HOME ECONOMICS
Department Q
HOME ECONOMICS
(Central Air Conditioned Building)
Superintendent - Lynne Beasley, Warsaw, MO
660-438-7265
Asst. Superintendent - Carol Ackerman, Sedalia
Asst. Superintendent - Georgia Reid, Houstonia
Clerical Supervisor - Janice Cave, Sedalia
Office Help - Sherry Woodman, Sedalia
Contest Coordinator Contest Coordinator - Debra Barb, Warsaw
Contest Coordinator - Jackie Barb, Warsaw
Office Help - Nancy Romig, Pilot Grove
Office Help - Barbara Ryan, Sedalia
Judge - Sue Branson, Sedalia
Judge - Jean Breshears, Warsaw
Judge - Sandy Burns, Richmond
Judge - Kathy Cary, Marshall
Judge - Susan Gray, Harrisonville
Judge - Paula Crosier, Sedalia
Judge - Louetta Kullmann, Lincoln
Judge - Betty Lenz, Marshall
Judge - Donna Rothermich, Alma
Judge - Joan Lewis, Warsaw
Judge - Becky Schnakenberg, Sedalia
Judge - Sharon Wadley, Sedalia
Judge - Leslie Carrol-Bartlett, Nevada
Judge - Nancy Coleman, Richmond
Judge - Barbara Rohr, Sedalia
Judge - Chelsea Kehde, Sedalia
Judge - Eileen Frazier, St. Louis
Judge - Anet Moore, Warsaw
Judge - Thelma Frazier, Warsaw
Judge - Joann Konopasek, Warsaw
112th Annual Missouri State Fair • Sedalia - August 7-17, 2014
SECTIONS REPRESENTED
Household Arts - Foods - Preservations
Amount offered in this Department by State Fair.................$6,142.00
Specials.....................................................................................$6,679.00
Total offered in this Department.......................................... $13,146.00
JUDGING PROGRAM
Monday, August 4
Closed Judging of Foods, Household Arts and Preservation
Thursday, August 7
10:00 a.m. Cooking with Missouri Wine Contest, Dish Contest
2:00 p.m. Cooking with Missouri Wine Contest, Just Desserts Contest
Friday, August 8
10:00 a.m. Tyson Chicken Recipe Contest
2:00 p.m. Bothwell Regional Health Center's "Baking Sugar Free Recipe Contest"
Saturday, August 9
10:00 a.m. Missouri Beef Council "Ground Beef" Recipe Contest
2:00 p.m. Family Heirloom Recipe Contest
Sunday, August 10
10:00 a.m. Missouri Conservation Agents Association, Wild Game, Fish Cook-off
12:00 p.m. Missouri Conservation Agents Association, Nature’s Harvest Cook-off
Monday, August 11
NEW
10:00 a.m. "Harvest the Fun" Fresh Vegetable Salad Contest
2:00 p.m. "Harvest the Fun" Fresh Fruit Salad Contest
NEW
Tuesday, August 12
10:00 a.m. Your Best Cobbler Recipe Contest, ages 19 & over
2:00 p.m. International Specialty Cookie Contest, ages 18 & under NEW
Wednesday, August 13
9:30 a.m. Fastest Fingers in Missouri Crochet Contest
10:00 a.m. Fastest Fingers in Missouri Knitting Contest
10:30 a.m. Fastest Fingers in Missouri Tatting Contest
(Contestants for Fastest Fingers do not need to be pre-entered.)
2:00 p.m. A-1 Rotary Well Drilling "Cupcakes Fit for a Queen Contest"
Thursday, August 14
9:30 a.m. Department of Agriculture "First Lady's Pie Contest"
Friday, August 15
10:00 a.m. Missouri State Rabbit Producers Recipe Contest
2:00 p.m. Honeysuckle White Turkey Recipe Contest
Saturday, August 16
10:00 a.m. Lick Your Chops, Missouri! Cooking Contest
Sunday, August 17
3:00 p.m. Any Christmas Stocking Contest Auction
All contests must be pre-entered by July 21, with the exception of the Fastest Fingers Contest and First Lady's Pie Contest.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Please read ALL instructions carefully.
Entry Fees are: 1 through 5 articles - $5.00; 6 through 20 articles $10.00; 21 through 35 articles - $15.00; 36 through 50 articles - $20.00;
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51 though 75 articles - $25.00; 76 though 100 articles - $30.00; 101 or
more articles - $35.00.
For "Protest and Appeal" please refer to the "General Rules" of this
premium guide.
If an exhibitor or employee, in an inappropriate and public manner,
makes exception to the judging or ruling of the judge, awarding committee,
superintendent or any official of the Missouri State Fair, said exhibitor or employee shall be expelled and prohibited from competing for a
premium or exhibiting on the grounds until he makes proper apology and
is reinstated by order of the Fair Director.
Exhibitors are responsible for their own errors and those of their
agents in filling out entry blanks.
Any attempt by an exhibitor, either personally or through an agent, to
corrupt the judges or exert undue influence, will subject the offender to
expulsion from the grounds and he or she will thereafter be prohibited from
exhibiting or other privileges.
1.Exhibitors in this department must be Missouri residents. Proof of
residence may be required. Entries need not have been entered or
won at a county fair in order to be eligible for competition at the
Missouri State Fair.
2.All exhibitors must comply with the general rules and regulations in the
front of this premium guide.
3.It is the goal of the Home Economics Department to provide opportunities for interested individuals of all ages to participate. Some contests,
however, may designate "amateur only" or "professional only".
For this purpose, professional shall be one who currently derives their
supportive income from the same skills involved in the competition.
Amateur shall be all others.
4.PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES/ITEMS - No barbecue grills allowed (includes
charcoal, butane, propane, and woodchip-type grills). These items are
prohibited in the interest of safety for all who attend the Fair. Violators
will have equipment confiscated. It will be available for pick up the day
after the Fair closes at the Highway Patrol Office.
5.All articles or products must be the work of the exhibitor.
6. When there is only one (1) exhibit in a class, the exhibitor will receive
half of the premium money for the placing awarded by the judge.
7.The Missouri State Fair does not guarantee premium money, merchandise, prizes or special awards. Because the State Fair Commission
is without constitutional or statutory authority to borrow money for its
operation, it reserves the right to prorate premium money because of
state budget restraints.
8.All recipes must be typed or printed on the recipe form in the back of
this section or typed using that format and accompany each food entry.
Please include name, address, phone number and class number on
each recipe. A Ribbon Winning Recipes Cookbook will be printed from
these recipes.
9.Articles must be completed since September 1, 2011 (within the last 3
years) and not previously shown at the Missouri State Fair. Preservation must be canned since 2013 Fair.
