Home Arts – Textiles - Puyallup Fair

Home Arts – Textiles2013 Washington State FairPremium ListBy submitting an entry into the Fair,exhibitors agree to abide by all rules,regulations and entry requirements ofthe Fair and of the department(s) towhich they are submitting their entries.It is important that exhibitorsread and be familiar with therules in this book, as well as:Vehicle Unloading Procedures:Washington State Fair map:You may not find it necessary to print thisentire Premium List. While we ask that youread and be familiar with the informationin the Premium List prior to entry, please feelfree to print just the pages you need.iMPORTANT!Read below, then register entry information onlinebefore bringing items to Fair. www.thefair.comOnline Entry Registration Instructions• Read the complete rules, department and divisiondescriptions, and entry information in this PremiumList BEFORE going to Online Entry Registration.• Then go to the COMPETITIVE EXHIBIT ENTRIESweb page.- click ONLINE ENTRY REGISTRATION button(available starting May 1)• Click Login/Logoff and choose your Type: Exhibitor- Register using your First Name and Last Name andcreate a password (write your password down ormake sure it is something you will rememberfor future use.) Fill in requested information,including email address. Click Continue.• Click Create Entries. For each entry:- Select Department ex.: Home Arts - Textiles- Select a Division ex.: Clothing, Division 100- Select a Class ex.: class 1032 - Costume- Fill in all requested information for the class(es)you are entering, including a brief Description(such as color, pattern, special material)• When all your information is complete, click Continueand follow instructions to check out.(NOTE: If you think you may want to modify yourentries, you may save your current session and checkout at a later session. Be sure to Check Out before theclosing date listed for your classes; entries are notsubmitted to the Fair office until the check outprocess is complete.)• Fill in “yes” at the statement to agree to all the termsand conditions of entry as defined in this Premium List.• Click Submit.• Please print and bring a copy of your online entrysummary/receipt with your entries when you bringthem to the the Fair.• Please contact us with any questions regardingonline entry registration:253-841-5074, CompExhibits@thefair.comRevised: 08-05-2013- 1 -

ContentsLinks to important Fair Information ........................1IMPORTANT! Please read! ..................................1Home Arts Information ....................................2Ways to Participate ........................................2Entry & Release Regular Schedule .........................3Entry & Release Special Contests ...........................3Home Arts General Rules ..................................4Clothing - Division 100 ....................................5Creative Stitchery - Division 101 ...........................6Needlepoint – Division 102 ................................7Crochet – Division 103 ....................................8Knitting – Division 104 ....................................9Washington State Fair Fastest Fingersin the West Contest – Division 105 .........................10Large Quilts – Division 106 ...............................11Amateur / Professional Quilt Collaboration – Division 107 . 12Professional / Master Quilters – Division 108 ..............12Small Quilts – Division 109 ...............................13Quilt Challenge – Division 110 ............................14Rugs – Division 111 .......................................14Lace / Open Work – Division 112 ..........................15Weaving – Division 113 ...................................16Spinning – Division 114 ...................................17Basketry – Division 115 ...................................18Professional / Master Basket Maker – Division 116 .........18please note:Please see separateHOME ARTS - FOODS PREMIUM LISTfor Preserved Foods, Culinary Arts and Table Settingentry information.Click here:COMPETITIVE EXHIBIT ENTRIESHome Arts InformationDIRECTOR IN CHARGECandace D. BlancherSUPERINTENDENTNancy DekeyserCONTEST COORDINATORSue HortonENTRIES COORDINATORSharon WischmeierTEXTILE DEMONSTRATIONCOORDINATORKathy BrooksWashington State FairCOMPETITIVE EXHIBITS OFFICE(253) 841-5074 (Year ‘round)Email: CompExhibits@thefair.comHOME ARTS OFFICE(253) 841-5063Beginning August 5, 9 am to noon,and 10 am to 10 pm during the FairWays to ParticipateThe Home Arts Department offers an opportunity for craftpersons throughout the Puget Sound area and beyond toshare the pleasure of their craft.HANDCRAFTED ENTRIES• Textiles and Fiber Arts *• Preserved Foods *• Culinary Arts *• Special Contests *(*See separate Home Arts - Foods Premium List)The pride of creating something beautiful and/ordelicious and then submitting it for competition isworthy of celebration, regardless of whether the entrywins an award. The competition serves to increaseparticipants’ skill levels and heighten the appreciationand interest of the general public.DEMONSTRATIONS• Textiles and Fiber Arts• Culinary ArtsMany talented artists will be sharing knowledge by wayof demonstrations every day between 10:30 am and9:00 pm. To volunteer, call the Competitive ExhibitsOffice: (253) 841-5074 (year ‘round)Revised: 08-05-2013- 2 -

