2014 Columbia County Fair & Rodeo Static Venue
There are no entry fees for Static entries.
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Entries will be accepted only on Sunday, July 13th from 11am to 3pm and on Monday, July
14th, from 12noon to 8pm.
Entries will be released after 5:30pm on Sunday July 20th, 2014
Entries not picked up by July 24th will be disposed of.
Entries are limited to residents of Columbia County.
Age Categories for open class exhibits are as follows:
- Adult:
18 yrs and over
- Teen:
13 yrs —17 yrs
- Youth:
6 yrs —12 yrs
- Preschool:
Under 6 yrs
- Professional: One who sells Baked Goods. No “For Sale” signs or Business Cards.
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Entries must be clean and appropriately finished, i.e. pressed, blocked, starched, etc...
Entries must be the work of the exhibitor. Previous prize winning items or items more than 3 years
old are not eligible for competition.
Entries that require hanging must be mounted and ready, except for quilts. Exhibits of more than 1
piece must be securely fastened together.
Entries will be judged on general appearance, suitability of technique and material and neatness of
work.
All Exhibitor General Rules and Regulations apply to this division and can be found on the website
www.columbiacountyfairgrounds.com
For faster entering please bring address labels with your information already written.
FAIR THEME: COUNTRY ROOTS & COWBOY BOOTS
CLASSIFICATION
 Jr – Junior, Ages 1-17
 No – Novice, Age 18+
 Ex – Experienced, over (5) five years experience (Age 18+)
 Pr – Professional, sold any item in the past (3) years for more than cost of materials or placed in a
juried show in the past (3) three years (Age 18+)
 Gr – Group Made, Exhibitors should inform clerk of classification when submitting entries from a
Columbia County Fairgrounds * PO Box 74 * 58892 Saulser Rd * St. Helens, OR 97051
Phone 503-397-4231 * Fax 503-397-9704
www.columbiacountyfairgrounds.com
DIVISION 1 — QUILTS
Due to the overwhelming response in this community to quilting, we will be enforcing the one entry per
category rule to make judging time manageable. If you would like to bring quilts for display only,
they should be marked as such and will be displayed on a space available status.
If the quilt is not completely made by the exhibitor, it must be entered as group made or commercial input.
Quilt size categories will be:
 1. Bed size – larger than 264” perimeter
 2. Lap size – 264” to 210” perimeter
 3. Baby size – 209” to 144” perimeter
 4. Small/mini – less than 144” perimeter
(“Lot” on tag) (Applies to all classes)
Class:
1. Hand Applique
a. Hand quilted
b. Home machine quilted
c. Long-Arm machine quilted
d. Tied
e. Mixed Hand and Machine quilted
f. Commercial (paid another to quilt)
2. Machine Applique
a. Hand quilted
b. Home machine quilted
c. Long-Arm machine quilted
d. Tied
e. Mixed Hand and Machine quilted
f. Commercial (paid another to quilt)
DIVISION 1– Quilts
Class:
3. Hand Embroidered/Cross Stitched
a. Hand quilted
b. Home machine quilted
c. Long-Arm machine quilted
d. Tied
e. Mixed Hand and Machine quilted
f. Commercial (paid another to quilt)
4. Machine Embroidered
a. Hand quilted
b. Home machine quilted
c. Long-Arm machine quilted
d. Tied
e. Mixed Hand and Machine quilted
f. Commercial (paid another to quilt)
DIVISION 1 — QUILTS continued
Class:
5. Pieced
a. Hand quilted
b. Home machine quilted
c. Long-Arm machine quilted
d. Tied
e. Mixed Hand and Machine quilted
f. Commercial (paid another to quilt)
6. Novelty
a. Hand quilted
b. Home machine quilted
c. Long-Arm machine quilted
d. Tied
e. Mixed Hand and Machine quilted
f. Commercial (paid another to quilt)