10.Only ONE entry or exhibit in each numbered class unless stated otherwise.
11. Articles entered should be of the style, type and material currently used.
12.Entries close in this department and must be received July 21. Late
entries will be accepted, with the addition of $10 late fee per exhibitor
until 12 noon, July 25.
13.All exhibits and contests must be pre-entered. Complete entry form
according to 2014 catalog classifications and return before the deadline.
14.Complete address and social security number of the exhibitor must
be on all entry blanks and sheets in the entry book. Do not enclose
entry blank in a package with the exhibits.
15.Entry tags will be used as claim checks. Entry tags will be mailed when
the completed entry blank is received. Entry tags will be returned to enable tagging before exhibits are brought to the Fair. To expedite matters,
please have entry tags and recipe sheets completed before arrival at the
Fair. Lower part of entry tag is claim check. If tags are late in arriving,
blank tags are available on day of accepting exhibits. Do not fold tags
before delivery.
16.To simplify entering, judging, and displaying, any articles entered in
Household Arts (section A) must be described on entry blank by color,
design or description.
17.Exhibits requiring more than one item to complete the exhibit must have
the section designation, class number, title, and entry number attached
to each item. This information must correspond with the official entry tag
and will be prepared by the exhibitor. (All entries in the Foods Department and all framed pictures must have the entry tag attached to the
exhibit with string. NO TAPE.)
18.All pictures, samplers, and wall hangings must be framed, mounted
and have a wire or hook for hanging or they will not be displayed.
Also entry tag MUST be attached with a long string. NO TAPE. Size
should not exceed 24" x 36".
19.Jars used for canning must be standard colorless glass jars, sealed
with two-piece lacquer lids. Jars with zinc lids will not be accepted. Jellies must be in standard jelly jars. No jelly sealed with paraffin wax
will be accepted.
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112th Annual Missouri State Fair • Sedalia - August 7-17, 2014
Section A
HOUSEHOLD ARTS
Entry Fees are: 1 through 5 articles - $5.00; 6 through 20 articles $10.00; 21 through 35 articles - $15.00; 36 through 50 articles - $20.00;
51 though 75 articles - $25.00; 76 though 100 articles - $30.00; 101 or
more articles - $35.00.
Amount offered in this section by State Fair........................$3,394.00
Specials.....................................................................................$1,879.00
Total amount offered in this section......................................$5,273.00
20.All canned products and jellies must have tags attached with string.
Food Preservation will not be opened. All entries in Food Preservation
must have, attached to the jar, the method of processing, amount
of time processed and at what temperature.
21.Exhibits will be received at the Home Economics Building Saturday,
August 2, 12:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, August 3, 12:30 p.m.
until 3:00 p.m. Exhibits may be brought in or mailed. Exhibitor must have
the exhibit entered in the correct class when entering. NO CHANGES of
classes will be made by any entry official. If exhibits don't meet qualifications as specified in the State Fair Premium Guide the exhibit may be
disqualified by the judge. Judges decision is final. Times for entry will
be strictly enforced. NO late entries will be accepted. Only one (1)
entry per class. Contest food will be brought in according to the rules
of the corresponding contest.
If you are picking up your food item, print on the back of your food item's
entry tag that you wish to do so. Otherwise all food items not picked up
by 11:30 a.m. on Monday, August 18, will be discarded, because their
quality and safety are not fit for human consumption after 16 days of
not being refrigerated. All molded food will be thrown away immediately.
22.Exhibits sent by mail delivery or United Parcel Service must be addressed to: Home Economics Building, Missouri State Fair, 2503 W.
16th St., Sedalia, MO 65301. Such exhibits will not be accepted after
noon, Friday, August 2. Item must be picked up.
Indicate on the back of your entry tag for each item (top section), the
following: a) If you will pick your item up personally; or b) If someone
else will pick up your item, specify name of individual who will pick it
up. NO exhibit(s) will be return mailed to the exhibitor.
23.If you are not picking up your products, a self-addressed 8x10 inch
manila envelope ($5 minimum of stamps) left with the Superintendent
will assure your receipt of ribbons and score sheets. Please note: your
ribbons will not be returned unless you leave this envelope and stamps.
24.Exhibits will remain in place through Sunday, August 17 until 6:00
p.m. They may be picked up from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Sunday, August 17 and 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Monday, August 18. The Home
Economics Building will close at 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 17 to allow
staff to dismantle exhibits and be prepared to release them for pick up
from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. To assist with release on Sunday evening,
we would encourage those people who live within a 25 mile radius of
Sedalia to pick up your exhibits on Monday, August 18, from 10:00 a.m.
to 1:00 p.m., if it is possible for you to do so. This is not a requirement,
only a suggestion, to help speed up the release of exhibits on Sunday
night. Claim checks must be presented. Removal of exhibits from the
building must have the approval of one of the superintendents. Persons
taking articles without permission and/or by mistake will assume the full
responsibility of expense for their return to the rightful owner. Exhibitors
and/or persons will be required to check out all articles taken by them.
25.Any exhibits not picked up by 1:00 p.m., Monday, August 18, 2014,
will not be return mailed to the exhibitor. Exhibits may be picked up at
the Administrative Offices next to the National Guard Armory, weekdays
from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; exhibits not
picked up in 10 days become property of the Missouri State Fair.
26.Exhibits are judged according to merit. Judges will not be required
to give an award if, in their opinion, an award is not merited. Judges
will have the liberty to disqualify an exhibit for judging if, in their
opinion, the exhibitor has not complied with the rules as set forth
in this department or exhibit is entered in the wrong class. In all
instances, the decision of the judges is final. All premium checks
will be mailed.
27.All articles will be under the control of the Superintendent and care will
be taken to prevent loss or damage, but in no event will the Missouri
State Fair or the personnel in charge of this department be responsible
for loss or damage that might occur.
28.There are specific rules given for the special contests offered. To be
eligible, exhibitors will need to follow and adhere to these rules in addition to the foregoing general rules. All contests must be pre-entered.
29.If there are a few entries in a class for 2 consecutive years, that class
will be eliminated and a new class will be added.
SWEEPSTAKES - HOUSEHOLD ARTS
To the top three exhibitors scoring highest number of points in Household
Arts, rosettes and prizes of 1st-$12, 2nd-$10, and 3rd-$8 will be awarded.
Exhibitor's age must be on the entry blank.
GARMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES will be judged on: Construction (Workmanship), 35; General Appearance, 35; Suitability to Purpose,
15; Combination of Materials, 15; Total 100.
Judging Criteria: All pictures, including framing, should be properly finished,
including back. Size of worked picture (counted cross stitch, needle point or
embroidery) should be size indicated for class, excluding mat and frame.
