under

17. Fashion accessories (hats, gloves, etc) 8x10)

18. Felting, purse 20. Machine embroidery, picture, lg (8x10 &

19. Felting, misc over)

20. Filet crochet

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Class 5 - Professional Quilts

for profit or someone who is professionally

Class 4 - Embroidery cont. -

21 Machine embroidery, picture, sm

(under 8x10)

22 Machine embroidery,

miscellaneous

23 Pillowcases (set of 2), hand embroidered

24 Pillowcases (set of 2),

machine embroidered

25 Potholder

26 Red work

27 Sampler

28 Wall hanging, hand embroidered

(8x10 & over)

29 Wall hanging, hand embroidered

(under 8x10)

30 Wall hanging, machine

embroidered (8x10 & over)

6. Ceramics, glazed

7. Ceramics, holiday item

8. Ceramics, stained

9. Ceramics, Misc

10. Christmas item

11. Collage

12. Counted cross stitch

13. Crocheted article

14. Cross stitch

15. Duct tape item

16. Embellished article

17. Embroidery

18. Fleece item other than tied

19. Game

20. Greeting cards

21. Greeting cards, rubber stamped

64. Stenciling on fabric

65. Stenciling on wood

66. Stenciling, miscellaneous

67. Stepping stone

68. String art

69. Stuffed toy

70. Tie dying item

71. Tied fleece blanket

72. Toy

73. Wall decoration

74. Woodcraft

75. Work by 12 and under

76. Work by man

77. Work by teenager

78. Miscellaneous

31 Wall hanging, machine embroidered 22. Group project

(under 8x10) 23. Holiday item

32 Work on clothing 24. Household accessory

33 Work by teenager 25. Jewelry (must be mounted)

Class 7 - Youth ages 12 and Younger


2nd Place...$3.00, 3rd Place...$2.50

34 Miscellaneous 26. Knitted article Lot

27. Latchhook (small) 1. Arrangements in baskets

28. Latchhook (large item) 2. Bank

29. Leather craft 3. Basketry

A professional is a person who makes a 30. Magazine rack 4. Beadwork

business of consistently selling their work 31. Mobile 5. Bird feeder

employed in a related field. 32. Model boat 6. Bird house

PLEASE ENCLOSE A PHOTO 33. Model car 7. Boo-Boo item

OF YOUR QUILT. 34. Model plane 8. Bookmark

All Lots, 1st Place...$5.50, 35. Model rocket 9. Bug collection (up to 15 identified)

2nd Place...$5.00, 3rd Place...$4.50 36.

37.

Model tractor

Model train

10.

11.

Button art

Candle

Lot 38. Model misc 12. Candle holders

1. Appliqued 39. Needlepoint kit 13. Card making (2 mounted on tagboard)

2. Crib, appliqued 40. Needlepoint on plastic, small item 14. Ceramics (bisque, already fired)

3. Crib, pieced 41. Needlepoint on plastic, large item 15. Christmas article

4. Hand quilted and embroidered 42. Needlepoint, misc 16. Clay item, fired

5. Holiday 43. Paint by number, small item 17. Clay item, not fired

6. Machine quilted and embroidered 44. Paint by number, large item 18. Collage item

7. Original pattern 45. Painting, on canvas 19. Computer made greeting card, mounted

8. Pieced 46. Painting, on wood on cardboard or cork

9. Pieced and hand quilted 47. Painting, water color 20. Craft sticks (popsicle sticks)

10. Pieced and machine quilted 48. Patriotic item 21. Creative writing

11. Theme 49. Picture frame 22. Crocheted article

12. Wall hangings 50. Pillow 23. Cross stitch

13. Miscellaneous 51. Pillow case 24. Counted cross stitch

52. Placemats 25. Decorated flip-flops (new pair judged

Class 6 - Special Needs


2nd Place...$3.00, 3rd Place...$2.50

53. Plastercraft only on decorating)

54. Plastic canvas item 26. Derby car

55. Purse 27. Doll

56. Quilt 28. Doll clothes

Lot

1. Beadwork

2. Bird feeder

3. Bird house

4. Bookmark

5. Ceramics, antiqued 57. Quilted article other than quilt

58. Recyclable item (throw-away items)

59. Refrigerator magnets

60. Rubber stamping, miscellaneous

61. Rug

62. Scrapbook

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63. Sewn article 29. Dream catcher

30. Duct tape item

31. Educational project (done for school)

32. Embroidery

33. Fairy garden

34. Fishing item

35. Fleece item other than tied

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Class 8 - Holiday Crafts Class 7 - Youth cont. - 93. Pencil holder