7. Art Quilts (Nontraditional, Exhibitor’s original design)
a. Hand quilted
b. Home machine quilted
c. Long-Arm machine quilted
d. Tied
e. Mixed Hand and Machine quilted
f. Commercial (paid another to quilt
8. Quilted Home Décor
a. Hand quilted
b. Home machine quilted
c. Long-Arm machine quilted
d. Tied
e. Mixed Hand and Machine quilted
f. Commercial (paid another to quilt
1. Pillows
2. Quillows
3. Table Runners
4. Bowls
5. Placemats.
6. Potholders
DIVISION 2 — AFGHANS
Class:
1. Crochet
a. Afghan stitch
b. Pattern stitch
c. Granny Square
d. Motif
e. Hairpin
f. Any other
2. Knit
a. Plain
b. Pattern
3. Baby
a. Knit
b. Crochet
4. Any other
DIVISION 2 — QUILTS continued
Class:
9. Quilted Bags/totes
a. Hand quilted
b. Home machine quilted
c. Long-Arm machine quilted
d. Tied
e. Mixed Hand and Machine quilted
f. Commercial (paid another to quilt
10. Quilted Clothing
a. Hand quilted
b. Home machine quilted
c. Any Other
DIVISION 3 — BEDSPREADS
Class:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Crochet, medium thread
Crochet, coarse thread
Crochet, with yarn
Knit, medium weight-thread or yarn
Knit, coarse weight-thread or yarn
Any other
DIVISION 4 — RUGS
Class:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Braided
Crochet
Hooked
Woven
Any other
DIVISION (5 & 6) 5 — HAND KNIT CLOTHING, 6— MACHINE KNIT CLOTHING
Class (divisions 5-6):
1. Pullover sweater
a. Adult
b. Child
2. Coat sweater
a. Adult
b. Child
3. Ensemble (2 or more pieces)
a. Adult
b. Child
4. Vest
a. Adult
b. Child
5. Dress
a. Adult
b. Child
6. Stole or Poncho
7. Any other
DIVISION 7 — CROCHET ACCESSORIES
Class:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Child’s Sweater
Coat or Suit
Stole or Poncho
Sweater
Hat
Any other
DIVISION 8 — KNIT ACCESSORIES
Class:
1.
2.
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5.
6.
Gloves or Mittens
Hat
Scarf
Slippers
Socks
Any other
DIVISION 9 — DOLLS & TOYS
Class:
1. Dolls made from scratch
a. Sewn
b. Knit
c. Crochet
d. Felt
e. Other
2. Toys made from scratch
a. Sewn
b. Knit
c. Crochet
d. Felt
e. Other
3. Dressed Doll
a. Fashion
b. Character
4. Wardrobe (5 pieces)
5. Other
DIVISION 10 — INFANT WEAR (Birth to 2 Years)
Class:
1.
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5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Crochet Booties, Cap and Sweater
Crochet 2-piece ensemble
Knit Booties, Cap and Sweater
Knit 2-piece ensemble
Embroidered Dress, Kimono or 2 Bibs
Painted or Stenciled Dress, Kimono or 2 Bibs
Dress or woven fabric
2-piece ensemble knit or woven fabric
Layette of knit or woven fabric
Any other
DIVISION 11 — CHILDREN’S APPAREL
(Size 3x to 6x)
Class:
1.
2.
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5.
6.
7.
8.
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10.
11.
Blouse or Shirt of woven fabric
Coat or Jacket
Jumpsuit or Overalls
Knit Top or Dress
Painted T-Shirt
Pant and Top Ensemble
Skirt
Sleep-wear
Special Occasion Dress
Woven Fabric Dress
Any other
DIVISION 12 — GIRL’S APPAREL
(Size 7 to 14)
Class:
1. 2-piece Ensemble
2. Blouse or Shirt of woven fabric
3. Blouse or Shirt of knit fabric
4. Jumpsuit or Overalls
5. Knitted Crocheted Top or Dress
6. Skirt, Pant or Shorts
7. Sleep-wear
8. Special Occasion Dress
9. Woven Fabric Dress
10. Any other
DIVISION 13 — WOMEN’S APPAREL
(Size 7 to 14)
Class:
1. Knit Fabric Top
2. Woven Fabric Top
3. Coat
4. Jacket
5. Jumpsuit or Overalls
6. Knit Fabric Dress
7. Lingerie
8. Nightgown or Pajamas
9. Pantsuit
10. Robe or Cover Up
11. Shorts
12. Skirt or Culottes
13. Slacks
14. Special Occasion Dress
15. Swimsuit or Leotard
16. 2-piece Suit
17. 2 or 3-piece Active Sportswear Set
18. Wedding Dress
19. Wool or Wool like Dress
20. Woven Fabric Dress
21. Vest
22. Any other
DIVISION 14 — MEN’S APPAREL
Class:
1.
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8.