All pictures and wall hangings must be framed or mounted, have wire or
hook to hang and not exceed 24" x 36" in size. Tag attached with string.
NO TAPE. Please refer to the general rules at the beginning of this department. Exhibits must be properly cleaned and pressed.
EMBROIDERY
Amount offered in this division by State Fair..........................$150.00
Class
123
1 Pillowcases (1 pr. embroidery only)....................... 9.00 7.00 4.00
2 Embroidered pillow ............................................... 9.00 7.00 4.00
3Redwork embroidery ............................................. 9.00 7.00 4.00
NEW
NEW 4 Machine embroidery home decor.......................... 9.007.00 4.00
5 Any other embroidery not listed above.................. 9.00 7.00 4.00
EMBROIDERY SPECIAL: Selected by Judges. Rosette & $15.
QUILT 4 U, Columbia, MO, will award $50 gift certificate to the 1st place
winner in class 3.
SATIN STITCHES SEWING and EMBROIDERY: will award $25 gift certificates to the 1st place winner in class 4; and embroidery gift packages
for 2nd and 3rd place winners in class 4.
COUNTED CROSS-STITCH
Amount offered in this division by State Fair.......................... $230.00
Describe entry in each class.
6 8" x 10" or less framed ......................................... 9.00 7.00 4.00
7 Country Theme - not to exceed 24" x 36".............. 9.00 7.00 4.00
8 Nostalgic Theme - not to exceed 24" x 36"............ 9.00 7.00 4.00
9 Animal - not to exceed 24" x 36"............................ 9.00 7.00 4.00
10 Elongated piece (horizontal or vertical)
- not to exceed 24" x 36"........................................ 9.00 7.00 4.00
11 Counted cross-stitch sampler not to exceed 24" x 36" ......................................... 9.00 7.00 4.00
True samplers should include the alphabet and/or numbers.
12 Counted cross-stitch Christmas and/or Angel theme
- not to exceed 24" x 36"........................................ 9.00 7.00 4.00
13 Counted cross-stitch pillow.................................... 9.00 7.00 4.00
14 Machine counted cross-stitch any item.................. 9.00 7.00 4.00
15 Junior counted cross-stitch (up to age 18)............. 9.00 7.00 4.00
16 Any other counted cross-stitch, not listed
above - not to exceed 24" x 36"............................. 9.00 7.00 4.00
Kay’s KREATIONS Special: 218 S. Ohio, Sedalia, MO, will award a $20
gift certificate to the best counted cross-stitch. See our daily demonstrations
in the Home Economics Building during the Fair.
COUNTED CROSS-STITCH SPECIAL: Selected by judges. Rosette & $15.
NEEDLEPOINT and CREWEL EMBROIDERY
Amount offered in this division by State Fair........................... $110.00
17 Needlepoint, not to exceed 16" x 20" framed........ 9.00 7.00 4.00
18 Needlepoint pillow (stuffed).................................... 9.00 7.00 4.00
19 Needlepoint Christmas item................................... 9.00 7.00 4.00
20 Miscellaneous (not picture or pillow) small............ 9.00 7.00 4.00
21 Crewel, not to exceed 16" x 20" framed................ 9.00 7.00 4.00
GATEWAY CHAPTER OF AMERICAN NEEDLEPOINT GUILD: will award
$20 to the needlepoint exhibit which best exemplifies the use of stitches,
other than basket weave or continental.
NEEDLEPOINT and CREWEL EMBROIDERY SPECIAL: Selected by
Judges. Rosette & $15.
MEN'S HANDWORK
Amount offered in this division by State Fair.............................$63.00
22 Needlepoint, counted cross-stitch, not to
exceed 16" x 20" framed........................................ 8.00 6.00 4.00
23 Crochet or knitted item........................................... 6.005.00 4.00
24 Other (rug, quilt, etc.)............................................. 9.007.00 4.00
MENS HANDWORK SPECIAL: Selected by judges. Rosette and $15.
PRE-TEEN SEWING
(12 and under as of January 1, 2014, age must be on entry blank)
Amount offered in this division by State Fair............................ $60.00
25 Top, jumper or dress.............................................. 6.005.00 4.00
SWEEPSTAKES
Home Economics Sweepstakes - A rosette and $50 will be awarded
to the exhibitor scoring the highest number of points in this department
(Sections A, B and C). In case of tie, blue and red ribbons only will be
counted. Exhibitor's age must be on the entry blank.
Junior Sweepstakes (9-18) - A rosette and $25 will be awarded to the
exhibitor scoring the highest number of points in this department (Sections
A, B and C). In case of a tie, blue and red ribbons only will be counted.
Exhibitor's age must be on the entry blank.
Senior Citizens Sweepstakes (60 and over) - A rosette and $25 will
be awarded to the exhibitor scoring the highest number of points in this
department (Sections A, B and C). Exhibitor's age must be on the entry
blank.
(An exhibitor may win only ONE of the above sweepstakes).
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26 Casual wear (skirt, shorts, etc.)............................. 6.005.00 4.00
55 Item made of thread or yarn (crocheted,
27 Tote, purse or pillow .............................................. 6.005.00 4.00
knitted, tatted, lace, etc.)........................................ 6.005.00 4.00
28 Any other wearing apparel, not listed above.......... 6.005.00 4.00
56 Afghan.................................................................... 6.005.00 4.00
NANCY'S NOTIONS: will award a $10 discount certificate. The judge will
57 Household item made of fabric.............................. 6.005.00 4.00
select the recipient from the first place winners in classes 25-28.
58 Senior's craft item ................................................. 6.005.00 4.00
JUNIOR SEWING
SENIOR CITIZEN'S SPECIAL: Selected by Judges. Rosette & $15.
(13-18 years as of January 1, 2014, age must be on entry blank)
NEW QUILTS
Amount offered in this division by State Fair.............................$70.00
Amount offered in this division by State Fair...........................$796.00
29 Sportswear (any material)...................................... 6.005.00 4.00
Amount offered in this division by Sponsors.............................275.00
30Dress...................................................................... 6.005.00 4.00
Total amount offered in this division.......................................$1071.00
31 Clothing accessories, made of fabric..................... 6.005.00 4.00
Note: A quilt consists of three layers of fabric with any method of finish (tied
32 Any other wearing apparel, not listed above.......... 6.005.00 4.00
or quilted). All quilts can be twin, double, queen or king size unless another
JUNIOR SEWING SPECIAL: Rosette and $15. The judge will select the
size is specified. If quilt is quilted by someone other than exhibitor please
best article from the first-place winners in classes 29-32.
list their name along with the exhibitor's name. Cover names with masking
COATS & CLARK will provide a Dual Duty All Purpose Thread assortment
tape for judging. After judging tape will be removed. Please include the
for the second place over-all winner in classes 29-32.
name of the quilt pattern.
