2018 HARDIN COUNTY HOMEMAKERS FAIR CATALOGUE SECTION 5 GARDEN AND FRUITS. RULES AND REGULATIONS Judging at 4:30 P.M.

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1 2018 HARDIN COUNTY HOMEMAKERS FAIR CATALOGUE SECTION 5 GARDEN AND FRUITS RULES AND REGULATIONS Judging at 4:30 P.M. 1. Entries must be accepted Monday, July 9, 2018 beginning at 10:00 a.m. and ending at 4:00 p.m. 2. No exhibits will be accepted at any other time. 3. Exhibits must be picked up between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., Sunday, July Exhibitors may enter only one exhibit in any one class. 5. Exhibitors must provide and display produce on Styrofoam or paper plates, use small plate for small veggies. 6. Exhibitors may use address labels on tags. 7. Youth category is for ages 14 and under and must register their own entry(s). 8. No soiled vegetables or fruit will be accepted. 9. Vegetables must be grown in current growing season. Best of Show ribbon Adults ($25.00) provided by the Lincoln Trail Area Master Gardeners Best of Show ribbon Youth ($15.00) provided by the Lincoln Trail Area Master Gardeners Chairperson: Amy Aldenderfer, CEA Horticulture BEANS 1. Green Beans 1 dozen Green Beans Youth category 1 dozen CABBAGE 3. Cabbage (green) 1 head Cabbage (green) Youth category 1 head CORN 5. Corn (any variety) 3 ears with shuck Corn (any variety) Youth category 3 ears with shuck CUCUMBERS 7. Cucumbers (any variety) Plate of Cucumbers (any variety) Youth Cat. Plate of EGGPLANT 9. Any Variety 1 Fruit Any Variety Youth category 1 Fruit HERBS [A bunch is defined as what you can hold in your hand and rubber band] 11. Basil 1 bunch Basil Youth Category 1 bunch Sage 1 bunch Sage Youth Category 1 bunch LEAFY GREENS 15. Leafy Greens 1 bunch Leafy Greens Youth Category 1 bunch OKRA 17. Any variety Plate of Any Variety Youth category Plate of ONIONS 19. Green Onions Bunch of Green Onions Youth category Bunch of Red Onions Plate of Red Onions Youth category Plate of

2 23. Yellow or White Onions Plate of Yellow or White Onions Youth category Plate of PEPPERS 25. Green Bell 3 peppers Green Bell Youth category 3 peppers Hot Peppers 3 peppers Hot Peppers Youth category 3 peppers Sweet Banana Peppers 3 peppers Sweet Banana Peppers Youth Category 3 peppers Any Other Variety 3 peppers Any Other Variety Youth Category 3 peppers POTATOES 33. Irish Potatoes Plate of Irish Potatoes Youth category Plate of Red-skinned Plate of Red-skinned Youth category Plate of Any Other Variety Plate of Any Other Variety Youth category Plate of SQUASH 39. Yellow Straight Neck 3 Squash Yellow Straight Neck Youth category 3 Squash Yellow Crook Neck 3 Squash Yellow Crook Neck Youth Category 3 Squash Zucchini 3 Squash Zucchini Youth category 3 Squash TOMATOES 45. Red Plate of Red Youth category Plate of Yellow Plate of Yellow Youth category Plate of Cherry Tomato 2 or less Plate of Cherry Tomato 2 or less Youth Plate of Green Plate of Green Youth category Plate of BLACKBERRIES 53. Blackberries 1 cup Blackberries Youth category 1 cup FARM DISPLAY 55. Assorted Produce 10 or more species (grown by exhibitor this year) 56. Assorted Produce Youth category 10 or more species (grown by Exhibitor this year) LARGEST VEGETABLE 57. Largest Potato (any variety) Largest Potato (any variety) Youth UGLIEST VEGETABLE 59. Ugliest/Unusual Vegetable Plate of (grown by Exhibitor this year) 60. Ugliest/Unusual Vegetable - Youth Plate of (grown by Exhibitor this year) 2