36. Flower craft (not real flowers) 94. Photography, small, framed

37. Foam art item 95. Photography, large, framed All Lots, 1st Place...$3.50,

38. Game 96. Photography, black & white, framed 2nd Place...$3.00, 3rd Place...$2.50

39. Glass mosaic 97. Photography, colored, framed

40. Gourd art 98. Picture, 3-dimensional art Lot

41. Group project (3 or more) 99. Picture frame 1. Advent calendar

42. Hair accessory, mounted 100 . Pillow 2. Angel, sewn

43. Holiday item, Christmas 101. Pillow case 3. Angel, stuffed

44. Holiday item, Easter 102. Pine cone art 4. Angel, wooden

45. Holiday item, Halloween 103. Plaque 5. Christmas cards

46. Holiday item, Thanksgiving 104. Plastercraft 6. Christmas, cross stitch

47. Holiday item, Valentine’s Day 105. Pot holder 7. Christmas article, crocheted

48. Household accessory 106. Pottery, hand built 8. Christmas article, hand embroidered

49. Hunting item 107. Puppet 9. Christmas article, knitted

50. Item made of nature’s material 108. Purse 10. Christmas article, machine embroidered

51. Item made out of recyclable material 109. Puzzle making (no larger than 8x10) 11. Christmas article, needlepoint

52. Jewelry box 110. Quilt 12. Christmas article, painted on material

53. Jewelry, bracelet, mounted 111. Quilted article other than quilt 13. Christmas article, painted on wood

54. Jewelry, earrings, mounted 112. Refrigerator magnets 14. Christmas article, quilted

55. Jewelry, necklace, mounted 113. Robotics 15. Christmas article, sewn

56. Jewelry, pin, mounted 114. Rock painting 16. Christmas Stocking

57. Jewelry, set, mounted 115. Rubber band jewelry 17. Christmas Tree ornament

58. Key chain, mounted 116. Rubber stamped item 18. Christmas Tree skirt

59. Kit item 117. Sand art 19. Creche

60. Knitted item 118. Scrapbook 20. Door decoration

61. Latch hook 119. Sewn article 21. Easter item, large

62. Leather craft 120. Spin art 22. Easter item, small

63. Light switch covers, mounted 121. Stained glass 23. Halloween item, large

64. Loom weaving 122. Stenciling on fabric 24. Halloween item, small

65. Melted crayon art 123. Stenciling on wood 25. Other holiday items

66. Melty bead art 124. Stenciling, miscellaneous 26. Patriotic item

67. Metal work 125. Stepping stone 27. Picture

68. Mobiles 126. String art 28. Pine cone tree

69. Models, boat 127. Stuffed toy 29. Pot holders

70. Models, car 128. Suncatcher 30. Santa, crocheted

71. Models, plane 129. T-shirt, decorated 31. Santa, sewn

72. Models, rocket 130. Tie dying 32. Serging, large item

73. Models, tractor 131. Tied fleece blanket 33. Serging, small item

74. Models, truck 132. Tied fleece item other than blanket 34. Snowman, stuffed

75. Models, misc 133. Tin can art 35. Snowman, wooden

76. Napkin rings, set of 4 134. Toy, other than stuffed 36. St Patrick’s Day item

77. Needlepoint on fabric 135. Walking stick 37. Stenciling, misc

78. Needlepoint on plastic 136. Wall decoration 38. Stenciling on wood

79. Origami 137. Weaving by hand 39. Table cloth

80. Other holiday item 138. Wind chime 40. Table runner

81. Painting by number 139. Woodburning 41. Table or mantle decoration

82. Painting on canvas 140. Wood carving 42. Thanksgiving item, large

83. Painting on fabric 141. Wood finishing (includes painting and/or 43. Thanksgiving item, small

84. Painting on plastercraft, purchased gluing pieces together) 44. Valentine’s Day

85. Painting on wood 142. Woodworking 45. Wall decoration

86. Painting, miscellaneous 143. Work by 4 year old & under 46. Wooden Christmas article

87. Paper mosaic 144. Work by 5-6 year old 47. Work by teenager

88. Paper sculpting picture 145. Work by 7-8 year old 48. Wreath

89. Paper weaving 146. Work by 9-10 year old 49. Miscellaneous

90. Paper weight 147. Work by 11-12 year old

91. Paper-Mache 148. Wreaths

92. Patriotic item 149. Miscellaneous

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Lot

1. Afghan, crocheted

2. Afghan, knitted

3. Baptism outfit, crocheted

4. Baptism outfit, knitted

5. Baptism outfit, sewn

6. Bib

7. Blanket buddy

8. Booties, crocheted

9. Booties, knitted

10. Bunting

11. Burp Cloth

12. Cap

13. Counted cross stitch item, small

19 Lady’s sweater, machine knitted

20 Machine knitting, miscellaneous

21 Men’s sweater, hand knitted

22 Men’s sweater, machine knitted

23 Mittens, gloves, hand knitted

24 Mittens, gloves, machine knitted

25 Purse

26 Scarf, hand knitted

27 Scarf, machine knitted

28 Shawl

29 Slippers

30 Socks, hand knitted

31 Socks, machine knitted

32 Toy

33 Vest

34 Work by teenager

35 Work by men or boys

36 Miscellaneous

1.