ADULT SEWING
HAND QUILTED QUILTS
NEW59 Applique ............................................................. 20.00 8.00 6.00
(19 years or older as of January 1, 2014,
age must be on entry blank)
QUILT 4 U, Columbia, MO, will award $50 gift certificate to the 1st place
Amount offered in this division by State Fair...........................$250.00
winner in class 59.
33 Infant's clothing (newborn to 2 toddlers)................ 9.007.00 4.00
60 Pieced ................................................................. 35.00 8.00 6.00
34 Child's sportswear, jumper, casual (any material). 9.007.00 4.00
Missouri State Quilter’s Guild will award $25 for the first-place
35 Adult/child/men/shirt, any kind............................... 9.007.00 4.00
winner in class 60.
36 Adult's dress (evening, casual or wedding), any
61 Quilt (made from old blocks, story attached)....... 10.00 8.00 6.00
fabric...................................................................... 9.007.00 4.00
PRIMITIVE STITCHES QUILT SHOP, Warrensburg, MO, will sponsor a $50
37 Adult/child robe, duster, gown or pajamas ............ 9.007.00 4.00
gift certificate to 1st place winner of class 61. The winner will be selected
38 Specialty clothing, costumes, uniforms,
by judges.
christening dress, etc............................................. 9.007.00 4.00
62 Redwork type quilt, any color. Quilt must
NEW
39 Adult's sportswear, sweatshirt or jacket................. 9.007.00 4.00
contain name of pattern used for quilt................. 10.00 8.00 6.00
40 Purses or totes (made of fabric)............................. 9.007.00 4.00
QUILT 4 U, Columbia, MO, will award $50 gift certificate to the 1st place
41 Any household accessory, made of fabric
winner in class 62.
(i.e. pillows, curtains, tea towels, etc.)................... 9.007.00 4.00
63 For child's bed (no larger than 60" on any
42 Clothing accessories (hats, purses, totes,
one side) ............................................................. 10.008.00 6.00
scarves) made of fabric.......................................... 9.007.00 4.00
64 Nursery (no larger than 48" on any
43 Serger constructed - garment................................ 9.007.00 4.00
one side) ............................................................. 10.008.00 6.00
44 Any sewn item, not listed above............................ 9.007.00 4.00
The Inspired Quilters Guild, Warrensburg, MO, is sponsoring an award
45 Machine embroidery garment (any age) 9.00 7.00 4.00NEW of $25.00 to the first place winners in 64 and 84.
SATIN STITCHES SEWING and EMBROIDERY: will award $25 gift cer 65 My First Quilt (hand quilted by exhibitor, written tificates to the 1st place winner in class 45; and embroidery gift packages
narrative about construction, quilting experience,
for 2nd and 3rd place winners in class 45.
date completed, and etc.).................................... 25.00 8.00 6.00
MISSOURI SHEEP PRODUCERS WOOL SPECIAL: The Missouri Sheep
Missouri State Quilter’s Guild will award $25 for the first-place
Producers will award a length of 100% wool fabric to the firstwinner in class 65.
place winner in classes 25-28, 29-32 and 33-44 (if the entry is
D & T QUILT SHOP, Sedalia, MO, will award $25 gift certificate to the 1st
made with 100% wool). When entering, please state the fabric
place winners in classes 65, selected by the judges.
content.
Unique Stitchers-N-More Quilt Guild, Stover, MO, will sponsor a $25
NANCY'S NOTIONS: will award 2 - $10 discount certificate. The judge
gift certificate to Bestitched Quilt Shop, Versailles, MO, to the 1st place
will select the recipient from the first place winners in classes 33-44.
winner of class 65.
GARMENT SPECIAL: Most outstanding garment in sewing in classes
66 Miniature quilt or wall hanging (no less than
33-45. Judges to select. Rosette and $15.
24" square nor larger than 45") ........................... 10.008.00 6.00
SMOCKING BY HAND
67 Quilt block contest................................................ 25.0012.00 10.00
Amount offered in this division by sponsors............................$195.00
The theme for the block is "Tea Pots”. Choose your favorite tea pot
(Includes English Smocking, Lattice Smocking, Counterchange, etc.)
style and put it in a block. Any color, any technique. Tea pots may be
Note: Smocked garments should be sent for display on plastic or covered
appliquéd, embroidered, or pieced. The quilt block should be 12 1/2"
hangers. Criteria for judging shall be: overall appearance, fabric choice,
square from raw edge to raw edge and ready to set in a quilt. The
color choice, stitching, construction with each category, rated using a scale
blocks will be judged 50% on originality and 50% on workmanship and
of 1 through 5, 5 being the highest score.
will become the property of the Missouri State Fair. One quilt will be
46 Bishop garment...................................................... 9.007.00 4.00
assembled and offered in a Silent Auction at the 2015 Missouri State
47 Yoke, insert or shoulder-to-waist garment............. 9.007.00 4.00
Fair. Proceeds will go toward the enhancement of the Home Economics
48 Picture, smocked garment..................................... 9.007.00 4.00
Building. Class and 1st Place sponsored by Sedville Crazy Quilters
49 Other smocked garments (that do not fit in any
Quilt Guild, Sedalia, MO.
other smocked garment categories)...................... 9.00 7.00 4.00
68 Original design quilt............................................. 10.00 8.00 6.00
50 Special occasion garment (christening gown,
69 Log Cabin............................................................. 10.00 8.00 6.00
first communion dress, ring bearer's suit,
QUILT 4 U, Columbia, MO, will award $50 gift certificate to the 1st place
flower girl dress, etc.)............................................. 9.007.00 4.00
winner in class 69.
51 Other smocked article (Christmas ornaments,
70 Stack'n Whack..................................................... 10.00 8.00 6.00
Easter eggs, hanger, purse, sampler,
71 Any hand quilted quilt, not listed above............... 10.00 8.00 6.00
basket liner and collar)........................................... 9.007.00 4.00
MACHINE QUILTED QUILTS
52 Baby bonnets, booties and bibs............................. 9.007.00 4.00
72 Junior quilt (18 years & under)............................. 10.00 8.00 6.00
53 Wee Care Gowns .................................................. 9.007.00 4.00
LEE'S SUMMIT QUILTERS GUILD, Lee's Summit, MO, will award $50 for
(service project of Smocking Arts Guild of America -SAGA); gowns 1st place, $35 for 2nd place and $15 for 3rd place in class 72.
are provided to area hospitals to clothe babies who die at birth or 73 Machine Applique ............................................... 10.00 8.00 6.00
shortly after. Entered gowns will not be returned and will be do-
NU STYLE QUILT SHOP, Stover, MO, will sponsor a $50 gift certificate
nated to University Hospital, Columbia, MO.
to the 1st place winner of class 73.