3 SECTION 9 FAMILY LIVING DEPARTMENT Chairman: Darlene Chenault RULES: 1. Exhibits will be accepted Monday, July 9, 2018, beginning at 10:00 a.m. and ending at 4:00 p.m. NO EXHIBITS WILL BE ACCEPTED AT ANY OTHER TIME. 2. Exhibitor will be limited to one entry in each class, but may exhibit in all classes. 3. If there is more than one article in any exhibit they should be fastened together. 4. Perishable food should be covered with clear transparent material. 5. All canned foods must be in standard jars with rings and must be sealed. NO rusty lids or rings accepted. 6. When one article is entered in a class, it will be judged on its merit for first, second or third prize or none at all. 7. Items having won first prize in 2017 are not eligible for exhibiting in Items not winning first place will be limited to entry for two years only. 9. All entries MUST be made by the person entering except in collectible items. 10. All quilts must be quilted by the exhibitor, except in categories 19, 20, 21, and All exhibitors must be a resident of Hardin County. 12. Absolutely no soiled items accepted. 13. All items should be kept intact for display until Sunday, July 15, Exhibits must be picked up between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Sunday, July 15, In each Family Living section there will be a sponsored award and a Best of Show ribbon. 16. After 3:00 p.m. all exhibitors may have to pay the gate admission when making an entry. Exhibitors to which this will apply should plan to have an evening at the fair. 17. Exhibitors are encouraged to use address labels on exhibit entry tags. 18. Fair Board is not responsible for any damage to fair entries. Exhibit at your own risk. 19. Flower Department Entries will be taken from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Judging will be at 4:30 p.m. 20. All culinary items will be judged on Monday, July 9, 2018 at 4:30 p.m. 21. All other entries will be judged on Tuesday, July 9, 2018 at 8:00 a.m. 22. Judges decisions are final! 23. Best of Show Ribbons will be awarded in each area. 3

4 QUILTS Chairpersons: Quilters of Hardin County Exhibitors: If available, please include name of quilt pattern on index card to be displayed with quilts. Note - Antique Quilts do not have to be made by the person entering the quilt. BED SIZED QUILTS (TWIN TO KING SIZED) PERIMETER SHOULD MEASURE AT LEAST Pieced Machine quilted Pieced Hand quilted Appliquéd Machine quilted Mixed Pieced & appliquéd hand or machine quilted Other Techniques WALL HANGING AND LAP SIZED QUILTS 9. Machine pieced - Machine quilted Machine pieced - Hand quilted Appliquéd Machine quilted OTHER QUILTS 14. Baby Quilts Art Quilts Miniature Quilts Un-quilted Tops Quilted Table Runners Quilt made by two (2) individuals (Quilt made by two people where one person completes the quilt top by hand or by machine. The second person does the quilting by hand Quilt made by two (2) individuals (Quilt made by two people where one person completes the quilt top by hand or by machine. The second person does the quilting by machine Quilt made by a group (Quilt made by three (3) or more people, hand or machine pieced, hand quilted or machine quilted, with a minimum size of 60 x 85. Make entry in name of the group Holiday Quilt Tack quilt Other Techniques Paper Pieced (foundation pieced) Antique Quilts (Do not have to be made by the person entering the Quilt) First Fair Entry Other Quilted Items Hand Appliqued Hand Quilted Hand Pieced & Hand Quilted Child s Category 34. Quilt made by 2 people

5 NEEDLECRAFT Chairpersons: Winona Skees, Mary Ellen Williams PILLOWS: 40. Fancy Throw KITCHEN ITEMS: 45. Pair - Potholders Pair - Hand towels Table Runner Miscellaneous PILLOW CASES: 53. Pillow Cases MISCELLANEOUS NEEDLECRAFT: 58. Counted Cross Stitch - Aida Specialty Cross Stitch Coasters Place Mats Redwork Embroidery Children s Needlecraft Miscellaneous CLOTHING Chairpersons: Doris Crews, Barbara Taylor CLOTHING: 91. Apron Child s Item Woman s Item Purse Purse-Quilted Kitchen items Miscellaneous CROCHETED ITEMS: FIBER ARTS 74. Sweater Adult Hat Shawl Baby Afghan Full size Afghan Miscellaneous KNITTED ITEMS: K-80. Miscellaneous

