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Directors: Lucy Combest 502-543-6696 Brenda Eddington 502-955-0444 Delores Mudd 502-543-7226 Note: There will be a $2.00 entry fee per exhibitor (Exception: No fee for children 16 years and under.)
RULES: 1. All entries are to be entered on Monday, June 13, 2011, between the hours of 8:30 AM-noon. 2. All entries must be made within the calendar year of June 1, 2010 through June 13, 2011 or not to have been exhibited before. 3. Exhibitors limited to Bullitt County residents or members of the Bullitt County Extension Homemakers. 4. No individuals may have more than one entry in each class number. If entered in the wrong class, entry may not be judged. 5. Each entry will be judged on its quality. Therefore, a single entry in a category may merit a first, second, third or no ribbon. 6. The Bullitt County Fair Board will not be responsible for any article exhibited. Care will be given to handling of articles, and precautions will be taken to give reasonable protection to all exhibits. 7. Exhibitors MUST remove articles on Saturday, June 18, 2011 from 6 - 8 p.m. 8. Any exhibitor removing exhibits prior to 6 p.m. on June 18, 2011 will forfeit prize money. 9. Rules for individual categories take precedence. NOTICE: If you plan to exhibit more than 12 items, please make arrangements for an early registration form. Early registration forms can be picked-up at Thomason & Sohm Building, 216 S. Buckman Street. Special entry table will be provided if possible. Recommendation: Bring address labels. Questions: Contact a director.
YOUTH ENTRIES: Open to Bullitt County youth 16 years of age and younger. See general rules. Youth items will be labeled with “Y” in front of the entry number for all divisions (Ex. Y B35).
OPEN CLASS PREMIUMS: Each winning entry will be awarded ribbon and points as follows: Culinary and horticulture: Premiums Points $5.00 Blue ribbon 15 $3.00 Red ribbon 10 $2.00 White ribbon 5
Special Awards - Grand Champion Pie: All pies entered will be eligible for a grand prize of twenty-five ($25) dollars. A rosette winner will be chosen from the blue ribbon winners from each pie category. Grand Champion Cake: All cakes entered will be eligible for a grand prize of twenty-five ($25) dollars. A rosette winner will be chosen from the blue ribbon winners from each cake category. DIVISION CHAMPIONS: Class champion rosettes will be given to each of the following classes: 1)Baking, 2)Canning, 3)Horticulture, 4)Flowers & Plants, 5)Textiles, 6)Craft & Hobby, 7)Art, 8)Photography
Grand Champion rosette will be given to entrant with most points.
Division One-Baking Chairperson: Brenda Eddington and Marlene Dawson
Rules: 1. See General Rules. 2. Baked goods must be on sturdy paper or plastic plates. 3. No commercial mixes to be used except B20. 4. Each entry must be the exhibitor's own work. BREAD 101 Corn Muffin or sticks (4) 102 Home-made Biscuits (4) 103 White Bread (l/2 loaf) 104 Dark Grain Bread (1/2 loaf) 105 Fruit Bread (l/2 loaf) 106 Vegetable Bread (1/2 loaf) 107 Nut Bread (1/2 loaf) 108 Sweet Yeast Bread/Rolls (4) 109 Sour Dough Bread (1/2 loaf) 110 Favorite Muffins (4) 111 Favorite Bread (1/2 loaf) (any kind not mentioned) PIES (1/4 pie must be displayed on a sturdy paper or plastic plate.) 112 Fruit Pie 113 Peanut Butter Pie 114 Cream or Custard Pie (No meringue) 115 Nut Pie 116 Chess Pie 117 Vegetable Pie 118 Favorite Meringue Topped Pie 119 Favorite Pie (Any kind not mentioned)
CAKES (Two layer limit, 1/4 cake displayed on sturdy paper or plastic plate) 120 Quick and Easy Cake made with a Commercial Mix and your Special Ingredients 121 Chocolate Cake with Chocolate Frosting 122 Pound Cake, No Frosting 123 Coconut Cake 124 Fruit Cake (any fruit) 125 Nut Cake 126 Yellow Cake, Any Frosting 127 White Layer Cake, Any Frosting 128 Favorite Cake (Any kind not mentioned)