Entry & ReleaseRegular ScheduleClasses in the following Divisions fall under the RegularSchedule of dates and times listed below for Online EntryRegistration, Bringing In Entry Items and EntryRelease/Return.Div. 100 - Clothing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pg. 5Div. 101 - Creative Stitchery ..........................pg. 6Div. 102 - Needlepoint ...............................pg. 7Div. 103 - Crochet ...................................pg. 8Div. 104 - Knitting ...................................pg. 9Div. 106 - Large Quilts ..............................pg. 11Div. 107 - Amateur / Professional Quilt ..............pg. 12Div. 108 - Professional / Master Quilters .............pg. 12Div. 109 - Small Quilts ..............................pg. 13Div. 111 - Rugs .....................................pg. 14Div. 112 - Lace / Open Work ........................pg. 15Div. 113 - Weaving .................................pg. 16Div. 114 - Spinning .................................pg. 17Div. 115 - Basketry ..................................pg. 18Div. 116 - Professional / Master Basket Maker ........pg. 18Online ENTRY REGISTRATIONOnline entry registration must be completed by deadlineslisted. Print a copy of your on-line entry summary/receipt tobring with your items. See Online Entry Registration instructionson page 1.TEXTILES & FIBER ARTS DIVISIONS:Wed., August 21, 2013, by 10 pmBringing in Entry ItemsPlease bring a copy of your online entry summary/receipt withyour item(s). MAIL-IN ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.Entry & ReleaseSpecial ContestsFor certain classes and special contests, dates and timesvary from the regular schedule above; these variationsare noted in the class/contest information. Please read theinformation carefully to be sure of the date and time forthe contests you wish to enter.The following contests have dates or times that deviate fromthe Regular Schedule. See contest information for details:Div. 105 – Washington State FairFastest Fingers in the West ................pg. 10Div. 110 – Quilt Challenge ...........................pg. 14please note:Please see separateHOME ARTS - FOODS PREMIUM LISTfor Preserved Foods, Culinary Arts and Table Settingentry information.Click here:COMPETITIVE EXHIBIT ENTRIESTEXTILES & FIBER ARTS DivisionsFri., August 23, 2013, 9 am – 4 pmSat., August 24, 2013, 9 am – 4 pmSun., August 25, 2013, noon – 6 pmEntry Release/ReturnALL ENTRIES WILL BE RELEASED:Tue., September 24, 9 am – 8 pmWed., September 25, 9 am – 6 pmUNCLAIMED ITEMS WILL NOT BE STORED. ANYTHINGREMAINING AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25 WILL BEDONATED TO CHARITY OR DISCARDED.Revised: 08-05-2013- 3 -