6 HANDICRAFT I Chairperson: Martha Wiseman, Renie Phillips BASKETS: 110. Miscellaneous handmade Baskets CHRISTMAS ITEMS: 117. Christmas Ornaments Christmas Wall Hangings Christmas Card Basket Snowmen Miscellaneous CERAMICS: 126. Amateur - dry brushed Children s miscellaneous Miscellaneous FOLK ART: 135. Wood Painted Santa Claus Painted Santa Claus Painted Snowman Fabric Claus Miscellaneous HANDICRAFT II Chairpersons: Deloris Colley, Hedi McNutt HANDICRAFT: 140. Handcrafted Necklace Handcrafted Jewelry, Other Floral Arrangement Fabric Wall Hanging Decorated Wreath Fabric Bowl Heirloom Item Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Youth Craft RECYCLED 159. Recycled Recycled Youth HOBBY SECTION: 169. Your Personal Hobby Wood Your Personal Hobby Sewing Your Personal Hobby Ages up to 7 years Your Personal Hobby Ages 8-12 years Your Personal Hobby Miscellaneous Painted Tin, Animals Miscellaneous

7 CULINARY Chairpersons: Paula Greenwell, JoAnn Taul (All items on plastic or cardboard plates & covered with clear plastic material) BREADS & ROLLS: 191. Banana Bread 3 slices Zucchini Bread 3 slices Yeast Items Biscuits Miscellaneous PIES 200. Pies, Non Cream ½ of pie Fruit Pie ½ of pie Miscellaneous ½ of pie CAKES: 204. Chocolate Cake- ½ of cake Carrot Cake ½ cake Decorated Cake Adult Miscellaneous ½ of cake COOKIES AND BROWNIES: 210. Assorted Small Cookies - 2 varieties Bar Cookies - 5 on a plate Peanut Butter Cookies - 5 on a plate Sugar Cookies - 5 on a plate Brownies - 5 on a plate Miscellaneous Brownies/Cookies Cake Mix Cookies Chocolate Chip Cookies Miscellaneous CANDY: 221. Pure Honey Miscellaneous Candy 5 on a plate YOUTH CATAGORIES, Ages Decorated Cake Miscellaneous

8 CANNING FRUITS & VEGETABLES Chairpersons: Barbara Jeffries CANNING FRUITS Standard Canning Jars Only. No rusty lids accepted! PRESERVES: 231. Peach Preserves Collection of Jellies (not less than 3 varieties) Apple Jelly Berry Jelly Grape Jelly Elderberry Jelly Plum Jelly Blackberry Jelly Pear Jelly Miscellaneous JAMS: 251. Collection of Jams (no less than 3 varieties) Blackberry Jam Strawberry Jam Cherry Jam Raspberry Jam Miscellaneous FRUITS: 260. Canned Peaches - Quart Canned Berries - Quart Miscellaneous SAUCES, BUTTERS AND FILLINGS: 268. Apple Butter Applesauce Miscellaneous CANNING VEGETABLE PICKLES: 276. Collection of Pickles (No less than 3 Varieties) Pickled Squash Jar Dill Pickles Jar Mixed Pickles Jar Beet Pickles Jar Pickled Peppers Miscellaneous

9 RELISHES: 290. Cucumber Relish Miscellaneous VEGETABLES: 298. Canned Corn White Kernel Canned Corn Yellow Kernel Canned Green Beans Canned Green Tomatoes Canned Sauerkraut Canned Peppers Canned Cabbage Miscellaneous JUICES, SOUPS & SAUCES: 318. Apple Juice Blackberry Juice - Quarts or Pints Tomato Juice-Quarts or Pints Soup Mixture-Quarts or Pints Salsa Pasta Sauce Miscellaneous

