1. Exhibitors may
enter one item in each lot, limit of three (3) in each
Department, unless specified.
2. Fairboard
reserves the right to approve or reject entries in the best interest
and standards of the Fair.
3. Entries will be
accepted in the miscellaneous class only if there is not a class
listed for that item.
4. An entry form
must be completely filled out for all entries.
5. Entries are
limited to Sevier County residents. Non-residents may enter items as
display only.
6. Articles may be entered only by the owner and must be produced or
prepared within the current fair year, items that have not been used
or worn, or exhibited at a previous county fair may be entered.
7. Models purchased
in kits will be accepted for display only.
8. No unfinished
work will be accepted for entry.
9. Original designs
should be so labeled.
10. If an exhibit
consists of a set, it will be judged as one exhibit.
11. Sevier County
Fair Board will not be responsible for any loss or injury to any
animal or article. All reasonable means will be taken however, to
prevent losses or injury.
12. Exhibits will be
judged and ribbons awarded in accordance with the Danish system.
13. Cash premiums of
$3.00 (Blue Ribbon) and $2.00 (Red Ribbon) will be awarded.
Sweepstakes Ribbons will be awarded $5.00 plus Blue Ribbon
premium, for a total of $8.00. Reserved Ribbons and Theme
Ribbons will be awarded $5.00, and will forfeit the Blue Ribbon. A
MAXIMUM of $50.00 premium money will be awarded to one
individual. Premium money will be available Friday &
Saturday from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm., and on Monday during pickup
hours.
14. All prizes will
be handed out on Monday during pick up hours.
15. Exhibit pick
up times will be Saturday, August 13, between 5 and 7 p.m. and on
Monday, August 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Exhibits will not be
released until this time, if you are unable to leave them until this
time, PLEASE DO NOT BRING EXHIBITS.
16. All items not
claimed will become the property of the Sevier County Fair Board.
If you need to make
special arrangements to pick up items, contact Paula Martin at
893-0458.
Age Divisions
will be as follows:
Division A
is open to Sevier County residents Youth ages 6 to 11.
Division Bis open to Sevier County residents Teens age 12 to 18.
Division C
is open to Sevier County residents Adult 19 to 59. Division
D is open to Sevier County residents Seniors 60 and older.
Division E
is open to Sevier County residents with Special Circumstance.
ENTRY DEADLINES:
Monday, August 8,
10 AM - 6 PM: Accept Living Arts and Crafts and 4-H Exhibits
Tuesday, August 9,
8 AM - 11 AM: Accept Horticulture, Floriculture, and Baked Goods
Wednesday, August 10,
7:30 AM - 11 AM: Accept Small Animals
Living
Arts Departments include:
Sewing,
Needlework, Crocheting and Knitting, Quilts, Hobbies and Crafts,
Paper Arts, Decorative Painting, Poetry, Education, Photography,
Fine Art/Paintings, Baked Foods, Preserving, Floriculture,
Horticulture, Small Animals, and Goats.
Dept
A Sewing
Sewing
items are constructed from a pattern. Cut out, assembled, sewn,
and finished by individual.
3
Entries per person
CLASS
A
Lot 1
– Infant Apparel
Lot 2
- Heirloom Sewing, including christening attire, formals, fancy
dresses, etc.
Lot 3
- Smocking and Decorative Stitching
Lot 4
- Children's Apparel
Lot 5
- Adult Apparel
Lot 6
- Home Deco: pillows, linens, etc.
Lot 7
- Wedding Gown
Lot 8
- Apron
Lot 9
- Novelty: stuffed animals, doll clothes, etc
Lot 10
- Miscellaneous
Dept
B Needlework
3
Entries per person
CLASS
A
Pillowcases
(1 Set)
Lot 1
– Appliquéd
Lot 2
– Embroidered
Lot 3
– Machine Embroidered
Lot 4
– Crocheted
CLASS
B
Dish
Towels (Set of 2)
Lot 5
– Appliquéd
Lot 6
– Embroidered
Lot 7
– Machine Embroidered
CLASS
C
Tablecloth/Napkins/Runners
Lot 8
– Appliquéd
Lot 9
– Embroidered
Lot 10
– Machine Embroidered
CLASS
D
Pictures/Wall
Hangings/Pillows
Lot 11
– Embroidered
Lot 12
– Needlepoint
Lot 13
– Counted Cross Stitch
Lot 14
– Crewel
CLASS
E
Miscellaneous
Needlework
Lot 15
– Doll Clothes
Lot 16
– Trimmed/Edged Articles
Lot 17
– Pot Holders
Lot 18
– Novelty Weaves
Lot 19
– Rug
Lot 20
– Plastic Canvas
Lot 21
– Miscellaneous
Dept
C Crocheting and Knitting
3
Entries per person
CLASS
A
Lot 1
– Crocheted Afghans
Lot 2
– Knitted Afghans
Lot 3
– Doilies
Lot 4
– Sweater, Cardigan, Shawl
Lot 5
– Baby Clothes
Lot 6
– Booties or Shoes
Lot 7
– Tablecloth
Lot 8
– Miscellaneous
Dept
D Quilts
Quilts
will be judged as Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, or Group.