SPECIAL DESSERT (1/4 cake displayed on sturdy paper or plastic plate) 129 Italian Cream Cake 130 Carrot Cake 131 Your Favorite Cheese Cake 132 Upside Down Cake, Any Fruit 133 Any Cake in a 13x9 Pan 134 Fruit Cobbler 135 Cupcakes (4) 136 Decorated Cake 137 Favorite Dessert (Any kind not mentioned)
CANDY (Six pieces per entry; displayed on a sturdy paper or plastic plate) 138 Chocolate Fudge, No nuts 139 Chocolate Fudge with nuts 140 Peanut Butter Fudge 141 Nut Brittle 142 Bourbon Balls 143 Divinity 144 Any Candy Not Mentioned
COOKIES and BARS (Four pieces per entry; displayed on a sturdy paper or plastic plate) 145 Brownies, traditional 146 Brownies with additional ingredients 147 Oatmeal Cookie 148 Chocolate Chip Cookie 149 Peanut Butter Cookie 150 Sugar/Butter Cookie (no icing) 151 Bar Cookie 152 No Bake Cookie 153 Favorite Cookie (Any kind not mentioned)
DIVISION TWO: CANNED GOODS Chairperson: Debbie Hester and Opalene Roark Rules: 1. All canned food must be in a clear standard quart or pint canning jar with metal lids and rings. 2. All goods must have been canned after the 2010 Bullitt County Fair. 3. Individual’s name must not be affixed to the jar. 4. No paraffin seals will be accepted. 5. Jams, Jellies, Preserves and Butters will be accepted in jelly jars. CANNED VEGETABLES 201 Beans, other than green beans 202 Tomatoes 203 Corn 204 Sauerkraut 205 Potatoes 206 Beets 207 Green Beans 208 Peas 209 Soup Mixture 210 Carrots 211 Miscellaneous Vegetable
CANNED JUICES, SAUCES & SALSA 212 Tomato Juice 213 Salsa Sauce, with tomatoes 214 Salsa Sauce, other than with tomatoes 215 BBQ Sauce 216 Chili Sauce 217 Spaghetti Sauce 218 Grape Juice 219 Apple Juice 220 Miscellaneous juice, sauce, or salsa
CANNED FRUIT 221 Apples 222 Peaches 223 Blackberries 224 Cherries 225 Pears 226 Applesauce 227 Miscellaneous Fruit
JELLY, JAM, PRESERVES, BUTTER 228 Strawberry Jelly 229 Blackberry Jelly 230 Apple Jelly 231 Peach Jelly 232 Pepper Jelly 233 Grape Jelly 234 Cherry Jelly 235 Miscellaneous Jelly
236 Strawberry Jam 237 Blackberry Jam 238 Cherry Jam 239 Miscellaneous Jam
240 Pear Preserves 241 Peach Preserves 242 Miscellaneous Preserve
243 Apple Butter 244 Peach Butter 245 Miscellaneous Butter
PICKLES AND RELISHES 246 Sweet Pickles 247 Dill Pickles 248 Bread & Butter Pickles 249 Beet Pickles 250 Pepper Pickles 251 Pickled Okra 252 Pickled Vegetable 253 Pickled Fruit 254 Miscellaneous Pickle
255 Corn Relish 256 Sweet Relish 257 Chow Chow Relish 258 Miscellaneous Relish
DIVION THREE: HORTICULTURE Chairperson: June Dawson and Kathy Etherton Rules: See General Rules. Exhibitor must grow entry in most recent growing season. Horticulture entries must be placed on a sturdy paper or plastic plate or aluminum pie pan and accompanied in large ziploc bag except for displays. If any item begins to smell, the Fair Board will dispose of it. For Display: Tops cut off of root crops. Full head of lettuce and cabbage. One row of leaves off cauliflower and broccoli. All vegetables must be grown by exhibitor. SINGLE VARIETIES 301 Beets (3) 302 Bunch of beans (2 dozen) 303 Peas in pod (2 dozen) 304 Head of cabbage (1) 305 Head of cauliflower (1) 306 Head of broccoli (1) 307 Potatoes (3) 308 Onions (3) 309 Squash (3) 330 Cucumbers (3) 311 Leaf Lettuce (3) 312 Bell Pepper (3) 313 Tomatoes (3) 314 Hot Pepper (3) 315 Garlic (3) 316 Radish (3) 317 Banana Pepper (3) 318 Fresh Herbs (single variety) 319 Fresh Herb Display (3 or more varieties) 320 Any variety not mentioned above 321 Gourd Display (5 or more, last year’s crop)
Division Four: FLOWERS & PLANTS Chairperson: June Dawson and Kathy Etherton Rules: 1. See General Rules. 2. Entry must be in entrant's possession at least 40 days prior to June, 2011. 3. Exhibitor must be non-professional. 4. Multiple plantings must be grown together 3 weeks prior to fair date. 5. Plants must have a drainage saucer. 6. All potted plants and hangings must be in pots not exceeding 10 inches across top. 7. All attempts will be made to care for exhibit - care instructions must be provided to assure proper care.