Home Arts General RulesAWARDSEach division with at least three exhibitors will have a purpleand gold Grand Champion rosette and prize awarded to themost outstanding entry of that division. A lavender and whiteReserve Champion rosette will also be given in each qualifyingdivision. There may be one Blue, one Red and one Whiteribbon given in each class. Honorable Mention ribbons may beawarded. Only Purple, Lavender, Blue, Red and Award of Meritribbons will receive money or prize premiums. Premiumchecks will be mailed late-October.ABSOLUTELY NO INFORMATION ON PLACINGS OR AWARDSWILL BE ANNOUNCED PRIOR TO FAIR’S OPENING.DISPLAYSAll award-winning entries will be displayed, and every effortwill be made to display all other entries. However, wereserve the right to withhold non-award winning entriesfrom display. This right will be exercised ONLY if there is notsufficient space to display said entry in a safe and attractivemanner. Any item not displayed will be held in a securestorage area of the Home Arts Department and the exhibitorwill be notified prior to the Fair opening.JUDGINGJudges are selected from professionals or highly accreditedamateur artists working within their field of expertise. Neitherpaid Fair employees nor volunteers are eligible to judge in theDepartment for which they work. Paid Fair employees orvolunteers who judge any show or contest outside thedepartment they work for must be pre-approved by theirdepartment supervisor. Fair exhibitors, including exhibitingemployees, are not eligible to judge in their entry divisions.RECEIVING AND RETURNYou may drive to the Home Arts Department through theService Gate at 5th St SW (off of 15th Ave SW) or through theGold Gate at 9th Ave SW and Meridian St SW on entry days.Please refer to the Entry and Return Schedule on page 3 forreceiving and return dates and times.Home Arts Entries - Rules1. Entry registration must be made online for all Divisionsby entry deadline. See page 1 for online entry step-bystepinstructions and page 2 for entry schedule.2. No entry fee will be charged.3. All articles must be the handwork of the exhibitor. Theymust be finished within the last two years. No article canbe exhibited a second year. NO SOILED OR OBVIOUSLYUSED ITEMS WILL BE ACCEPTED.4. ALL ITEMS WILL BE PLACED IN THE MOST SUITABLECLASS. Each exhibitor shall be limited to ONE ENTRY PERCLASS; as to enter more would, in effect, be competingagainst oneself, i.e., one crocheted afghan, onecrocheted pillow, etc. No pairs or sets except wherespecified. Entries may be reclassified by staff or judges.5. The “OTHER” class will only be used if the item does notfit within any other class in a division.6. All awards need not necessarily be awarded in eachclass at the discretion of the judge.7. The Home Arts Department is for amateurs to competeand exhibit their work. Anyone grossing more than$2000 per year from the sale of Home Arts-relatedproducts, or engaging in teaching a craft on a regularand structured class schedule, is considered aprofessional by the Washington State Fair and is noteligible to enter in the Home Arts Department, exceptfor the professional/master sections in the quilting andbasketry divisions. A quilt that is made by an amateurand a professional will go into the Amateur/Professional Division.Thirteen classes are offered for professional/masterquilters, and five classes for professional/master basketmakers. They will compete ONLY with one another, andnot with participants of amateur status.Master crafts persons are exhibitors who have won theseamateur division championships once. Each division musthave at least three exhibitors competing for a GrandChampionship to be awarded. See AWARDS at left.8. CRAFT PERSONS MUST BE AT LEAST 16 YEARS OF AGE,except where noted. No separate designations or discriminationscan be made. We have no provision for children’sentries at this time, and feel that it is unfair to both thechild and the judge to ask them to compete with adults.Children 6 through 15 are encouraged to enter theCreative Kids Exhibit at the Spring Fair in April. Youmay download the Creative Kids premium list atwww.thefair.com starting in February.9. ALL ITEMS PLACED ON DISPLAY MUST REMAIN FOR THEFULL RUN OF THE FAIR. Only items not on display maybe picked up before the end of the Fair.10. The Washington State Fair assumes no responsibility forloss or damage. Every reasonable precaution will beused to protect items on display.JUDGES’ SCORE CARDCRAFTSMANSHIP – Technical execution40% Possible ....................... ________DEGREE OF DIFFICULITY20% Possible ....................... ________DESIGN – Proportion, line, color, individuality20% Possible ....................... ________PRESENTATION – Finishing20% Possible ....................... ________TOTAL. ________Revised: 08-05-2013- 4 -