10 SECTION 9 FLOWER DEPARTMENT MONDAY, JULY 9, 2018 Judging at 4:30 P.M. CHAIR: The Garden Club of Elizabethtown GUIDELINES FOR ENTRIES 1. Entries will be accepted Monday, July 9, 2018, beginning at 10:00 a.m. and ending at 4:00 p.m. NO EXHIBITS WILL BE ACCEPTED AT ANY OTHER TIME. 2. Exhibits must be picked up between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 14, Exhibitors are encouraged to use address labels on exhibitor entry tags. 4. EXHIBITS IN HORTICULTURE DIVISION must be grown by exhibitor or been in possession of exhibitor for at least three (3) month. 5. Designs or container plants with artificial material [i.e. ribbons, bows, etc.] will not be accepted. 6. Containers for designs and horticulture must be furnished by the exhibitor. Horticulture specimens should be exhibited in clear, colorless glass containers. A plant stem may be used to wedge cut specimens in upright position. No broken containers may be used. There must be NO FOLIAGE UNDER WATER. 7. ALL POTTED PLANTS (NO HANGING PLANTS) must be in pots not exceeding 10 across top and must be underlined to catch water. Containers and foliage of plants must be clean. Leaves may NOT BE WAXED, OILED OR TREATED IN ANY MANNER. Diseased or insect infected plants will not be accepted. 8. No artificial plant material is allowed. Fresh plant material may not be treated in any way. Dried plant material may be painted and/or treated. 9. The Garden Club of Elizabethtown and/or the Fair Board are not responsible for any damage to Fair entries. Enter at your own risk. 10. Judges and official personnel only will be allowed in show area during judging. 11. Small Design must fit in an 8 W X 8 H space. Petite Design should fit within a 5 W x 5 H space. CLASS NO. I. Horticulture Specimens 400. Rose, Floribunda or Shrub, one stem Rose, Hybrid Tea or Grandiflora, one stem Marigold, Small (with foliage), one stem Marigold, Small, three stems Marigold, Large, three stems Zinnia, Large, (with foliage), one stem Zinnia, Small, three stems Hydrangea, one stem Coleus foliage, one stem Herb, one stem Gladiola, Large, one stem Gladiola, Small, one stem Any flower, other than above, one stem Any flower, other than above, three stems Daylily, Orange, one stem Daylily, Pink/Peach, one stem Daylily, Yellow, one stem

11 417. Daylily, Red/Purple, one stem Daylily, other than above, one stem Oriental Lily, one stem Calla Lily, one stem Any other Lily, not Daylily, one stem Coneflower, three stems Sunflower, one stem Sunflower, Small, three stems Any flower, other than above, one stem II. Horticulture Container Grown Plants (10 max.) 430. Succulent Blooming Plant Non-Blooming Plant (foliage) Most Unusual Plant Fern, Potted Any potted plant, other than above III. Artistic Design 443. Small-Rose Arrangement, blooms less than Rose Arrangement Daylily Arrangement Zinnias Arrangement Wild Plant Material Arrangement Any other Fresh Arrangement Herb Arrangement Mixed blooms Arrangement Foliage Arrangement (i.e. Caladium etc.) Sunflower Arrangement Kitchen Container Arrangement Most Original Arrangement Design: Patriotic Theme Design: Picnic Theme Design: Christmas Theme Design: Tea Party Theme Design: Baby Theme Design: Ocean/Sea Theme Small Design (8 Wx8 H) Fresh Petite Design (less than 5 x5 ) Fresh IV. Youth 14 and under 470. Daylily, one stem Any flower, other than above, one stem Fresh Material Arrangement One Flower-Type Arrangement Design: Recycled Container Design: Ocean/Sea Theme SPECIAL AWARDS BEST IN SHOW FOR DESIGN BEST IN SHOW FOR HORTICULTURE 11