Animal

2. Bird(s)

3. By number

4. Cartoon

5. Chest, small

6. Chest, large

7. Computer art

8. Decorative painting on furniture, small

9. Decorative painting on furniture, large

10. Dish towels (3 or more)

11. Dry media (pencil, crayon,

chalk charcoal, etc)

12. Floral

13. Folk art, small

14. Folk art, large

15. Greeting card

16. Hand painted plates, bowls, trays, etc

17. Holiday item

18. Household accessory

19. Landscape

20. Luncheon or tablecloth

14. Counted cross stitch item, large 21. Painting on canvas, over 8 x 10"

15. Crocheted set of 2 Class 11 - Pillows 22. Painting on canvas, under 8 x 10"

16. Crocheted set of 3 All Lots, 1st Place...$3.50, 23. Painting on glass

17. Knitted, dress 2nd Place...$3.00, 3rd Place...$2.50 24. Painting on wood

18. Knitted set of 2 25. Pen/ink

19. Knitted set of 3 Lot 26. Pillowcase (set of 2)

20. Mittens 1. Appliqued, by hand 27. Rosemaling, small item

21. Needlepoint on plastic, large item 2. Appliqued, by machine 28. Rosemaling, large item

22. Needlepoint on plastic, small item 3. Candlewicking 29. Saw blade

23. Nursery decorations/accessories 4. Counted cross stitch 30. Tole painting, small item

24. Sacque, kimono, or sleeper 5. Crocheted 31. Tole painting, large item

25. Sweater 6. Cross stitch 32. Toy

26. Toys 7. Embroidered, by hand 33. Wall decoration

27. Work by teenager 8. Embroidered, by machine 34. Watercolors

28. Miscellaneous 9. Felting 35. Work by men

10. Fleece 36. Work by teenager

Class 10 - Knitting


11. Hardanger 37. Work on clothing

12. Hooked 38. Work on velvet

13. Knitted 39. Miscellaneous

2nd Place...$3.50, 3rd Place...$3.00 14. Loom woven (top of pillow)

Lot

1. Afghan, using variety of yarns

2. Afghan, hand knitted

3. Afghan, machine knitted

4. Arm knitting

5. Bedspread

6. Cap, hat, or hood

7. Child’s sweater

8. Child’s sweater, machine knitted

9. Dish cloth

10. Doily

11. Doll clothes

12. Felting, machine

13. Felting, misc

14. Felting, pillow

15. Felting, purse

16. Felting, wearable item


18. Lady’s sweater, hand knitted

Needlepoint

15. Painted (tube, textile, folk)

16. Pieced and hand appliqued

17. Pieced and hand quilted

18. Pieced and machine appliqued

19. Pieced and machine quilted

20. Stenciled

21. T-shirt pillow


23. Miscellaneous

Class 12 - Painting


2nd Place...$3.00, 3rd Place...$2.50

Class 9 - Infants


2nd Place...$3.00, 3rd Place...$2.50

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Class 13 - Quilts

This lot is for either crib quilts or quilts that

will fit on a bed.

PLEASE ENCLOSE A PHOTO OF YOUR QUILT.


2nd Place...$5.00, 3rd Place...$4.50

Lot

Lot

1. Appliqued & hand quilted

2. Appliqued & machine quilted at home

3. Appliqued &

professionally machine

quilted

4. Bed runner, pieced & machine

quilted

5. Bed runner, hand pieced & quilted

6. Cheater quilt, hand quilted

7. Cheater quilt, machine quilted


9. Crib, appliqued

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10. Crib, appliqued and machine quilted