Clothing - Division 100(Sewing)Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.SOME THINGS JUDGES CONSIDER: Grain line, stitching,accuracy, pressing, seam finishing, grading and clipping,stains/soil, zippers and hems.ADDITIONAL AWARDS:Grand Champion Premium – BerninaActiva 215, donated by Quality Sewingand Vacuum Center/Tacony Corp., 2620Bridgeport Way W, Suite D, UniversityPlace, WA 98466Reserve Grand Champion Premium – $25 cashCHILDREN’S WEARClass 1st 2nd1000. EVERYDAY WEAR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10 $51010. PARTY WEAR ............................. $10 $51020. COAT, JACKET ............................. $10 $51030. CHRISTENING DRESS OR SET .............. $10 $51032. COSTUME ................................ $10 $51040. OTHER .................................... $10 $5MISCELLANEOUSClass 1st 2nd1280. NIGHTGOWN, SLIP, OTHER LINGERIE ....... $10 $51285. APRON ................................... $10 $51290. PURSE/BAG ............................... $10 $51300. DOLL CLOTHES (doll up to 12” optional) ... $10 $51320. OTHER .................................... $10 $5SPECIAL SEWING TECHNIQUES(Garment constructed by exhibitor, i.e.,no fusing or gluing on ready-made garments)Class 1st 2nd1400. MANIPULATED SURFACE(e.g., pleating, woven strips) ............... $10 $51402. SMOCKING ............................... $10 $51405. SURFACE DESIGN (e.g., stenciling,marbling, painting, dying ................. $10 $51410. EMBELLISHMENTS (e.g., hand and freemotion machine embroidery, beading ..... $10 $51420. QUILTING TECHNIQUES, APPLIQUE,PATCHWORK .............................. $10 $51425. COMBINATIONS ........................... $10 $5|>

Creative Stitchery -Division 101Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.All pictures must have strong WIRE hangers, no string orself-leveling hangers (e.g., _/\/\/\/\_), and must not30"Width 30"+ Length 40"Total 70"(maximum)40"exceed 70” width and lengthcombined, including frame. Seeexample at left. Professionalmounting and framing ispermissible. Frame or glass isoptional. No pairs or sets will beaccepted. Judging will be basedon completed piece includingfinishing and/or framing.SOME THINGS JUDGES CONSIDER: Consistent direction ofstitches, thread compatibility to fabric, proper tension,splitting threads, hoop outlines and/or soil, on-grain framing.ADDITIONAL AWARDS:Grand Champion Premium – $100 cashReserve Grand Champion Premium – $25 cashThe Evergreen Chapterof the Embroiderer’s Guild of Americawill award $ 50 cash, a certificate,a ribbon and a one-year paidchapter membership for thebest design in Division 101,Creative Stitchery. The award willbe based on originality andstitching excellence.2080. PICTURE, (e.g., cross stitch)49” to 70” length plus width ............... $10 $52090. PICTURE DONE ON LINEN,up to 30” length plus width ............... $10 $52095. PICTURE DONE ON LINEN,31” to 70” length plus width ............... $10 $52098. YOUR ORIGINAL DESIGN .............. $10 $52100. CHRISTMAS STOCKING .................... $10 $52105. OTHER ARTICLE ........................... $10 $5OTHER STITCHERYClass 1st 2nd2110. BUNKA ................................... $10 $52120. SMOCKING, GEOMETRIC .................. $10 $52130. SMOCKING, PICTURE ...................... $10 $5(For Smocked Clothing, see Class 1402)2140. BRAZILIAN EMBROIDERY .................. $10 $52150. SILK RIBBON EMBROIDERY ................ $10 $52160. MULTI-MEDIA ............................. $10 $52170. YOUR ORIGINAL DESIGN .................. $10 $52180. OTHER .................................... $10 $5MACHINE EMBROIDERYClass 1st 2nd2190. FREE MOTION ............................. $10 $52195. COMPUTERIZED .......................... $10 $5AWARD OF MERITAt the conclusion of the contest judges may designateup to two stitchery (other than the Grand and ReserveGrand Champions) for Awards of Merit – $25 premiumand a rosette.|>

Needlepoint – Division 102Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.All pictures must have strong WIRE hangers, no string orself-leveling hangers (i.e. _/\/\/\/\_), and must not exceed30"Width 30"+ Length 40"Total 70"(maximum)40"70” width and length combined,including frame. See example atleft. Professional mounting andframing is permissible. Frame orglass is optional. No pairs or setswill be accepted. Judging will bebased on completed pieceincluding finishing and/or framing.No cross stitch will be accepted inthis division.SOME THINGS JUDGES CONSIDER:Consistent direction of stitches, thread compatibility tofabric, proper tension, splitting threads, hoop outlinesand/or soil, on-grain framing.AWARD OF MERITAt the conclusion of the contest judges may designateup to two needlepoint ( other than the Grand and ReserveGrand Champions) for Awards of Merit – $25 premiumand a rosette.|>