(Please specify on entry sheet.)
3
Entries per person
CLASS
A
Lot 1
– Printed, plain or tricot fabric hand tied
Lot 2
– Printed, plain or tricot fabric hand quilted
Lot 3
– Machine pieced and hand tied
Lot 4
– Machine pieced and machine quilted
Lot 5
– Machine pieced and hand quilted
Lot 6
– Hand pieced and machine quilted
Lot 7
– Hand pieced and hand quilted
Lot 8
– Mixed technique (pieced, appliqué or embroidered)
Lot 9
– Infants quilt, tied
Lot 10
– Infants quilt, quilted
Lot 11
– Wall hanging and miniature quilts
Lot 12
- Quilted clothing and misc.
Dept
E Hobbies and Crafts
3
Entries per Person
CLASS
A Ceramics
Lot 1
– Bisque
Lot 2
– Glazed
Lot 3
– Overglazing
Lot 4
– Porcelain or China
Lot 5
- Miscellaneous
CLASS
B Clay (Pottery)
Lot 6
– Hand
Lot 7
– Wheel Thrown
Lot 8
– Sculpture
Lot 9
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
C Metal
Lot 10
– Flatware
Lot 11
– Sculpture
Lot 12
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
D Fiber
Lot 13
– Hand-woven
Lot 14
– Macramé
Lot 15
– Tapestries
Lot
16- Hand Spinning
Lot 17
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
E Jewelry
Lot 18
– Fabricated
Lot 19
– Cast
Lot 20
– Lapidary
Lot 21
- Beading
Lot 22
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
F
Leather
or Naugahyde
Lot 23
– Carrying Case (billfold, key case, etc.)
Lot 24
– Household Articles
Lot 25
– Sportsman Carriers
Lot 26
– Saddles
Lot 27
– Apparel (clothing, chaps, etc.)
Lot 28
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
G Wood
Lot 29
– Furniture
Lot 30
– Carved Figures
Lot 31
– Relief Carving
Lot 32
– Birdhouse
Lot 33
– Chip Carving
Lot 34
– Turned Object
Lot 35
– Inlay
Lot 36
– Containers
Lot 37
- Doll House/Furniture
Lot 38
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
H Dolls
Lot 39
– Porcelain
Lot 40
– Dip and Drape
Lot 41
– Fabric
CLASS
I Model Cars
Lot 42
- Plastic
Lot 43
- Wood
Lot 44
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
J Framed Art
Lot
45- Floral
Lot 46
- Shadow Box
Lot 47
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
K Lego Art
Lot 48
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
L Miscellaneous
Lot
49– Taxidermy
Lot 50
– String Art
Lot 51
– Miscellaneous
Dept
F Paper Arts
3
Entries per Person
CLASS
A
Lot 1
- Origami
Lot 2
- Structure (doll house, etc)
Lot 3
- Paper Mache
Lot 4
- Cards (2 cards)
Lot 5
- Paper Crafts (cuttings, flowers, handmade papers, etc)
Lot 6
- Scrapbook Pages: Digital
Lot 7
- Scrapbook Pages: Single Layout
Lot 8
- Scrapbook Pages: Double Layout
Lot 9
- Scrapbook Pages: Mini Album (6x8 max)
Lot
10 - Scrapbook Pages: Miscellaneous
Lot 11
- Computer Art
Lot 12
- Drawings ( colored pencil, crayon, ink)
Dept
G Decorative Painting
Decorative
Painting on any surface will be accepted (pottery, wood, metal,
fabric, etc)
3
Entries per person
CLASS
A
Lot 1
- Tole Painting
Lot 2
- Watercolor Painting
Lot 3
- Stencil Painting
Lot 4
- Textile Painting (pillowcases, dishtowels, etc)
Lot 5
- Miscellaneous
Dept
H Poetry
2
Entries per person
CLASS
A
Lot 1
– Poems
Lot 2
– Short Stories
Dept
I Education
1
Entry per person
CLASS
A
Lot 1
- Science Project
Dept
J Photography
Photography
Rules
1.