$25.00 for Best of Show in Smocking Category
74 Pieced with custom quilting ................................. 35.00 8.00 6.00
$10.00 for the Best in Wee Care Gown category
Missouri State Quilter’s Guild will award $25 for the first-place
The Show Me Stitchers and Spirit of St. Louis Chapters of Smocking
winner in class 74.
Arts Guild of America Chapter (SAGA) is sponsoring the Smocking Division.
75 Pieced with all over quilting.................................. 35.008.00 6.00
SENIOR CITIZENS
76 Art or thread art quilt............................................ 10.00 8.00 6.00
(60 or over, age must be on entry)
77 My First Quilt (machine pieced and quilted by Amount offered in this division by State Fair............................ $99.00
exhibitor, written narrative about construction, 54 Quilt (new) quilted by hand or machine, any kind.10.008.00 6.00
quilting experience, date completed, etc.)
25.00 8.00 6.00
Unique Stitchers-N-More Quilt Guild, Stover, MO, will sponsor a $25 gift
Missouri State Quilter’s Guild will award $25 for the first-place
certificate to Stover Quality Quilting, Stover, MO, to the 1st place winner of
winner in class 77.
class 54.
D & T QUILT SHOP, Sedalia, MO, will award $25 gift certificate to the 1st
place winners in class 77, selected by the judges.
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Unique Stitchers-N-More Quilt Guild, Stover, MO, will provide a $25 gift
certificate to Little Bit Country, Lincoln, MO, to the 1st place winner, in class 77.
78 Landscape or Pictorial quilt ................................. 10.00 8.00 6.00
79 Log Cabin............................................................. 10.00 8.00 6.00 NEW
QUILT 4 U, Columbia, MO, will award $50 gift certificate to the 1st place
winner in class 79.
80 Stack'n Whack..................................................... 10.00 8.00 6.00
81 Christmas quilt .................................................... 10.00 8.00 6.00 NEW
QUILT 4 U, Columbia, MO, will award $50 gift certificate to the 1st place
winner in class 81.
82 Quilt in a day pattern. Quilt must contain name of
pattern and source of pattern used for quilt......... 25.00 8.00 6.00
First place in class 82 sponsored by Sedville Crazy Quilters Quilt
Guild, Sedalia, MO.
83 Miniature quilt or wall hanging (no less than
24" square nor larger than 45") ........................... 10.008.00 6.00
84 Quilt made from a pre-printed panel.................... 10.00 8.00 6.00
85 For child's bed (no larger than 60" on any
one side) ............................................................. 10.008.00 6.00
86 Redwork type quilt, any color............................... 10.00 8.00 6.00 NEW
QUILT 4 U, Columbia, MO, will award $50 gift certificate to the 1st place
winner in class 86.
87 Machine embroidery quilt (any size).................... 10.00 8.00 6.00 NEW
SATIN STITCHES SEWING and EMBROIDERY: will award $25 gift certificates to the 1st place winner in class 89; and embroidery gift packages
for 2nd and 3rd place winners in class 87.
88 Any machine quilted quilt, not listed above.......... 10.00 8.00 6.00
89 Quilted placemats or table runner........................ 10.008.00 6.00
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90 Any other blanket type item; tied; single, double
or triple layered; any technique; any size; by hand
or machine, that does not fit in any of the
categories listed above........................................ 10.008.00 6.00
JACKMAN'S FABRIC, St. Louis, MO, will award $100 gift card to the 1st
place "Best of Show" quilt, selected by the judges.
QUILTER'S STATION, Lee's Summit, MO, will award $75 gift certificate to
the 2nd place "Best of Show" quilt, selected by the judges.
MISSOURI SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Kansas City, MO, will award $50
gift certificate to the 3rd place "Best of Show" quilt, selected by the judges.
QUILT SPECIAL: Judges will select from classes 54, 59-90. Rosette
& $15.
BENEFIT CONTEST
Amount offered in this division by State Fair...........................$200.00
Amount offered in this division by Sponsors...........................$200.00
Total amount offered in this division.........................................$400.00
91Baby Blanket For "Tiger Tots" ........................ 50.0030.00 20.00
(New fabric, light weight, receiving blanket size.)
This class is sponsored by Missouri State Quilt Guild.
This contest is a benefit, with all of the blankets to be donated
to University Hospital Medical Center, Columbia, MO.
92STUFFED TOY CONTEST ................................. 50.0030.00 20.00
Toys become the property .of the Missouri State Fair for distribution to the Sedalia Police Department for children, in Sedalia, MO. Stuffed toys help comfort children during police encounters in traumatic situations. This class is sponsored by McDonald's.
Rules and Regulations
1. Must use new Polyfil Stuffing.
2. Eyes, nose, hair, etc., to be painted on with fabric
paints or embroidered. Nothing may be attached
with glue.
3. Up to 24" tall.
93Veteran’s Lap Quilt............................................. 50.0030.00 20.00
Help us provide a lap quilt to comfort a veteran in need. Lap quilt can be made from material, crochet, or knitted. Quilt will be lap size not to exceed 40 x 60 inches. Items submitted become the property .of the Missouri State Fair for distribution to the many veterans in Missouri nursing homes and veteran's homes.
94"Newborns in Need".......................................... 50.0030.00 20.00
Help us help premature and newborn babies who are sick and/
or needy. Items can be baby afghans, baby quilts, hats, boots, socks, stuffed toys, sweater sets, etc. Items submitted become the property of the Missouri State Fair to be donated.
SCRAPBOOKING
Amount offered in this division by Fair.......................................$75.00
95 Scrapbooking, Family theme 12"x12", 1 or
2 page display........................................................ 6.005.00 4.00
96 Scrapbooking, Holiday or Special theme
12"x12", 1 or 2 page display ................................. 6.005.00 4.00
97 Scrapbooking, Wedding theme 12"x12", 1 or
2 page display ....................................................... 6.005.00 4.00
98 Scrapbooking, School Days theme 12"x12",
1 or 2 page display ................................................ 6.005.00 4.00
99 Scrapbooking, theme other than listed above
12"x12", 1 or 2 page display.................................. 6.005.00 4.00
Scrapbooking - All pages should be in clear protector sleeve or clear zipper bag, NOT framed.
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LEATHERCRAFTING
RULES
1. Exhibitors may enter in 1 area: Youth, Novice, Advanced or Mas-
ters. .Exhibitors may enter 1 item in each class, maximum number of entries per person.