Crochet – Division 103Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.Afghans not to exceed 150” width and length combined, butmust be at least 96” width and length combined, exceptClass 3050. No framed, mounted or lined crochet work willbe accepted.*CROCHETED THREADS ARE IN DIVISION 112 *SOME THINGS JUDGES CONSIDER: Even stitches, eventension, blocking, even seams, cleanliness, ends, evenoutside edgesWEARING APPAREL, CROCHETClass 1st 2nd3130. DRESS, COAT, SUIT, ETC .................... $15 $103140. SWEATER, VEST ........................... $10 $53150. CHILDREN’S WEAR ......................... $5 $33160. INFANT WEAR, SINGLE PIECE ............... $5 $33170. INFANT WEAR, SET ........................ $10 $53180. SCARF, STOLE, SHAWL ...................... $5 $33190. Hat ........................................ $5 $33200. MISCELLANEOUS SMALL ITEMS ............. $5 $33210. OTHER ..................................... $5 $3|>

Knitting – Division 104Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.Afghans not to exceed 150” width and length combined.Thread bedspreads not to exceed 225” width andlength combined.* ENTER LACE TECHNIQUE BEDSPREADS, TABLECLOTHSAND DOILIES IN DIVISION 112 *SOME THINGS JUDGES CONSIDER: Even stitches, eventension, blocking, even seams, cleanliness, ends, evenoutside edges.ADDITIONAL AWARDs:Grand Champion Premium – $100 Gift Certificatedonated by Pacific Fabric & Crafts, five locations in theGreater Seattle area. www.pacificfabrics.com3614. SWEATER, CHILDRENS – PULLOVER ........ $10 $53616. CHILDREN’S WEAR, SET ................... $10 $53620. INFANT WEAR, SINGLE PIECE ............... $5 $33630. INFANT WEAR, SET ........................ $10 $53640. SCARF ..................................... $5 $33642 BOA ....................................... $5 $33645. STOLE, SHAWL ............................. $5 $33650. HAT ....................................... $5 $33655. BAG ....................................... $5 $33660. SOCKS ..................................... $5 $33665. GLOVES, MITTENS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5 $33670. OTHER ..................................... $5 $33675. USE OF A CIRCULAR KNITTING DEVICE(e.g., Knifty Knitter) ........................ $5 $3MACHINE KNITSClass 1st 2nd3700. AFGHAN ................................... $5 $33705. DRESS, COAT, SUIT, ETC ..................... $5 $33710. SWEATER .................................. $5 $33715. VEST ...................................... $5 $33720. INFANT WEAR, SET ......................... $5 $33725. COMBINATION MACHINE AND HAND KNIT .. $5 $33726. ACCESSORY ................................ $5 $33728. OTHER ..................................... $5 $3Reserve Grand Champion Premium – $50 Gift Certificatedonated by Yorkshire Yarns,6122 Motor Ave SW, Lakewood, WAwww.yorkshireyarns.com|>

Washington State FairFastest Fingers in theWest Contest – Division 105Sponsored by:Skacel Collection, Inc.Rob Delmont, Director of Sales and Marketing(800) 255-1278 ext. 105These events will be held in the Home Arts Department onthe 2nd floor of the Pavilion. A maximum of 30 contestantswill be accepted for each competition.Four-ply knitting worsted, size 8 knitting needles and size Icrochet hook will be provided by Skacel. The prizes aredonated by Skacel. Duplicate awards will be given for workof equal quality. Tatting shuttle and thread provided by theWashington State Fair.Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.All three Fastest Fingers contests are on:TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10You may enter either:Online by 10 pm the day before the contest (see page 1 forinstructions), orAt the Home Arts Dept. 1/2 hour before contest time.Class 1st 2nd 3rd3736. TATTING CONTEST – 11 AM .....$30 $20 $10Class 1st 2nd 3rd3738. KNITTING CONTEST – 1 PM .....$30 $20 $10The winners of the Tatting and Knitting Contests will bethose contestants who have knitted or tatted the greatestnumber of stitches with correct tension and workmanshipduring the 15-minute period. Any incomplete stitch ordropped stitch will be deducted from the total number ofstitches completed.Class 1st 2nd 3rd3740. CROCHETED GRANNYSQUARE CONTEST – 3 PM .......$30 $20 $10The Crocheted Granny Square Contest will be judged onworkmanship and completion of the greatest number ofstitches using directions provided.|>