Jacket
Knit Fabric Shirt
Slacks
Sleep-wear
2-piece Active Sportswear Set
2 or 3-piece Suit
Woven Fabric Shirt
Any other
DIVISION 15 — BOY’S APPAREL
Class:
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8.
Jacket
Knit Fabric Shirt
Slacks
Sleep-wear
2-piece Active Sportswear Set
2 or 3-piece Suit
Woven Fabric Shirt
Any other
DIVISION 16 — TABLECLOTHS (Larger than 54”), 1
DIVISION 17 — LUNCHEON CLOTHS (36” to 54”)
Class:
1.
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6.
7.
Appliqué
Bobbin Lace Edge
Crochet Edge
Crochet, Fine Thread
Crochet, Medium Thread
Cutwork
Embroidered
a. Hand
b. Machine
8. Hardanger
9. Knitted
DIVISION 18 — APRONS
Class:
1. Party
2. Practical
3. Any other
DIVISION 19 — PILLOWCASES
Class:
1.
2.
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5.
6.
Appliqué
Bobbin Lace Edge
Crochet Edge
Cross-stitch
Cutwork
Embroidered
a. Hand
b. Machine
7. Tatted Edge
8. Any other
DIVISION 20 — DRESS / BUFFET SCARVES & TABLES RUNNERS
Class:
1.
2.
3.
4.
All Crochet
Crochet, Tatted or Bobbin Lace Edge
Cutwork
Embroidered
a. Hand
b. Machine
5. Any other
DIVISION 21 — HOUSEHOLD ACCESSORIES
Class:
1. Towels – 2
a. Appliqué/pieced
b. Embroidered
(Please write in size column)
i. Hand
ii. Machine
c. Lace edged
d. Other
2. Potholders/Hot pads – 2
a. Crochet
b. Knit
c. Fabric
d. Other
3. Dishcloths – 2
a. Crochet
b. Knit
c. Other
4. Place mats – 4
a. Crochet
b. Knit
c. Fabric
d. Other
5. Napkins
a. Applique/pieced
b. Embroidered
1. Hand
2. Machine
c. Lace edged
d. other
5. Nursery Ensemble (2 or more pieces)
a. Crochet
b. Knit
c. Fabric
d. Other
6. Other
DIVISION 22 — WALL PANELS & PICTURES
Class:
1. Appliqué (Not Quilted)
a. Hand
b. Machine
2. Cotton Rayon or Wool Embroidery
3. Counted Cross-stitch
4. Fabric Frame or Album
5. Hardanger
6. Hoops
7. Lathed
8. Needlepoint
9. Painted
10. Pieced (Not Quilted)
a. Hand
b. Machine
11. Russian Embroidery
12. Wall Sampler, Embroidered
a. Hand
b. Machine
13. Any other
DIVISION 23 — PILLOWS (Must be stuffed)
Class:
1. Counted Cross-stitch
2. Crochet
3. Embroidered
a. Hand
b. Machine
4. Knit
5. Latch work
6. Needlepoint, Crewel or Barquillo
7. Any other
DIVISION 24 — CENTERPIECES (Larger than 14),
DIVISION 25 — DOLLIES (14” and Under)
Class:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Bobbin Lace, Crochet or Tatted Trim
Crochet
Cutwork
Embroidered
a. Hand
b. Machine
Hardanger
Knit
Tatted
Any other
DIVISION 26 — CHAIR & DAVENPORT SETS
(3 pieces)
Class:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Crochet, Tatted or Knit
Embroidered
Hardanger (Not shown elsewhere)
Painted or Stenciled
Any other
DIVISION 27 — BAGS
Class:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Crochet
Knit
Needlepoint
Plastic Canvas
Woven Fabric
Any other
DIVISION 28 — MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Class:
1.
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5.
6.
Christmas Stockings
Christmas Ornaments – 3
Christmas Wall Hanging
Christmas Tree Skirt
Decorated Neck Scarf
Hankies
DIVISION 28 — MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES continued
Class:
7. Embellished Bought Garment
a. Embroidered
b. Painted
c. Applied objects
d. Other
8. Embellished Bought Article
a. Embroidered
b. Painted
c. Applied objects
d. Other
9. Recycled – used things reused
a. Garments
b. Accessories
c. Household
10. Any other
DIVISION 29 — WEAVING
Class:
1. Afghan or Throw
2. Baby Blanket
3. Pillow
4. Rug, Rag Weft
5. Rug, Yarn Weft
6. Scarf or Shawl
7. Table Linen
8. Towel
9. Wall Hanging
10. Yardage – 1 to 12 yd. minimum
11. Any other
DIVISION 30 — HAND SPINNING
All yarns are to be exhibited in skeins and labeled with breed of fleece if known or type and source of
fiber. Dyed skeins are to be labeled with fiber type and dyed source. The intended use of the yarn
needs to be stated on all skeins.