2.Youth: 17 years of age or younger.
Novice: Beginners 18 years of age or older with 3 or less years of experience.
Advanced: From 3 to 10 years of experience
Masters: Has 10 or .more years experience working with leather.
3. Stamped articles: Borders and Fillers; Creative use of stamping tools; Only swivel knife cuts permitted will be supporting the stamp-
ing project.
4. Tooled articles: Fully tooled and carved article creating a 3 di-
mensional design on a functional leather item.
5.Other Articles: At least 75% of entry must be leather; Embossing; Pictorial; Functional or Non-functional.
6.Youth, Novice, Advanced, and Masters: Kits are permitted.
7. Judges will be judging on:
Youth and Novice: Proper technique and use of tools; Cleanli-
ness of work; and Completion of work.
.Advanced and Masters: Technique; Creativity; Originality; Con-
struction; and Completion.
Awards will be as follows:
1st place will receive a $25.00 Gift Card.
2nd place will receive a $20.00 Gift Card.
3rd place will receive a $10.00 Gift Card.
Gift Cards will be mailed to winners after the Fair.
100 Youth - Leather article - stamped
101 Youth - Leather article - tooled
102 Youth - Leather article - any other item
103 Novice - Leather article - stamped
104 Novice - Leather article - tooled
105 Novice - Leather article - any other item
106 Advanced - Leather article - stamped
107 Advanced - Leather article - tooled
108 Advanced - Leather article - any other item
109 Masters - Leather article - stamped
110 Masters - Leather article - tooled
111 Masters - Leather article - any other item
A $50.00 gift card and Rosette will be awarded to the BEST OF SHOW
in: Youth, Novice, Advanced, and Masters.
All awards are redeemable at any Tandy Leather Factory.
Sponsored by: Tandy Leather Factory in Missouri.
At judge's discretion items may be moved to more appropriate class.
CRAFT BAZAAR
Amount offered in this division by State Fair...........................$805.00
Novelty-new, unusual, small handmade article used in personal or household. Must have a practical value. NO leather crafts in this area, see
Tandy Leather.
112 Table runner or table cloth .................................... 6.005.00 4.00
113 Wreath, any occasion............................................ 6.005.00 4.00
114 A sewing aid, fabric................................................ 6.005.00 4.00
115 A kitchen helper, fabric........................................... 6.005.00 4.00
116 A gift; practical, inexpensive, made of fabric.......... 6.005.00 4.00
117 Any toss pillow (not listed in any other class)........ 6.005.00 4.00
118 Misc. novelty (made of yarn, thread or fabric)....... 6.005.00 4.00
119 Novelty (something from nothing) ......................... 6.005.00 4.00
120 Jewelry (handmade) - no purchased beads.......... 6.005.00 4.00
121 Jewelry, beaded .................................................... 6.005.00 4.00
122 "Pretty & pink" (any pink craft) .............................. 6.005.00 4.00
123 Any article made of recycled fabric
(state original use) ................................................ 6.005.00 4.00
124 Wall hanging, not to exceed 16" x 20", any
holiday or occasion................................................ 6.005.00 4.00
125 "Dear To My Heart" craft........................................ 6.005.00 4.00
126 Folk art for a country decor (not listed
elsewhere) 16" x 20" or less ................................. 6.005.00 4.00
127 Paper craft.............................................................. 6.005.00 4.00
128 Any “bird house” craft ............................................ 6.005.00 4.00
129 Angel craft ............................................................. 6.005.00 4.00
130 Item constructed of wood, not to exceed
16" x 20" (length or side by side) .......................... 6.005.00 4.00
131 Handmade wooden toy.......................................... 6.005.00 4.00
132 Hand carved wooden item..................................... 6.005.00 4.00
133 Weaving, caning, baskets - wooden ..................... 6.005.00 4.00
134 A Victorian craft - not to exceed 16" x 20" ........... 6.005.00 4.00
135 Junior crafts (age 12 and under) ........................... 6.005.00 4.00
136 Junior crafts (age 13 through 18) .......................... 6.005.00 4.00
137 Ceramics................................................................ 6.005.00 4.00
Ceramics - Molded, no free form. Must contain initials and year.
138 Christmas tree ornaments, not counted
cross-stitch (collection of 5 items maximum)......... 6.005.00 4.00
139 Snowman craft ...................................................... 6.005.00 4.00
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140 Christmas items, no kits allowed. Tree skirt, stocking
(no counted cross-stitch), Santa craft, centerpiece .6.00 5.00 4.00
141 Door decoration (any occasion)............................. 6.005.00 4.00
NEW
142 Christmas Stocking, with Christmas theme, any size .(to be
sold on Sunday, August 17 to the highest .bidder in a silent
auction.) Must be present at 3:00 p.m. .to pick up stocking.
Proceeds go to Home Economics Building......... 50.0030.00 20.00
143 Any other Holiday/Special Occasion item.............. 6.005.00 4.00
144 A collection of 5 rubber stamped items (not to
exceed 12", handmade)......................................... 6.005.00 4.00
145 Gourd art................................................................ 6.005.00 4.00
146 A collection of 5 handmade greeting cards............ 6.005.00 4.00
147 Decorated gift jars and/or boxes (not to
exceed 16" x 20")................................................... 6.005.00 4.00
148 Junior craft, made with Lego's (under
18 years of age)..................................................... 6.005.00 4.00
149 College theme item................................................ 6.005.00 4.00
150 Butterfly craft item.................................................. 6.005.00 4.00
151 America the Beautiful (maximum of 3 items)......... 6.005.00 4.00
152 John Deere craft.................................................... 6.005.00 4.00
153 Dry floral arrangements (not to exceed 16" x 20").6.005.00 4.00 NEW
154 Homemade candles (hand dipped or carved)....... 6.005.00 4.00 NEW
155 Rugs, hooked......................................................... 6.005.00 4.00
156 Rugs, any other rug not listed................................ 6.005.00 4.00
157 Any original design item, not listed above (not to
exceed 16" x 20")................................................... 6.005.00 4.00
BAZAAR SPECIAL: (made of fabric) Rosette and $15, selected from
classes 112 through 157.
CRAFT SPECIAL: (no fabric) Rosette and $15, selected from classes
112 through 157.
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"Fastest Fingers in Missouri"
Crochet Contest - 9:30 a.m.
Knitting Contest - 10:00 a.m.
Tatting Contest - 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday, August 13, Home Economics Building
Contestants will crochet or knit a specified pattern in the 15-minute time
allotment. The finished piece will then be judged on quantity completed,
accuracy of pattern execution and workmanship. Limited to 10 participants
in each class. Patterns will be furnished. Bring your own hooks or needles
and worsted weight yarn. Pre-registration is 15 minutes before the contest
time. Placing ribbons will be awarded.