Photographs WILL NOT be accepted in a frame.
Photographs must be mounted on regular cardboard or show board with
at least one (1) inch excess.
2.
In a storytelling series, exhibits may use a maximum of 3- 8”
by 10” mounts for each series.
3. 3
entries per person.
Professionals
are encouraged to enter at State Fair Level.
CLASS
A
Lot 1
– Action/Sports
Lot 2
– Human Interest Lot 3 – Scenic/Nature
Lot 4
– Portrait
Lot 5
– Wildlife /Animals
Lot 6
– Storytelling Scenes/Collage
Lot 7
- Lot /Commercial/Industrial
Lot 8
- Flowers
Lot 9
– Panorama
Lot 10
- Computer Enhanced
Lot 11
–Miscellaneous
Dept
K
Fine
Arts - Paintings
Paintings
Rules
1.
Original artwork, conceived and created by the entrant will be
considered.
2.
Artwork must be on regular cardboard, show board, or in a frame.
3. Pictures should be fixed so they can be hung on a wall.
4. 3
entries per person.
Professionals
are encouraged to enter at State Fair Level
The
following categories applies to all classes:
A
-Graphic Arts (pencil & ink, etchings, block printing,
lithographic, collage)
B. Oil
Painting and Acrylic
C.
Watercolor, Tempera, Casein
D.
Pastels
CLASS
A
Lot 1
– Portrait and Figure
Lot 2
– Still Life
Lot 3
– Landscape
Lot 4
– Experimental
Lot 5
– Animals Art
Lot 6
– Floral
Dept
L Baked Foods
Food
Rules
1.
Food exhibits must be entered on a plastic or heavy paper plate.
2. 3
Items per person
3.
Items entered must be made by exhibitor.
CLASS
A Breads
Lot 1
- Yeast Bread (1)
Lot 2
– Yeast Dinner Rolls (4)
Lot 3
– Yeast Sweet Rolls (4) Lot 4 – Baking Powder
Biscuits (4)
Lot 5
– Quick Breads (1)
Lot 6
– Muffins (4)
Lot 7
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
B Cookies
Lot 8
– Sponge Cookies (5)
Lot 9
– Drop or Squares (5)
Lot 10
– Filled (5)
Lot 11
- Rolled or (5)
Lot 12
– Brownies (5)
Lot 13
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
C Cakes
Lot 14
– Special Occasions
Lot 15
– Wedding (tiered or decorated)
Lot 16
– Angel (no frosting)
Lot 17
– Butter Cake (dark or light)
Lot 18
– Cupcakes
Lot 19
– Fruit
Lot 20
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
D Pies
Lot 21
– Cream
Lot 22
– Fruit
Lot 23
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
E Candy
Lot 24
– Brittle
Lot 25
– Caramels, Taffy
Lot 26
– Chocolate Covered
Lot 27
– Fudge
Lot 28
– Divinity
Lot 29
– Miscellaneous
Dept
M Preserving
Food
Preservation Rules
1.
Products exhibited must have been prepared since August 8, 2010 in
the home by the person entering them.
2. 1
entry per lot per person, unlimited entries
3.
One pint or one quart jar constitutes an exhibit of fruits, juices,
vegetables, meats, soups, pickles, relished, or sauces. One pint
or half pint jar constitutes an exhibit of jams or jellies. One jar
of dehydrated food constitutes an entry. Standard canning jars must
be used for all entries. (No mayonnaise jars) Jars and lids should
be clean and properly sealed. Each jar should be labeled with date
canned and name of contents.