11. Crib, counted cross stitch

12. Crib, cross stitch

13. Crib, embroidered

14. Crib, machine quilted professionally

15. Crib, pieced and hand quilted

16. Crib, pieced, machine quilted at home

17. Crib, pieced and professionally

machine quilted

18. Crib, tied

19. Crib, miscellaneous

20. Cross stitch

21. Crazy

22. Embellishing

23. Embroidered by hand

24. Embroidered by machine

25. First quilt made

26. Group project (3 or more)

27. Lap

28. Mixed technique

29. Novelty quilt

30. Own creation

31. Painted

32. Photo quilt

33. Pieced, hand quilted

34. Pieced, machine quilted at home

35. Pieced, professionally machine quilted

36. Pieced and tied

37. Purchased printed panel

38. Quillow

39. Quilt & pillow or sham set

40. Rag

41. Recycled fabric

42. Special event quilt (anniversary, etc)

43. Theme quilt

44. T-shirt quilt

45. Tied

46. Work by men/boys

47. Work, by teenager

48. Miscellaneous

Lot

1. Braided wool

2. Braided cotton or synthetic

3. Crocheted, bread wrappers

4. Crocheted, rag

5. Crocheted, twine

6. Crocheted, yarn

7. Hooked wool (old fashioned)

8. Hooked, miscellaneous

9. Knitted (rags or yarn)

10. Latch hook

11. Rya

12. Woven - loom

13. Miscellaneous

Lot

1. Appliance cover

2. Applique, miscellaneous

3. Apron

4. Article made of used material

5. Backpacks

6. Bed runner

7. Clothespin bag

8. Coasters

9. Costumes

10. Curtains, 1 pair

11. Dish carrier

12. Dress, adult

13. Dress, adult fancy or party

14. Dress, child fancy or party

15. Doll clothes

16. Educational project

17. Fashion accessories

18. Fleece item, small

19. Fleece item, large


21. Jacket, lined

22. Jacket, unlined

23. Pajamas or nightgown

24. Pillowcases

25. Place mats, appliqued

26. Place mats, pieced

27. Quilted garment

28. Robe or housecoat

29. Serger, small item

30. Serger, large item

31. Shorts, child

32. Skirt

33. Sweatshirt, appliqued

34. Table cloth

35. Table runner, appliqued

36. Table runner, pieced and hand quilted

37. Table runner, pieced and

machine quilted

38. Tote bag

39. Toy

40. Two-piece outfit, child

41. Two-piece outfit, adult

42. Valance or swag

43. Vest

44. Western wear

45. Windsock

46. Work by men or boys


48. Miscellaneous

Lot

1. Afghan, crocheted

2. Afghan, knitted

3. Applique

4. Apron

5. Basketry

6. Bird feeder

7. Bird houses

8. Bookmarks

9. Caning

10. Casserole carrier/holder

11. Centerpiece

12. Ceramics

13. Child’s quilt

14. Christmas article

15. Clock

16. Coasters


18. Creative writing

19. Cross stitch

20. Crocheted article

21. Crocheted doily, under 8"

22. Crocheted doily, 8 to 12"



25. Crocheted mittens/gloves

26. Crocheted scarf

27. Crocheted socks/slippers

28. Crocheted sweater

29. Crocheted item, misc

30. Crocheted dish cloth

31. Dish towels, hand embroidered

32. Dish towels, machine embroidered

Class 14 - Rugs


2nd Place...$3.00, 3rd Place...$2.50

Class 15 - Sewing

Please provide suitable hangers for your

garments.


2nd Place...$4.00, 3rd Place...$3.50

Class 16 - Senior Citizen

(60 Years and Older)


2nd Place...$4.00, 3rd Place...$3.50

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Class 16 - Senior Citizen cont. - 89. Painting, water colors, large 8 x 10 &