Large Quilts – Division 106(At least 140” length and width combined)Enter large quilts done by two or more persons, including atleast one amateur and one professional in Amateur/Professional Quilt Collaboration – Division 107Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.SOME THINGS JUDGES CONSIDER: Piecing/appliqué:technique, borders and sashing, quilting design andtechnique, binding or edges, corners, marking or soil.Traditional quilts are defined as those made fromhistorical designs that have been named and passeddown from our ancestors. Contemporary quilts are “artquilts” that contain an element of creativity, are originaland inventive, and are usually hung as art.GROUP PROJECTClass 1st 2nd4050. HAND QUILTED – any technique ...........$20 $154052. SEWING MACHINE QUILTED -any technique..$20 $15When an amateur and a professional have collaboratedon a project, the entry will go in the Amateur /Professional Quilt Collaboration – Division 107.AWARD OF MERITAt the conclusion of the contest in each of the fourQuilting Divisions, judges may designate up to two quilts(other than Grand and Reserve Grand Champions) forAwards of Merit (rosettes and $25 premiums).|>

Amateur / ProfessionalQuilt Collaboration –Division 107Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.This must be a quilt done by two or more persons includingat least one amateur and one professional. See rule 7 onpage 4 for the definition of a professional.Large quilts measure at least 140” width and lengthcombined. Small quilts measure less than 140” length andwidth combined.Traditional quilts are defined as those made fromhistorical designs that have been named and passeddown from our ancestors. Contemporary quilts are “artquilts” that contain an element of creativity, are originaland inventive, and are usually hung as art.ADDITIONAL AWARDS:Grand Champion Premium – $100 cashReserve Grand Champion Premium – $25 cash(A minimum of three exhibitors isrequired for granting this award.)Class 1st 2nd4100. TRADITIONAL – large, hand quilted ........$20 $154102. TRADITIONAL – small, hand quilted .......$20 $154104. TRADITIONAL – large, machine quilted ....$20 $154106. TRADITIONAL – small, machine quilted ....$20 $154108. TRADITIONAL – appliqué ..................$20 $154110. CONTEMPORARY – large, hand quilted ....$20 $154112. CONTEMPORARY – small, hand quilted ....$20 $154114. CONTEMPORARY – large, machine quilted . $20 $154116. CONTEMPORARY – small, machine quilted . $20 $154118. CONTEMPORARY – appliqué ..............$20 $154119. MIXED TECHNIQUES ......................$20 $154120. APPAREL AND MISC. ITEMS ................$20 $15|>

Small Quilts – Division 109(Less than 140” length and width combined)Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.Traditional quilts are defined as those made fromhistorical designs that have been named and passeddown from our ancestors. Contemporary quilts are “artquilts” that contain an element of creativity, are originaland inventive, and are usually hung as art.ADDITIONAL AWARDS:Grand Champion Premium – $100 Gift Certificatedonated by Trains, Fabrics, etc., Tacoma, WAGROUP PROJECTSAmateurs OnlyClass 1st 2nd4260. HAND QUILTED – any technique ........... $10 $54262. MACHINE QUILTED – any technique ....... $10 $5MISCELLANEOUS QUILTING TECHNIQUESClass 1st 2nd4265. TIED ...................................... $10 $54267. OTHER .................................... $10 $5PATCHWORK OR QUILTED MISC. ITEMSClass 1st 2nd4272. PILLOW ................................... $10 $54274. MINIATURE QUILT(18” wide and 18” long, or less) ............ $10 $54276. OTHER .................................... $10 $5|>