CLASS
A Jams & Preserves
Lot 1
– Berry
Lot 2
– Pitted Fruit
Lot 3
– Non-Pitted Fruit
Lot 4
– Mixed Fruit
Lot 5
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
B Jellies
Lot 6
– Berry
Lot 7
– Pitted Fruit
Lot 8
– Non-Pitted Fruit
Lot 9
– Mixed Fruit
Lot 10
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
C Canned Foods
Lot 11
– Fruits
Lot 12
– Vegetables
Lot 13
– Pickled Vegetables
Lot 14
– Sweet Pickles
Lot 15
– Dill Pickles
Lot 16
– Relishes
Lot 17
– Sauces
Lot 18
– Salsa
Lot 19
– Syrups
Lot 20
– Juices
Lot 21
– Meats
Lot 22
– Soups
Lot 23
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
D Dehydrated & Smoked
Lot 24
– Fruits
Lot 25
– Vegetables
Lot 26
– Meats, Fish
Lot 27
– Miscellaneous
Dept
N Floriculture
Floriculture
Rules
1.
Flowers must be grown by the Exhibitor and be properly named.
2.
Floriculture exhibits must be in a container as provided by the
exhibitor (no cans, please).
3.
Exhibitors are responsible for the watering and other general care
of exhibits as needed.
4.
Floriculture displays must be arranged prior to entering the Home
Arts Building.
5.
Floriculture exhibits with aphids, white flies and/or spider mites
will not be accepted for entry.
6.3
entries per person
CLASS
A Potted Live Plants
Lot 1
– Fern
Lot 2
– Large Pot (Over 10”)
Lot 3
– Medium Pot (6-10”)
Lot 4
– Small Pot (Under 6”)
Lot 5
– Novelty
Lot 6
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
B Artistic Fresh Arrange
Lot 7
– Large (over 12”)
Lot 8
– Medium (8–12”)
Lot 9
– Small (under 8”)
Lot 10
– Novelty Arrangement
Lot 11
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
C Single Specimen
Lot 12
– Rose
Lot 13
– Gladioli
Lot 14
– Dahlia
Lot 15
– Lily
Lot 16
– Sunflower
Lot 17
– Zinnia
Lot 18
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
D Fresh Bouquets
Lot 19
– Mixed Specimen & Color
Lot 20
– Mixed Specimen (1 color)
Lot 21
– Mixed Color (1 specimen)
Lot 22
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
E Artificial Arrangements
Lot 23
– Table Decoration
Lot 24
– Wreath
Lot 25
– Decorated Birdhouse
Lot 26
– Wall Decoration
Lot 27
– Frames, Boxes, Etc.
Lot 28
– Miscellaneous
Dept
O Horticulture
3
Entries per person
CLASS
A Fruits
Lot 1
– Apples (tray of 5)
Lot 2
– Melons (1-2 per tray)
Lot 3
– Berries (1 cup)
Lot 4
– Pitted Fruit (5)
Lot 5
– Non-Pitted Fruit
Lot 6
– Grapes (2 bunches)
Lot 7
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
B Vegetables
Lot 8
– Artichokes (2)
Lot 9
– Beans (10)
Lot 10
– Bell Peppers (5)
Lot 11
– Beets (5)
Lot 12
– Cabbage (1 head)
Lot 13
– Carrots (5)
Lot 14
– Chili Peppers (5)
Lot 15
– Corn (4 ears)
Lot 16
– Cucumbers-slicing (3)
Lot 17
– Cucumbers-pickling(3)
Lot 18
– Lettuce (1 head)
Lot 19
– Onions- all varieties (3)
Lot 20
– Potatoes – White (3)
Lot 21
– Potatoes –Red (5)
Lot 22
– Radishes (6)
Lot 23
– Rhubarb (3 stalks)
Lot 24
– Squash, summer (3)
Lot 25
– Squash, winter (1)
Lot 26
– Tomatoes (5)
Lot 27
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
C Herbs/Spices
Lot 28
– Parsley
Lot 29
– Rosemary
Lot 30
– Sage
Lot 31
– Mint
Lot 32
– Miscellaneous
CLASS
D Field Crops
Lot 33
– Alfalfa (1 sheaf)
Lot 34
- Alfalfa (1 flake hay)
Lot 35
– Barley (1 sheaf spring or winter)
Lot 36
– Oats (1 sheaf)
Lot 37
– Corn (5 ears)
Lot 38
- Corn (1 sheaf)
Lot 39
- Grain or Seed (1 pint)
Lot 40
– Miscellaneous
Dept
P Small Animals
Small
Animal Rules
1.
Exhibitors are responsible for the care of their animal and cage
including feeding, watering and cleaning.
2.
Exhibitors with large fowl should provide a cage.
3.
Breeding duets/trios will be considered as one exhibit.