CUT SPECIMEN
401 Rose Bud Specimen 402 Rose Arrangement 403 One Rose Specimen 404 Three Rose Specimen 405 Kitchen Arrangements 406 Mixed Bouquet 407 Flowering Annual (3 stalks) 408 Flowering Perennial (3 stalks) 409 Roadside Combo Arrangement (fresh wild “weeds”) 410 Herb (single variety –several stems) 411 Miscellaneous Cut Specimen
CONTAINER GROWN 412 Hanging Container Plant 413 Hanging Mixed Planting (3 varieties) 414 Blooming Potted Plant 415 Non-Blooming Potted Plant 416 Mixed Herb Planting (3 varieties) 417 African Violet 418 Terrarium 419 Dish Garden (3 or more plants) 420 Fern 421 “Unique” Named Plant 422 Animal Named Plant 423 Miscellaneous Container Grown Plant
Class Five: TEXTILES Chair: Pat Perkins , Kathleen Potts and Carol Morgan RULES: 1. See general rules 2. The Bullitt County Fair Board acknowledges that quilt top construction and actual quilting of piece are two separate skills often done by separate individuals. For this reason, each will be judged separately. An entry tag for each skill must be filled out and attached to quilt. No additional entry fee will be charged.
QUILTS: Traditional 501 Hand Pieced, Hand Quilted 502 Applique Quilt (Hand Applique, Hand Quilted) 503 Senior Citizen Quilt (Hand Pieced, Hand Quilted) 504 Non Traditional Kit (Hand or Machine Pieced, Hand or machine quilted) (Yo Yo), embroidered, Cross Stitch, Tied, Crazy quilt 505 Non Traditional (Yo Yo embroidered, cross stitch, tied crazy quilt) 506 Hand Pieced, Machine Quilted 507 Hand Pieced, Hand or Machine Quilted 508 Holiday Quilt 509 First Quilt 510 Wall Hanging 511 Baby Quilt 512 Friendship Quilt (2 to 3 people) 513 Group Quilt (4 or more people) 514 Story Quilt (Include why this quilt is special) 515 Any Quilt not listed above 516 Antique quilt (over 50 years old)
CROCHETING 517 Crocheted Table Runner 518 Crocheted Afghan no larger than 60x68 519 Crocheted Baby Afghan 520 Crocheted Baby Set 521 Crocheted Baby Bedspread 522 Crocheted Doily 523 Crocheted Clothing 524 Miscellaneous Crochet
KNITTING 525 Knitted Clothing 526 Knitted Afghan 527 Knitted Baby Afghan 528 Knitted Baby Set 529Knitted Scarf 530 Miscellaneous Knit
STANDARD HAND EMBROIDERY 531 Guest Towel 532 Pillowcase 533 Clothing 534 Miscellaneous Standard Hand Embroidery
MACHINE EMBROIDERY 535 Guest Towel 536 Pillowcases 537 Clothing 538 Miscellaneous Machine Embroidery
FRAMED STICHERY 539 Counted Cross Stitch (No Kit) 540 Counted Cross Stitch (Kit) 541 Cross Stitch (No Kit) 542 Cross Stitch (Kit) 543 Miscellaneous Stitch
WEARING APPAREL 544 Quilted Apparel 545 Vest 546 Blouse 547 Skirt 548 Dress 549 Necktie 550 Child Apparel, dress-up 551 Child Apparel, casual 552 Smocked Item 553 Denim Garment 554 Applique Apparel 555 Polar Fleece Apparel 556 Apron - Half Style 557 Apron –Full Style 558 Jacket 559 Any Clothing not mentioned
INFANT ARTICLES 560 Baby Dress (infant to size 3) 561 Smocked Items 562 Baby Bib (1) 563 Baby Blanket –embroidery-cross stitch 564 Handmade Diaper Bag 565 Miscellaneous Infant Article
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 566 Pillowcase (other than embroidered) 567 Place Mat (1) 568 Table Runner 569 Pin Cushion (1) 570 Pot Holder (2) 571 Fabric Wall Hanging 572 Handmade Rug 573 Miscellaneous Household Item
DOLLS & TOYS 574 All Cloth Doll 575 Porcelain/Ceramic Doll (may have cloth torso or body) 576 Character Doll 577 Stuffed Animal 578 Dressed Doll (attire judged ) 579 Any toy such as ball, puppet, book 580 Pillow Case Doll 581 Miscellaneous Doll or Toy
PILLOWS 582 Baby Pillow 583 Quilted Pillow 584 Crocheted or Knitted Pillow 585 Crewel Pillow 586 Embroidered Pillow 587 Quillow 588 Miscellaneous Pillow
CHRISTMAS/HOLIDAY ARTICLES 589 Tree Skirt 590 Table Runner 591 Stocking 592 Door Decoration 593 Wreath 594 Apron –half size 595 Apron - full size 596 Group of stitched Christmas Ornaments 4-6, must be tied together 597 Miscellaneous Textile Holiday
Divison Six: CRAFT AND HOBBY Chairperson: Fay Crumbacker, Peggy Crenshaw and Pam French See general rules.