Crochet with yarn and needle size J or H; knitting yarn and medium needle;
tattling shuttle and size 20 thread required.
158 Crochet contest
159 Knitting contest
160 Tatting contest
CROCHET
Amount offered in this division by State Fair ..........................$223.00
All afghans must be between 33"x64" in size, except baby afghan.
161 Doily over 12" ....................................................... 7.00 5.00 4.00
162 Doily 12" or less .................................................... 7.00 5.00 4.00
163 Sweater, any size .................................................. 7.00 5.00 4.00
164 Afghan, granny square (traditional) ...................... 7.00 5.00 4.00
165 Afghan, afghan stitch, (design embroidered
or worked in).......................................................... 7.00 5.00 4.00
166 Afghan, ripple or shell ........................................... 7.00 5.00 4.00
167 Afghan, other crochet, full size .............................. 7.00 5.00 4.00
168 Afghan, mile a minute............................................ 7.00 5.00 4.00
169 Afghan, 2 or 3 threads........................................... 7.00 5.00 4.00
170 Baby afghan (must be within 32" x 45" size)......... 7.00 5.00 4.00
171 Bedspread or tablecloth ........................................ 7.00 5.00 4.00
172 Accessories, wearable .......................................... 7.005.00 4.00
173 Any crocheted item, not listed above..................... 7.00 5.00 4.00
CROCHET SPECIAL: Rosette and $15. Judges will select the best crocheted article from first place winners in classes 56 and 161 through 173.
KNITTING
Amount offered in this division by Sponsor.............................$500.00
Hand Knitting
174 Shawl or stole...................................................... 20.00 14.00 10.00
175 Shawl or stole (lace-weight)................................. 20.0014.00 10.00
176 Afghan.................................................................. 20.0014.00 10.00
177 Baby Afghan......................................................... 20.0014.00 10.00
178 Socks................................................................... 20.0014.00 10.00
179 Accessories (scarf, hat, mittens, bag).................. 20.0014.00 10.00
180 Child/Infant garment set (2 or more items).......... 20.0014.00 10.00
181 Sweater (pullover or cardigan) any size.............. 20.0014.00 10.00
182 Knitted toy or household item (includes tea
cozy, doily, pillow, ornament, etc.)........................ 20.0014.00 10.00
183 Beginning knitter (knitter for 1 year or less)
any item................................................................ 20.0014.00 10.00
184 Original pattern, any item (must submit item
and pattern) ......................................................... 20.0014.00 10.00
KNITTING SPECIAL: Rosette and $16 from True Blewe Yarns & More.
Selected by judges from classes 174 through 184.
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WEAVING
Amount offered in this division by sponsors............................$150.00
185 Overshot weaving................................................ 10.007.00 5.00
Class is sponsored by Arrow Rock Handweaver's Guild.
186 Handweaving with natural fibers.......................... 10.007.00 5.00
Class is sponsored by Arrow Rock Handweaver's Guild.
187 Any fiber, on-loom weaving, any weave structure.10.007.00 5.00
Class is sponsored by Shire Fiber Fantasies.
188 Handweaving, using 8 or more shafts, using
natural or synthetic fibers..................................... 10.007.00 5.00
Class is sponsored by Shire Fiber Fantasies.
189 Beginning Weaving, less than 3 years experience.
May use rigid heddle loom or table/floor loom with
a minimum of 2 shafts. Project minimum width is
10 inches. May use natural, created or synthetic
yarns or any combination of these....................... 10.007.00 5.00
Class is sponsored by Shire Fiber Fantasies.
WEAVING SPECIAL: $40 and Rosette sponsored by the Arrow Rock Hand
Weavers Guild and Shire Fiber Fantasies. Selected by judges from classes
185 through 189.
HERITAGE HANDIWORK
Amount offered in this division by sponsors .............................$74.00
190 Tatted doily 6" and over in diameter
(state if needle or shuttle tatted).......................... 10.007.00 5.00
Sponsored by the Show-Me Mad Tatters, Sedalia, MO. Meeting weekly to encourage the continuation of .the skill of tatting. Sponsor will pay winners.
191 Bobbin Lace......................................................... 10.007.00 5.00
192 Hairpin Lace......................................................... 10.007.00 5.00
HERITAGE SPECIAL: Rosette and $8. Sponsored by Betty Lemoges
Severson. Selected by judges from classes 190 through 192.
NATURAL FIBER COMPETITION
Amount offered in this division by sponsors............................$465.00
Criteria for Judging Handspun Fiber Classes:
1. Preparation for Exhibit: a) minimum weight, 1 ounce; b) skeined and
tied at least 4 places; c) twisted into figure eight; d) general appearance of skein.
2. Preparation of Fiber: a) absence of vegetable matter and dirt; b) no visible neps or noils (unless part of yarn design).
3. Technique: a) consistency in set (gauge, twist, and plying;) b) no
obvious joins, breaks, knots, etc.
4. Suitability of yarn to intended use - state intended use of handspun
yarns and answer any required questions on tag attached to skein
without including your name or other personal information on this tag.
5. One entry per class permitted.
6. Sponsors may enter any class they aren't judging.
193 Handspun yarn: 100% llama fiber, 2 ply yarn,
natural color. Tell end use of yarn. ...................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Missouri Llama Association, Chillicothe, MO.
194 Handspun yarn: Designer yarn. Any fiber permitted,
novelty commercial yarn may be included in structure.
Emphasis on texture. Tell fibers/yarns used and
end use of yarn. Two or more plies. .................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Zelma Cleaveland, Zellama Farm, Chillicothe, MO.
195 Handspun yarn: The Beginning Spinner (in 1st or 2nd
year of spinning). Any kind of fiber, 2 ply yarn. Tell
how long you've been spinning, fiber used and
end use of yarn. ................................................. 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Liz Harrison, Busy Bee Acres, Odessa, MO.
196 Handspun yarn: The Intermediate Spinner (more than
2 years experience, but less than 5 years of spinning
experience.) Two ply yarn from fiber or a combination
of natural fibers. Tell how long you've been spinning,
fibers used and end use of yarn. ....................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Gloria Geyser, Little Acre Llamas, Knob Noster, MO.
197 Handspun yarn: Lace-weight (15 or more wpi), natural
fiber or dyed. Any number of plies. State fiber content,
number of plies and end use of yarn .................. 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Dr. Helen Swartz, Missouri Sheep & Goat Specialist, Jefferson City, MO.
198 Handspun yarn: Bulky weight (4-8 wpi), natural or
dyed fiber. Two ply, state fiber content and end
use of yarn........................................................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Dr. Helen Swartz, Missouri Sheep & Goat Specialist, Jefferson City, MO.
