HOME ARTS - JUNIOR
SECTION

MUST BE 13 THROUGH 17 YEARS

AGE MUST BE LISTED ON ENTRY FORM

 

HOME ARTS ITEMS ARE NOT LISTED FOR SALE.  A PRICE IS NOT ENTERED INTO THE COMPUTER OR PUT ON THE ARTICLE.

 

NOTE:  NEW RECEIVING TIMES FOR THE SCHOOLS THIS YEAR!!!

 

PRICE OF ENTRIES

JUNIOR--$1.00 per entry

 

ALL ENTRY FORMS MUST BE POSTMARKED BY MARCH 13, 2009.

EXHIBITOR PASSES

Two passes per exhibitor will only be available for purchase with your entry form by mail or at receiving.  Passes purchased through the mail with your entry fee will be picked up on receiving day when you bring in your entries.  Exhibitor Passes are good for all eleven days of the fair.  All Exhibitor Passes are for parking out in the main parking lot.  Only one parking pass per family.  There will be no parking available at Brekke Gate.   

All tickets are $10.00 for the 11 days.  Exhibitor passes cannot be purchased if you do not have a paid entry in the fair. Entering contests does not qualify.   If passes are not picked up, money will not be refunded.

RECEIVING

Exhibits will be received at Old Pueblo Hall, Pima County Fairgrounds:

 

Receiving for Groups/Schools:  

Saturday, April 4th    10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Monday, April 6th       4 pm - 8 pm

ALL OTHER ENTRIES

Entries:                 Friday, April 10, 2009

                                                3 pm – 8 pm

Food/Entries:        Saturday, April 11, 2009

                                                10 am –  5 pm  

 

ALL FOOD ENTRIES WILL BE JUDGED ON SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 2009.   FOOD ENTRY JUDGING WILL START AT 1:00 pm.

ALL FOOD ITEMS WILL BE DISPOSED OF AFTER FAIR.  .  BE SURE TO USE DISPOSABLE DISHES/PLATES, ETC.  

 

NOTE:   NEW RECEIVING TIMES FOR SCHOOLS THIS YEAR!!!

 
CLASS 101 - FOODS

No packaged mixes.   Please wrap or bag.  All food items must be in disposable dishes.

LOT

      101.     Quick bread-loaf any size uncut

      102.     Yeast bread (hand or bread machine)

                 loaf any size uncut

      103.     Pie or 4 tarts-whole pie any size uncut

      104.     Cake or 4 cupcakes- whole cake any size uncut

      105.     Decorated baked goods-4 if small, 1 if large

      106.     Cookies, 5

      107.     Brownies, 5

      108.     Candy, 5

      109.     Perishable foods-see rules in Adult Section

      110.     Canning - see rules in Adult Section

      111.     If not listed above, use this LOT reference

CLASS 102 - SEWING AND NEEDLE CRAFT

LOT

      115.     Clothing sewn by entrant

      116.     Accessories or novelty articles sewn by entrant

      117.     Embroidered article

      118.     Counted cross-stitch article

      119.     Knitted article

      120.     Crocheted article

      121.     Crewel article

      122.     Hooked article

      123.     Needlepoint article

      124.     Stuffed toy

      125.     Quilted article

      126.     Woven Article

      127.    If not listed above, use this LOT reference

CLASS 103 -MODELS

Must mount on solid board

LOT

      130.     Snap or glue together model

131.        Balsa wood model             

132.        Legos, erectors, etc.- your design  

      133.     Legos, erectors, etc.- kit design

134.      Diorama

135.      If not listed above, use this LOT reference

CLASS 104 - CERAMICS

LOT

      140.     Fired, hand-molded clay article

      141.     Hand-molded clay article

142.        Ceramic article, molded by entrant

143.        Ceramic article, pre-molded

      144.     Plaster craft article

      145.     If not listed above, use this LOT reference

CLASS 105 - CRAFTS

Entries must be prepared for displaying or hanging

LOT

150.     Yarn or string crafts

151.     Leather craft article- hand tooled,

            sewn, etc.

152.    Woodwork-furniture & small projects

      153.     Woodwork-whittled or carved

      154.     Fabric painted article

      155.     Jewelry

      156.     Beadwork

      157.     Seasonal decoration

      158.     Metal work

      159.     Tie dye or batik

      160.     Gourds – Painted, Burned etc.

      161.     If not listed above, use this LOT reference

CLASS 106 - INDOOR AND OUTDOOR

                                      GARDENING

LOT

      162.     Roses Potted

      163.     Single Roses

      164.     Floral Arrangements with Roses

      165.     Flowers

      166.     Floral Arrangements

      167.     Potted plant

168.    If not listed above, use this LOT reference

CLASS 107 – PHOTOGRAPHY

LOT

These must be prepared for displaying or hanging.  Must be framed and wired on back for hanging.

170.      Black & White Photography

171.      Color Photography

172.      Mixed Media

173.      If not listed above, use this LOT reference

CLASS 108 - SCHOOL PROJECT

LOT

175    Ceramic , Clay, Wood or Plaster Crafts

176.   Construction Paper Crafts

      177.   Paper Mache

      178.     Building Projects made out of cardboard

      179.   Science project

      180.     Project Boards

      181.   Creative writing

      182.     Paintings – Water Color

      183.     Paintings – Acrylic

      184.     Pencil

      185.     Colored Pencil

      186.     Pen & Ink

      187.     Crayons

      188.     Finger Painting

189.    Charcoal

190.    College

191.    Pastels

192.    If not listed above, use this LOT reference

CLASS 109 - COLLECTIONS

LOT

      194.     Provide the “Name” of your collection on the Entry Form.  Also provide on a separate sheet of paper the nature of your collection, when you started it, the number of pieces you currently have, the number of pieces you will display at the Fair, and if the collection has small pieces that need to go into a glass case or can set on a table with the fence around it.  Give any other information that would help the judges in grading your efforts.

CLASS 110 –DECORATED SHOE

     LOT

     195.    School colors and theme

     196.    Sports Shoe

     197.   Dressy Shoe

     198.   Boots

     199.   Other

Take any old or new shoe and create One (not a pair) a decorated shoe for everyone to enjoy.  You can use any type of shoe or boot; sandals, boots, tennis shoes, flops, high heels, etc.  You can even make your own boot out of your own material.  Use your imagination and talent on these shoes.  Use glitter, rhinestones, sequins, pearls, ribbon, paper, metal studs, chains, rings flowers, etc to decorate your shoe.  If you are making your own shoe, it can not be any larger than a size 12 mans shoe.  Limit of only one (1) shoe.  All entries must be the original work of the exhibitor.  Do not decorate the second shoe unless you are using it as another entry.  

Take any old or new shoe and decorate it.  You can use any type of shoe or boot; sandals, boots, tennis shoes, flops, high heels, etc.  You can even make your own boot out of your own material.  Use your imagination and talent on these shoes.  If you are making your own shoe, it can not be any larger than a size 12 mans shoe.  Limit of only one (1) shoe.  Do not decorate the second shoe unless you are using it as another entry.

DEVELOPMENTALLY/DISABLED:

Use class 10 for this group.  To be used in Youth, Jr., Adult Home Arts and Fine Arts.  Use the same lot numbers that corresponds with your items but be sure and use Class 10.