FOLK/TOLE PAINTING (NO gourds) 601 Holiday Item - Easter 6022 Holiday Item - Halloween 603 Holiday Item - Christmas 604 Seasonal Item 605 Painted Box 606 Plaque 607 Free Standing Wood Item
GOURDS 608 Christmas Gourd 609 Character Gourd 610 Theme Painted Gourd 611 Container - bowl, vase, etc. with or without lid 612 Decorated Gourd Birdhouse 613 Planter Gourd- must include plant, real or artificial 614 Wood Burned Gourd 615 Pen and Ink Gourd 616 Christmas Ornament 617 Gourd Purse 618 Woven Gourd Basket 619 Miscellaneous Decorated Gourd
WOODWORKING 620 Small Furniture 621 Small item made of painted wood 622 Wooden Toy 623 Small item made of natural wood no larger than 24” x 24” 624 Yard Art 625 Walking Stick 626 Quilt Rack 627 Utility Item –Something that can be used 628 Any Wood carved item 629 Miscellaneous Woodcraft
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Flowers must be the main element in arrangement 630 Holiday Arrangement 631 Table Arrangement 632 Bridal Bouquet 633 Wreath or Door Decoration 634 Miscellaneous Flower
SCRAP BOOKING ( 1 or 2 pages) 635 Heritage 636 Baby 637 Birthday 638 Halloween 639 Easter 640 Christmas 641 Sports 642 School 643 Vacation 644 Family 645 Miscellaneous page(s) 646 Novelty Scrapbook
MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS 647 Decorated Commercial Wreath 648 Decorated Homemade Wreath 649 Decorated Jacket 650 Decorated Sweatshirt 651 Decorated Vest 652 Decorated Hat 653 Decorated Ornament 654 Recycled Craft Item 655 Birdhouse (not to exceed 12x12 inches) (no gourds) 656 Stepping Stone 657 Miscellaneous Craft/Hobby
BEADING 658 Angel 659 Necklace 660 Bracelet 661 Ear Rings 662 Pendant 663 Set (Bracelet, Necklace, Ear Rings) 664 Miscellaneous Beading
BASKETRY Hand Woven Basket 665 Reed Basket 666 Basket with Dyed Materials 667 Basket for Household Use 668 Basket with Wood Base 669 Woven Tote Basket 670 Novelty Basket 671 Miniature Basket; 5 inches or less 672 Leather Basket 673 Leather Accent Basket 674 Miscellaneous Hand Woven
PURSES AND TOTES 675 Clutch 676 Fabric purse or tote 677 Leather/Leather Accents 678 Embroidery/Machine or Hand 679 Quilted Tote or Purse 680 Novelty 681 Miscellaneous Purse/Tote
ANTIQUES Rules: 1. No organization or business may enter. 2. No professional may enter. 3. To be considered an antique the item must be at least 50 years old. See general rules. 682 Letter or Document 683 Kitchen Item 684 Holiday Item 685 Child’s Toy 687 Advertising Item 688 Costume Jewelry Item
Divison Seven: ART Chairperson: Judy Frisby, Robin Tomlinson and Jean Oney Rules: 1. See General Rules. 2. Item must be framed or mounted with proper fixtures (wire and screw eyes). Item that is not ready to hang will not be accepted. 3. All work must be original. No kits allowed. 4. Item (except oil, lacquer, acrylic) must have a protective covering. 5. Item must have been completed since June, 2010. 6. Student’s exhibits that are on regular school art paper are to be mounted on sturdy poster board or mat board.