199 Handspun yarn: Boucle' novelty yarn. Use any 2
fibers, state fiber content, technique used and end
use of yarn........................................................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Dr. Leslie Carroll-Bartlett, Nevada TeleCenter, Nevada, MO.
200 Handspun yarn: "Freestyle" 75% mohair.
Be creative. Tell technique, fibers used and
end use of yarn.................................................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Chris Hunsberger, Dalcrista Farm, Turney, MO.
201 Handspun yarn: "Say it with Color." Put color into
your life: spin dyed fiber, any number of plies.
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use of yarn........................................................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Louise Reasoner, Lobo Farms, Chillicothe, MO.
Handspun yarn: "Really exotic!" Spin at least 50% pet hair,
Australian Opossum, quiviut, buffalo, feathers, or some
combination of "exotic" fiber combined with a "not-soexotic" fiber (wool, cotton, mohair, .llama, alpaca, your
choice). Any number of plies. State fiber content,
number of plies and end use of yarn................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Acres of Blessing Farmstead, Kingsville, MO.
Handspun yarn: "Skein & Swatch." Any fiber, dyed or
natural. Any number or plies. Attach 4"x4" crocheted/
knitted swatch to show yarn at its best. State fiber
content, number of plies and end use of yarn...... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Zelma Cleaveland, Zellama Farm, Chillicothe, MO.
Handspun yarn: "Plant or silk." (Corn silk, bamboo,
cotton, bombyx, tussah, tencel, flax, china grass, jute,
etc., or blend of fibers from this category.) State fiber
content, number of plies end use of yarn............. 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Zelma Cleaveland, Chillicothe, MO.
Handspun Yarn: "Say Good-Bye to the Barberpole" .cabled
yarn. A braided-look yarn known for texture and .strength,
4 or more plies, any fiber, use at least 2 colors. State
number of plies, fiber content and end use of yarn..10.00 7.00 5.00
Sponsored by Louise Reasoner, Lobo Farms, Chillicothe, MO.
Handspun Yarn: Dyein' to Spin. Hand dyed natural fiber,
spun any style, any number of .plies. Must be spun and
dyed by entrant. Tell dye and process, number of plies,
state fiber content and end use of yarn............... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Elaine Duncan, Purdin, MO.
Handspun Yarn: Woolen Style. Spin any natural fiber
(2-9 wpi.) One or 2 ply. Tell fiber content, number of
plies and end use of yarn..................................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Deb Nutter, Bahama, NC.
Criteria for Judging Camelid Fiber Finished Items:
General Appearance.
Suitability of yarn to the project.
Workmanship/finishing.
Degree of difficulty.
Must be done by person entering class.
One entry per class.
Sponsor may enter any class they aren't judging .
Weaving. Use frame loom (tri loom, rectangle loom,
tablet loom, etc.) Project must contain at least 50%
natural fiber (not synthetic). Tell type of loom used
and if handspun. ................................................. 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Suzanne Hamby-Jones, Stewartsville, MO.
Felted accessories or art. Any felting technique may
be used. State technique and fiber content. ....... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Dr. Helen Swartz, Missouri Sheep & Goat Specialist,
Jefferson City, MO.
210 "Cozy Feet" hand knitted or crocheted socks of at
least 75% natural fibers. Be creative with color and
style. State fiber content...................................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Janet Wray & Co., Nevada. MO.
211 "Knittin' Mittens" Let the creative juices flow and the
colors too. Knit or crochet a pair of mittens using all
natural fibers. State fiber content and any special
notes on pattern used.......................................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Saundra Keiffer, St. Joseph MO.
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Continuous Strand Weaving. All sizes of looms
(triangle, square or rectangle) are included in this
class. Create garments or shawls using natural
fibers. Please include construction technique, type
of fiber and loom used......................................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Osage Spinners and Weavers Guild. Contact Deanna Brown, Holden, MO.
213 Hand Spun Yarn "Dirty to Dazzling". Start with raw
NEW
fiber, prepare and spin with any number of plies and
any technique. Send sample of unwashed lock in
small plastic bag with your yarn. Describe technique
used and tell end use of fiber............................... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Elaine Duncan, Purdin, MO.
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214 Handspun Yarn "Photo Inspired". Spin an art yarn
inspired by a photo. Any style, any fiber. Write short
description of your interpretation and include 4"x6"
photo with the yarn. Tell end use of yarn............. 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Cathy Rice, Liberty, MO
215 "Cranking out Socks"! Create a pair of socks on your
NEW
circular sock knitting machine to show how you brought
this old skill back to life. Socks should be at least 75%
natural fiber and have some ribbing done as well. Please
state the name of your machine, if your yarn is
handspun or commercial, and fiber content......... 10.007.005.00
Sponsored by Gene Arnold, St. Joseph MO & Erin Riddle, Kidder,
MO
"Best of Show" for fiber competition is sponsored by Gail White, Durante,
OK. The winner will receive a $25 gift certificate to Ozark Carding Mill,
Durante, OK.
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ANTIQUES
(at least 50 years old)
Amount offered in this division by State Fair..........................$201.00
Note: All antiques - 25 words or less describing item or story behind item
and approximate year it was made (best guess).
216 Antique children or adult vintage garment............. 9.00 7.00 4.00
217 Antique toy............................................................. 6.005.004.00
218 Antique doll, with period dress (antique)............... 6.00 5.00 4.00
219 Antique quilt ......................................................... 6.005.004.00
NEW220 Antique heritage skills linens, wall hangings or
samplers (not more than 2 items)......................... 6.00 5.00 4.00
221 Antique kitchen items/utensils (not more than
3 items).................................................................. 6.005.004.00
222 Collection of small antiques (items arranged and
secured for display in a case, no larger
than 16" x 20") (i.e. bell pulls, pie birds, etc.)......... 6.005.004.00
223 Old documents or letters (not more than 3 items)
(items arranged and secured for display).............. 6.005.004.00
224 Missouri State Fair or World's Fair memorabilia
(not more than 3 pieces) arranged and secured
for display (no larger than 16" x 20")...................... 6.005.004.00
225 Music memorabilia (not more than 3 pieces)......... 6.005.004.00
226 Old books............................................................... 6.005.004.00
227 Old tools (not more than 3 pieces) (no larger than
16" x 20") (weight no more than 10 pounds)......... 6.005.004.00
Antique Exhibits cannot be shown again at the Missouri State Fair until the 2017 Missouri State Fair.
Note: Classes 216 through 227 need not be the work of the exhibitor.
ANTIQUE SPECIAL: Selected by Judges. Rosette & $15.
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