33. Doll over

34. Doll clothes 90. Patriotic item

35. Dresser scarf/runner 91. Photography item, small, 4 x 6"

36. Easter item 92. Photography item, large, 8 x 10"

37. Edging (handkerchief, pillowcase, etc) 93. Photography item, miscellaneous

38. Embroidered tablecloth or luncheon cloth 94. Pillows

39. Embroidered pillowcases 95. Pin cushion

40. Embroidery, machine 96. Place mats

41 Embroidery, miscellaneous 97. Potholders

42. Fashion accessories 98. Project done by man and woman

43. Garden decoration 99. Quilted item other than wall hanging

44 Greeting cards, mounted or quilt

45. Group project (3 or more) 100. Quilted wall hanging, large 25 x 31" to Class 17 - Woodworking

46. Handbag 64 x 51" All Lots, 1st Place...$5.00,

47. Halloween item 101. Quilted wall hanging, small 24 x 30" 2nd Place...$4.50, 3rd Place...$4.00

48. Hardanger 102. Quilt, pieced and appliqued

49. Hooked item 103. Quilt, pieced and hand quilted Lot

50. Hot plate pad 104. Quilt, pieced and machine quilted 1. Bed set (head/foot board)

51. Household accessory 105. Rain gauge 2. Bench

52. Jewelry, bracelet, must be mounted 106. Recycled article (made from stuff that 3. Bird feeders

53. Jewelry, earrings, must be mounted would be thrown away) 4. Bird houses

54. Jewelry, necklace, must be mounted 107. Refrigerator magnet 5. Book ends

55. Jewelry, pin, must be mounted 108. Reupholstered item 6. Candle holder(s)

56. Jewelry, ring, must be mounted 109. Rosemaling 7. Carved bowl, 12" and under

57. Jewelry set, must be mounted 110. Rugs 8. Carved bowl, over 12"

58. Jewelry, misc, must be mounted 111. Sewn article 9. Carving, animal, bird or fish, painted

59. Infant item, knitted 112. Stuffed toy 10. Carving, animal, bird or fish, natural

60. Infant item, crocheted 113. Tablecloth, other than crocheted finish

61. Knitted dish cloth 114. Tatting, doily, over 20" 11. Carving, furniture

62. Knitted mittens/gloves 115. Tatting, doily, 14 to 20" 12. Carving, human, natural finish

63. Knitted scarf 116. Tatting, doily, 8 to 14" 13. Carving, human, painted

64. Knitted socks/slippers 117. Tatting, doily, under 8" 14. Carving, using what nature has to offer

65. Knitted sweater 118. Tatting, miscellaneous 15. Carving with stained finish

66. Knitted, miscellaneous item 119. Thanksgiving item 16. Carving, miscellaneous

67. Lamp 120. Toys or play item 17. Cedar chest

68. Lap robe 121. Valentine item 18. Chain saw carving

69. Leather work 122. Wall hanging 19. Chair

70. Magazine rack 123. Woodburning 20. Clock, small

71. Model boat 124. Woodcarving or whittling 21. Clock, large

72. Model car 125. Woodcraft article, large item 22. Coffee table

73. Model plane 126. Woodcraft article, small item 23. Cutting board

74. Model train 127. Wood turning article 24. Decoys

75. Music box 128. Work by person 70 & older, except 25. Doll house

76. Needlepoint, kit painting & woodworking 26. Doll house furniture

77. Needlepoint on plastic, small 129. Work by person 75 & older, except 27. End table

78. Needlepoint on plastic, large painting & woodworking 28. Foot stool

79. Needlepoint, misc 130. Work by person 80 & older, except 29. Games, wooden

80. Paint by number painting & woodworking 30. Gun rack

81. Painting, large item over 8 x 10" 131. Work by person 85 & older, except 31. Holiday item, small

82. Painting, small item painting & woodworking 32. Holiday item, large

83. Painting on canvas 132. Work by person 90 & older, except 33. Intarsia, wood inlay

84. Painting on clothing painting & woodworking 34. Intricate saw cutting

85. Painting on wood 133. Work by person 95 & older, except 35. Jewelry box

86. Painting, oils, small under 8 x 10" painting & woodworking 36. Lamp

87. Painting, oils, large 8 x 10" & over 37. Mirror

88. Painting, water colors, small under 38. Model, boat

8 x 10" 39. Model, car

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Class 17 - Woodworking cont. -

40. Model, plane

41. Model, tractor

42. Model, train

43. Model, truck

44. Model, miscellaneous

45. Musical instrument

46. Napkin/letter holder

47. Night stand

48. Outdoor furniture

49. Picture frame, large 8 x 10 and over

50. Picture frame, small, under 8 x 10

51. Plant stand/lamp table

52. Refinishing, small item

53. Refinishing, large item

54. Relief

55. School project, junior high

56. School project, senior high

57. Scroll sawing, small item

58. Scroll sawing, large item

59. Stereo cabinet

60. Trellis

61. Toy

62. Wall decoration

63. Wall shelf, small

64. Wall shelf, large

65. Walking stick

66. Wine rack

67. Wood burning

68. Wood lamination

69. Wood turning

70. Work done by a teenager

71. Work done by a woman

72. Yard decoration

73. Miscellaneous

14. Halloween

15. Infant item

16. Metallic/pearl acrylic

17. Mini item

18. Mythical creature

19. Other holiday

20. Overglazed (fired on metals/mother

of pearl)

21. Patriotic item

22. Religious item

23. Sandstone

24. Specialty, glazed

25. Stained, animal

26. Stained, Native American

27. Stained, glazed

28. Stained item, miscellaneous

29. Table or mantle decoration

30. Thanksgiving/harvest

31. Translucent, using many colors

of antiquing

32. Under glazed

33. Valentine’s Day

34. Village item

35. Wall hanging

36. Wedding

37. Work by man


39. Miscellaneous

Lot

1. Applique, small item

2. Applique, large item

3. Appliqued and professionally

machine quilted

4. Banners

5. Create your own, small item

6. Create your own, large item

7. Embellishing

8. Embroidered by hand, small item

9. Embroidered by hand, large item

10. Embroidered by machine, small item

11. Embroidered by machine, large item

12. Foundation piecing, small item

13. Foundation piecing, large item

14. Hand quilted, small item

15. Hand quilted, large item

16. Holiday, small item

17. Holiday, large item

18. Machine quilted, small item

19. Machine quilted, large item

20. Pieced and hand quilted

21. Pieced and machine quilted

22. Pieced and tied, small item

23. Pieced and tied, large item

24. Pieced and professionally

machine quilted

25. Work by man


Class 18 - Ceramics

Articles accepted only if completely

finished by entrant. Please have a soft towel or mat for ceramics to set on if you

wish.