12 SECTION 10 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT ADULTS Chairpersons: Debbie McQueary, Diane McCamish, Byrle Thomas, Lavinda Curl, Lisa Curl RULES: 1. Entries will be accepted Monday, July 9, 2018 beginning at 10:00 a.m. and ending at 4:00 p.m. NO EXHIBITS WILL BE ACCEPTED AT ANY OTHER TIME. All Exhibitors arriving after 3:00 p.m. may have to pay gate admission and should plan for an evening at the fair. 2. Exhibits must be picked up between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Sunday, July 14, Exhibitors may enter only one exhibit in any one class. 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE WIRED AND READY TO HANG OR THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. 5. Water colors and prints shall be hinged-matted; if not matted and framed. 6. Oil, acrylics and egg tempera paintings may be framed or unframed. 7. No number paintings accepted. 8. Articles previously winning first premiums cannot be exhibited. 9. Entries must be the work of the exhibitor. 10. Exhibitor who enters in professional category cannot enter in amateur. 11. Best of Show ribbons will be awarded in painting, photography, and youth. 12. Fair Board is not responsible for any damage to fair entries. Enter at your own risk. 13. Exhibitors are encouraged to use address labels on exhibitor entry tags. ADULTS CLASS NO. Oil Painting 1. Landscape Still Life Floral Portrait Miscellaneous Acrylic 11. Landscape Still Life Floral Animal Miscellaneous Water Color 21. Landscape Floral Portrait Animal Miscellaneous

13 Painting/Drawing 32. Drawing - Black and White Drawing - Colors Pen & Ink Oil Rouging Pen & Ink Oil on Masonite Modern Art Miscellaneous Pictures/Photography 44. Picture with Historical Significance Antique Picture/Heirloom Picture Color Photography - Scenery Color Photography - Portraits/Human Color Photography - Nature Color Photography - Animal Portraits Color Photography Flowers Color Photography Wedding Color Photography Weather Color Photography Sports & School Spirit Black & White Sports & School Spirit Black & White Photography - Scenery Black & White Photography Flower Black & White Photography - Portraits Black & White Photography - Nature Black & White Photography Animal Black & White Photography Wedding Black & White Photography Miscellaneous Photo Shop Amateur Photography Abstract Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Fine Arts 65. Collage Scrapbook Art Poetry Miscellaneous Art (any medium)

14 ADULTS - PROFESSIONAL CLASS NO. Professional - Acrylic 90. Landscape Floral Portrait Miscellaneous Professional - Water Color 98. Landscape Floral Portrait Animal Miscellaneous Professional Painting/Drawing 110. Painting Black and White Miscellaneous Professional - Pictures/Photography 120. Color Photography - Scenery Color Photography - Portraits/Human Color Photography - Nature Color Photography - Animal Portraits Color Photography Flowers Color Photography Wedding Color Photography Weather Color Photography Sports & School Spirit Black & White Sports & School Spirit Black & White Photography - Scenery Black & White Photography Flower Black & White Photography - Portraits Black & White Photography - Nature Black & White Photography Animal Black & White Photography Wedding Photography Abstract Picture Photoshop Miscellaneous Photography

15 STUDENTS CLASS NO. STUDENTS - Grades Water Color Painting Miscellaneous Painting Drawing Acrylic Painting ` Pottery Sculpture Miscellaneous Art STUDENTS - Grades Water Color Painting Colored Marker Painting Oil Painting Acrylic Miscellaneous Painting Sculpture and Pottery - handmade only Paper Mache Miscellaneous Drawing Color Photography Animals Color Photography Flowers Color Photography Nature Color Photography Scenery Collage Wood Art Miscellaneous STUDENTS GRADES Acrylic Painting Miscellaneous Painting Drawing Pen & Ink Oil Roughing Collage Color Photography - Scenery Color Photography - Human/Animal Color Photography - Nature Color Photography Flower Black & White Photography Scenery Black & White Photography Animal Black & White Photography Flower Sculpture/Pottery Handmade Chalk Drawing STUDENTS GRADES Acrylic Oil Pastel Color Pencil Drawing Color Marker Drawing Miscellaneous Painting Color Photography - Scenery Color Photography Nature Color Photography - Portraits/Human Color Photography -Portraits/Animal

16 210. Color Photography Portraits/Flowers Black & White Photography Nature Black & White Photography Scenery Miscellaneous