Class:
1. Cotton or Cotton Blends
2. Dyed Wool Single-Ply
3. Dyed Wool Two-Ply
4. Dyed Wool Multi-Ply
5. Exotic Animal
6. Natural Wool Two-Ply
7. Natural Wool Single-Ply
8. Natural Wool Multi-Ply
9. Novelty Yarn
10. Wool Blend Single-Ply
11. Wool Blend Two-Ply
12. Wool Blend Multi-Ply
13. Any other
DIVISION 31 — HAND SPUN KNITTED ITMES
1. Any other
2. Garments
3. Hats
4. Mittens
5. Slippers
6. Socks
DIVISION 32 — HAND SPUN CROCHET ITMES
Class:
1. Garments
2. Hats
3. Mittens
4. Slippers
5. Socks
6. Any other
DIVISION 33 — FELTED ITEMS
Class:
1. Garments
2. Hats
3. Mittens
4. Slippers
5. Any other
DIVISION 34 — FREE MOTION
The following section is limited to work done FREE MOTION on a sewing machine designed for normal
sewing. (Additional categories may be assigned by the Superintendent as needed.)
Class:
1. Appliqué
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
2. Beading
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
3. Bobbin Work
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
4. Cutwork
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
5. Free Motion Embroidery (Luny used in Crewel Designs, 3-D objects, self-made fabrics)
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
6. Free Motion Quilting
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
7. Lace Making
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
8. Manipulated Fabric Design (i.e. wrinkling, pleating, tucking, smocking, etc.)
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
9. Multi-media (hand painted background with thread enhancement, stamping, dying, etc.)
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
10. Portrait Technique
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
11. Recycled object used in machine embroidery
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
DIVISION 34 — FREE MOTION continued
The following section is limited to work done FREE MOTION on a sewing machine designed for normal
sewing. (Additional categories may be assigned by the Superintendent as needed.)
Class:
12. Silk ribbon by machine
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
13. Thread Painting (3 separate lots)
a. Straight stitch
i. Regular sewing machine
ii. Specialty sewing machine
b. Side stitch
i. Regular sewing machine
ii. Specialty sewing machine
c. Combination of Straight stitch and Side stitch
i. Regular sewing machine
ii. Specialty sewing machine
14. Other Technique (Stitching through metal, roving, tea bags, other unusual objects, etc.)
a. Regular sewing machine
b. Specialty sewing machine
DIVISION 35 — NON FREE MOTION OR PROGRAMMED STITCHES
(The following section is limited to work done NON FREE MOTION with either a sewing machine designed for normal sewing, or on special embellishment machines. (Programmed stitches, cams, computer cassettes))
Class:
1-14. Appropriate number from division 34 (specify on entry form)
15. Decorative stitches used in a unique and artful way
Columbia County Fairgrounds * PO Box 74 * 58892 Saulser Rd * St. Helens, OR 97051
Phone 503-397-4231 * Fax 503-397-9704
www.columbiacountyfairgrounds.com
TEXTILE SPECIAL AWARDS
 Columbia County Fair Board will sponsor one high point Plaque
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Pat Olson, NW Mortgage Group, Inc. will sponsor a $15 cash award to be given at the Superintendent’s discretion
 Fiber & Stitches will sponsor awards to the following:
+ Best Senior Quilt — one $50 Gift Certificate
+ Best Professional Quilt — one $50 Gift Certificate
+ Best Amateur Adult Quilt — one $50 Gift Certificate
 Sally McCarrick Memorial Award sponsored by Oregon Flock & Fiber
- $25 to the best in Adult Spinning
- $25 to the best Junior Spinning
**CHECK BACK FOR MORE AWARDS**
Columbia County Fairgrounds * PO Box 74 * 58892 Saulser Rd * St. Helens, OR 97051
Phone 503-397-4231 * Fax 503-397-9704
www.columbiacountyfairgrounds.com