2nd Place...$3.50, 3rd Place...$3.00

Class 19 - Scrapbooking

Please bring 1 page in a protective sleeve


2nd Place...$3.00, 3rd Place...$2.50

27.

28.

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2

Miscellaneous, small item

Miscellaneous, large item

Class 21 - Stamping

g 1 sample of each that is mounted.


nd Place...$3.00, 3rd Place...$2.50

Lot

1. Antiquing, one color Lot Lot

2. Bank 1. Birthday 1. Any holiday

3. Chalk 2. Holiday 2. Birthday

4. Christmas article 3. Children 3. Envelopes

5. Creche 4. Family 4. Fabrics

6. Dry brush 5. Hobby 5. Floral

7. Easter 6. Special event 6. Home decoration

8. Garden item 7. Sports 7. Humorous

9. Glazed dinnerware 8. Thank you 8. Jewelry

10. Glazed household accessory 9. Travel 9. Stationery/note cards

11. Glazed vase/pot, pitcher 10. Work by teenager 10. Wedding/anniversary

12. Glazed item, misc 11. Miscellaneous 11. Work by teenager

13. Glazed, one-stroke 12. Miscellaneous

Class 20 - Quilted Wall Hangings

Wall hangings should measure 24 x 30" for small

and 25 x 31" to 64 x 5' for large


2nd Place...$5.00, 3rd Place...$4.50

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DIVISION 7 - FINE ARTS

Ruth Barsness, Superintendent 320-852-9844

Rules

Directions must be followed in order for entries to be judged. Presentation counts.

1. All entries, except 3D exhibits, must be finished and ready to hang. Oil/acrylics must be framed or have the edges of stretched

canvas painted. Photography and all other works must be framed with glass/plexiglass and have eye screws with wire for

hanging on back. Zig Zag hangers and stand up backs are not acceptable methods for presenting at the fair.

2. To be eligible for an award, the exhibit must have been completed the previous year.

3. All work must be an original.

4. No more than one entry per person in each class.

5. In photography, only one photo per entry. One picture per frame.

6. Only one first, one second and one third place premium will be awarded in each lot.

7. A Best of Show is awarded for each of the 3 areas: Art, Young People’s Art and Photography. This is chosen from the Grand

Champion Winners in each of the 3 areas.

8. Grand Champion pays $5.00 and Best of Show pays $10.00

All Lots, 1st Place...$4.00, 2nd Place...$3.50, 3rd

Place...$3.00

9. A professional is an artist who makes a business of constantly selling their work for profit or someone who is

professionally employed in a related field. People entering in this class are not eligible for “Best of Show”.

All Lots, 1st Place...$4.00, 2nd Place...$3.50, 3rd Place...$3.00

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Lot

ART

Lot

1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners

2. Work by adults not in Lot 1



3. Work done by students in grades 9 - 12 or teens ages 14 -

18 enrolled in charter, alternative, or home school programs.

4. Work done by senior citizen, age 65 or older

Lot






Lot






Lot






Lot






3. Work done by students in grades 9 - 12 or teens ages 14 - 18

enrolled in charter, alternative, or home school programs.


Lot






Lot






Lot






Lot






Lot






Class 6 - Mixed Media Art

Class 2 - Watercolor

Class 3 - Pastel or Chalk

Class 4 - Pencil or Ink Drawings

Class 5 - Collage

Class 7 - Woodcuts and Etchings

Class 8 - Pottery or Sculpture of Any Media

Class 9 - Woven Items

Class 10 - Environmental

Artwork using recycled/found objects

Class 11 - Creative Art

Let your creativity flow - any medium

Class 1 - Oil, Acrylic, Tempura, and Gouache

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Lot






DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Lot

1. Open, any subject, manipulated or non-manipulated

NON-MANIPULATED PHOTOGRAPHY

Lot

1. Work done by Professionals. Open to any subject or medium

Lot



3. Work done by students in grades 9 - 12 or teens ages 14 -18



Class 19 - Digital Nature/Birds

Non-manipulated

Lot




PHOTOGRAPHY

4.