PROFESSIONAL AND ADULTS 701 Painting (oil, lacquer, acrylic, etc.- representational, realistic) 702 Painting (oil, lacquer ,acrylic, etc. - abstract) 703 Portraits (any medium except sculpture) 704 Watercolors (any subject transparent) 705 Charcoal or pencil drawing 706 Pastels 707 Marker 708 Sculpture, any medium, animal 709 Sculpture, any medium, mask 710 Sculpture, any medium, abstract
STUDENT (GRADES 9-12) 711 Painting (oil, lacquer, acrylic, etc.) 712 Portrait (any medium except sculpture) 713 Watercolor (any subject transparent) 714 Charcoal or Pencil Drawings 715 Pastels and Crayons 716 Marker 717 Sculpture, any medium, animal 718 Sculpture, any medium, mask 719 Sculpture, any medium, abstract
STUDENT (GRADES 5-8) 720 Painting (oil, lacquer, acrylic, etc.) 721 Portrait (any medium) 722 Watercolors (any subject) 723 Charcoal or Pencil Drawings 724 Pastels and Crayons 725 Markers 726 Sculpture, any medium, animal 727 Sculpture, any medium, mask 728 Sculpture, any medium, abstract
STUDENT (GRADES 1-4) 729 Painting (oil, lacquer, acrylic, etc.) 730 Portrait (any medium) 731 Watercolor (any subject) 732 Charcoal or Pencil Drawing 733 Pastels and Crayons 734 Markers 735 Sculpture, any medium, animal 736 Sculpture, any medium, mask
PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN 737 Art Project (crayons, fingerprints, pencil) 738 Sculpture, any medium, animal 739 Sculpture, any medium, mask 740 Any not mentioned
Divison Eight: PHOTOGRAPHY Chairperson: Judy Frisby, Robin Tomlinson and Jean Oney Rules: 1. Contest open to all amateur photographers. Entrants must abide by all entry rules of the Open Division and Photography Section. 2. Each entrant is permitted one entry only in each division. A copy of a photograph that has been entered in one division cannot be entered in any other division. 3. All photographs must be original work of the artist (with the exception of the actual printing). If the print itself, color or black & white has also been developed by the exhibitor, please specify on the back of the mount. 4. All photographs must be mounted on standard mount board (any color) or similar bard 16 x 20 inches. Foam-core mounts are acceptable, provided total thickness does not exceed l/4 inch. Plastic shrink-fit covering is permitted, but glass or frames are prohibited. No Masonite, corrugated, or thin poster board is acceptable. No matting is accepted. 5. The photographic image must not be smaller than 7 1/2 inch x 9 1/2 inch, maximum size, up to 16 x 20 inches (bleed) is permitted. 6. Prints meeting the above specifications will be judged. 7. Pictures must have been taken between July 2010 - June 2011. 8. Name of photographer may not appear on front of photograph or mount board. 9. Photographs in digital division must be sole work of the entrant. AMATEUR Divisions - BLACK AND WHITE 801 Portrait; Classic posed (a pose depicting the likeness of a person's head, shoulders or full figure, wherein the individual is the only center of interest.) 802 Portrait; candid; not posed 803 Still Life; an arrangement of inanimate objects, such as flowers, fruits, glass pottery or other objects 804 Nature; animals 805 Nature; plant life 806 Scenic; landscape 807 Scenic; structure: city skyline, buildings, bridges, etc. 808 Pictorial; all other pictures not mentioned above, including abstracts, etc. Titling of picture optional.
AMATEUR Divisions - COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 809 Portrait; Classic, posed (a pose depicting the likeness of a person's head, shoulders or full figure, wherein the individual is the only center of interest) 810 Portrait; candid; not posed 811 Still life; an arrangement of inanimate objects such as flowers, fruit, glass pottery or other objects 812 Nature; animals 813 Nature; plant life 814 Scenic; landscape 815 Scenic; structure: city, skyline, buildings, bridges, etc. 816 Pictorial; all other pictures not mentioned above, including abstracts, etc.
AMATEUR Divisions - DIGITAL CAMERA/COMPUTER GENERATED , BLACK & WHITE OR COLOR 817 Portrait; classic, posed (a pose depicting the likeness of a person's head, shoulders or full figure, wherein the individual is the only center of interest) 818 Portrait; candid not posed 819 Still life; an arrangement of inanimate objects such as flowers, fruit, glass pottery or other objects 820 Nature; animals 821 Nature; plant life 822 Scenic; landscape 823 Scenic; structure: city, skyline, buildings, bridges, etc.) pictures 824 Pictorial; all other not mentioned above, including abstracts, etc. |