Work done by senior citizen, age 65 or older

Class 15 - Film Photography

Any Subject, black and white or color Class 20 - Digital Animals

Non-manipulated

Lot

1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners Lot

2. Work by adults not in Lot 1 1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners 3. Work done by students in grades 9 - 12 or teens ages 14 - 18 2. Work by adults not in Lot 1

enrolled in charter, alternative, or home school programs. 3. Work done by students in grades 9 - 12 or teens ages 14 - 18 4. Work done by senior citizen, age 65 or older enrolled in charter, alternative, or home school programs.


Class 12 - Portrait

Class 14 - Professional

Class 16 - Digital Photography by a Professional

Class 18 - Digital Landscape

Non-manipulated

Class 17 - Digital Portrait

Non-manipulated

Class 13 - Mini Art

Entries can be no larger than 7 x 9",

including outside frame measurements.

Lot






Lot

1.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners



4.



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Class 25 - Digital Portrait

Lot






Lot






Lot






Lot






DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY MANIPULATED

Manipulating is a change of color, lighting, texture and special effects.

Enlarging and cropping are not manipulating.

Include original 4x6 photo with entry.

Lot






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Manipulated Class 31 - Digital Pets

Manipulated Lot

1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners Lot

2. Work by adults not in Lot 1 1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners

3. Work done by students in grades 9 - 12 or teens ages 14 - 18 2. Work by adults not in Lot 1

4.






Class 21 - Digital Architecture/Buildings

Non-manipulated

Class 26 - Digital Landscape

Manipulated

Class 22 - Digital Action

Non-manipulated

Class 23 - Digital Pets

Non-manipulated

Class 24 - Digital Flowers

Non-manipulated

Class 27 - Digital Nature/Birds

Manipulated

Class 28 - Digital Animals

Manipulated

Class 29 - Digital Arcitecture/Buildings

Manipulated

Class 30 - Digital Action

Manipulated

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Lot






Lot






Lot






Lot






Lot






Lot

1. Open to nay age 14 and up. Any subject.

Lot

1. Open to any subject. Photo must be taken by entrant

YOUNG PEOPLE’S ART

Work done by Young People ages 1-13, enrolled in

public, charter, alternative and home school programs.

All Lots, 1st Place...$4.00, 2nd Place...$3.00, 3rd

Place...$2.00 All others will receive a participation ribbon.

Rules -

1. All entries, except 3D exhibits, must be finished and

ready to hang. Oil/acrylics must be framed or have the

edges of stretched canvas painted. Photography and

all other works must be framed with glass/plexiglass

and have eye screws with wire for hanging on back Zig

Zag hangers and stand up backs are not

acceptable methods for presenting at the fair.

2. To be eligible for an award, the exhibit must have been

completed the previous year.

3. All work must be original, not a copy.

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Class 38 - Special Needs - Ages 14 and Up

Class 33 - Digital Travel Pictures

(Open) Must be taken by Entrant

Class 34 - Digital Transportation

(Open) Boats, Autos, Trains, Space Ships

Class 35 - Digital Fair Pictures

(Open) Show us how you see the Fair

Class 36 - Creative Photography Create special effects using film, digital, or computer. Open to any subject.

Class 37 - Mystery Photo - What Is It?

Answer must be on back of the photo.

Class 39 - Paintings

Class 40 - Drawings

Class 41 - Three Dimensional Art

Class 42 - Environmental Art

Made from Recycled and Found Objects

Class 32 - Digital Flowers

Manipulated

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Young People’s - Photography

NOTE: manipulated photos by cropping and enlarging are not considered

manipulating. Manipulated photos are defined as change in effect, color,

lighting, texture, and special effects.

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Through Grade 3

2. Grades 4 - 6

3. Grades 7 - 8

Lot

1. Grades 1 - 8


Class 44 - Film Photography

Any Subject

Class 45 - Digital Photography - Animals

Non-manipulated

Class 46 - Digital Photography - Animals Any other subject or method.

Manipulated, include 4 x 6" original

Class 47 - Digital Photography - Landscape

Non-manipulated

Class 48 - Digital Photography - Landscape

Manipulated, include 4 x 6" original photo

Class 50 - Digital Photography - Nature

Any other subject or method.


Class 51 - Digital Photography

Any other subject or method.


Class 52 - Creative Photography

Create special effects using film, digital or computer


The answer must be fastened on the back

Class 54 - Special Needs

Any subject, any method. Must be taken by entrant.

Class 49 - Digital Photography - Nature

Non-manipulated

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DIVISION 8 - ENGINEERING & DESIGN Kathy Franson, Superintendent

320-491-8918

Premiums for Classes 1 through 8

1st Place - $5.00, 2nd Place - $4.00, 3rd Place - $3.00

Grand - $10.00

Class 1 - Aquatic Robotics

Design and build their own remote-operated vehicle (ROV) - Use and adapt it to monitor water quality. Teams of at least 3 youth or individuals may exhibit.

Exhibit suggestions - Display; Binder; Poster illustration of the process of doing the activity/project; ROV

Lot 1 - Adults - 18 and Older

Lot 2 - Youth - Grades 9 - 12


Class 2 - Aerospace

Flyable models should be ready for flight (engine should not be installed - do not include fuel); recovery system should be in place and operative. Airplanes should be balanced and ready for flight.

Exhibit suggestions - Flyable models built from a kit or your own design. Non-flyable models built from a kit or your own design. Exhibits may include model rocketry, model airplanes or flying display. Display of other equipment needed for aerospace project.




Class 3 - Computer

Computers may be used in judging, but emphasis is on documentation, screen print, and summary. Exhibitors are responsible for providing and securing any hardware used for judging; hardware may not be left on display. Reports and written summaries should be bound in a booklet or placed in a folder.

Exhibit suggestions - Display showing the parts of a computer and how they work, consumer choices involved when buying a computer; how computer software can be put to use. Include statement of purpose, written plan for use, and examples of use. Program/software developed by the exhibitor including a statement of objectives and discussion of the program. Program and software be original or adapted by the member from an existing program.




Class 4 - Consumer Technology Education

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Exhibitor should be able to explain his/her choices and the reasons for those choices.

Exhibit suggestions - Label comparison showing different types of labels and/or models of same included. Consumer comparison comparing several models of the same item, showing feature, costs, etc., with the best item selected and reasons why.




Class 5 – Electric A wiring diagram or schematic must accompany all electric and electronic exhibits.

Exhibit suggestions - Working electrical item constructed for home, yard or farm. Diagram of wiring in your home/farm showing switch locations, fuse boxes, wire size, capacities, fuse sizes, total bulk wattage, appliance wattage, number of circuits and types of wiring installations. Electronic item built from kit, plan or own design with an explanation of what it is and how it is used.

Display ideas - Careers in electrical field, electrical experiment (may or may not have worked); educational display used in teaching others, etc., (must not exceed 20 square feet of floor space.)




Class 6 - Renewable Energy A narrative booklet must accompany all displays.

Exhibit suggestions - Actual display, video, poster or book describing an actual working renewable energy project. Solar, wind, bio-fuels, hydro, etc., (must not exceed 6 ft x 6 ft of floor space.)




Class 7 - Engineering Design

Include description of the problem/challenge being solved. Include description of the process/steps undergone to solve problem exhibit.

Exhibit suggestions - Display, binder, poster illustrations of the process of doing the activity/project. Exhibit engineering design product. Display, binder, poster, web page exploring a related career. Lot 1 - Adults - 18 and Older



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Class 8 - Robotics

Note: the goal of the Robotics program is for the exhibitors to explore science, technology and engineering through designing and building a functioning robot. The robot can be either programmable or remote controlled. The robot can be created by an individual or a group.

Exhibits must be labled with name on all pieces of exhibit. Fair staff will not be responsible for lost, stolen or damaged robots or parts. Exhibits mey have a one-page report explaining the function, purpose and construction of the robot.

Exhibit suggestions - a robot, display, diagrams of programming, booklets, etc.




Class 9 - Rube Goldberg Machine Competition Pre-registration is required in order to reserve space for your exhibit. Register at www.dcmnfair.com

Teams will be asked to showcase their exhibit to the public periodically during the Douglas County Fair. Judging will be Friday night at 7 p.m. of the fair during a public presentation that your team will give.

Each member (regardless of age) should register in this class. Rube Goldberg is an overly complex contraption designed to accomplish a simple task. The RGMs emulate their namesake by using a variety of everyday items in a whimsical way to create a series of chain-reaction steps to accomplish a simple task. In the contest, exhibitors not only employ physics and engineering, but humor and storytelling, to create their RGMs. This activity is a team event of a t least 3 and no more than 10 members.

Requirements - Teams of at least 3. Minimum of 10 steps. Machine must operate in 2 minutes or less. Exhibit physical size limited to 6 ft x 6 ft of floor space. Explain one thing/step on the machine that they use science content and skills to help solve a problem/challenge.

Exhibit suggestions - Create a blog (web page) to show the Rube Goldberg Machine online. RG machine itself, display, binder, poster illustrating the process of doing the activity/project. Teams will be able to explain their Rube Goldberg machine to the judge and demonstrate their machine as well. These will be scheduled throughout Friday of the fair in 30 minute intervals and will be set up to avoid any other judging conflicts that team members may have. The second phase of the judging will consist of a showcase public event (Friday evening) where each team will demonstrate their machine. Both events are required and team representatives should be present for both events.

Team Competition Exhibits Premiums

1st Place - $100

2nd Place - $ 90

3rd Place - $ 80

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