Quilt Challenge –Division 110“OUR STATE FAIR”Sponsored byThe Quilt Barn2102 E Main Ave, Suite 102Puyallup, WA 98372The Quilt Challenge is open to allquilters 16 years of age and older.Create a wall quilt using the theme, “Our State Fair" as yourinspiration.Register your entry online by August 10. When youronline entry is received we will send you the 12”x14”rectangle of fabric to begin this challenge project.Refer to dates in Entry & Release Regular Schedule forBringing In Entry Items and Entry Release/Return, on page 3.Class 1st 2nd 3rd4180. “OUR STATE FAIR”QUILT CHALLENGE ...............$50 $30 $20Prizes and 12”x14” fabric pieces are donated by The QuiltBarn, Puyallup, WA.Quilt Challenge RULESPlease read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Your creation must utilize all of the fabric provided.Additional “Challenge” fabric may not be used.Quilts must not exceed 72 inches length andwidth combined.Additional fabrics, shape, techniques and embellishmentsare of your choice.Rugs – Division 111Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.Rugs may not exceed 192” width plus length (e.g., 8’x8’).Hangings may be mounted but must not exceed 70” lengthplus width, including mountings.ADDITIONAL AWARDSGrand Champion Premium – $100 cashReserve Grand Champion Premium – $25 cashClass 1st 2nd4500. LATCHET ................................. $10 $54520. SHIRRET OR RUFFLE ....................... $10 $54525. HOOKED, PRIMITIVE ....................... $10 $54527. HOOKED, FINE SHADING .................. $10 $54530. CROCHET ................................. $10 $54535. YOUR ORIGINAL DESIGN, ANY TYPE ....... $10 $54540. RUG TYPE WALL HANGING ................ $10 $54550. BRAIDED ................................. $10 $54555. PILLOW USING ANY RUG TECHNIQUE ...... $10 $54560. OTHER .................................... $10 $5All soft toys are to be entered in Hobby Hall. To enter sewn,crocheted and knit doll CLOTHES ONLY, see Home ArtsDivisions 100, 103 and 104.|>

Lace / Open Work –Division 112Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.Front and back of work must be visible.ADDITIONAL AWARDS:Grand Champion Premium – $100 cashReserve Grand Champion Premium – $25 cashBOBBIN LACEClass 1st 2nd5000. ALL-LACE PROJECTS, SMALL, up to 6” X 6”(e.g., book marks, medallions, etc.) ........ $10 $55005. ALL-LACE PROJECTS, LARGE, Larger than6” X 6” (e.g., pictures, doilies, etc.) .......... $10 $55010. LACE AND FABRIC COMBINED, SMALL(e.g., collars, handkerchiefs) ............... $10 $55015. LACE AND FABRIC COMBINED, Larger than12” X 12” (e.g., placemats, garments, etc.) .. $10 $5NEEDLE MADE LACEClass 1st 2nd5020. DRAWN GARMENT (e.g., hardanger) ....... $10 $55030. DRAWN, HOUSEHOLD (small – up to 12”in diameter) .............................. $10 $55040. DRAWN, HOUSEHOLD (medium – 12” to24” in diameter) ........................... $10 $55050. DRAWN, HOUSEHOLD (larger than 24”in diameter, no mounting) ................ $10 $55080. OTHER (e.g., pulled, cut, mixed, etc.) ....... $10 $5TOOL MADE LACE – TATTINGClass 1st 2nd5090. TATTING, DOILY ........................... $10 $55100. TATTING, ORNAMENT, JEWELRY ........... $10 $55110. TATTING, CLOTHING, ACCESSORY ......... $10 $55120. TATTING, TRIMMED ITEM ................... $5 $35121. TATTING, 3-D ITEM ......................... $5 $35122. TATTING, OTHER ........................... $5 $3TOOL MADE LACE – CROCHETClass 1st 2nd5125. CROCHET, TRIMMED ITEM. ................. $5 $35126. CROCHET, ORNAMENT ..................... $5 $35130. CROCHET (small-up to 12” in diameter) ..... $5 $35135. CROCHET (medium-13” to 24” in diameter) .. $5 $35140. CROCHET (larger than 24” in diameter) .... $10 $55145. CROCHET – TABLECLOTH, THREAD (not toexceed 225” width and length combined) . $20 $155146. CROCHET – BEDSPREAD, THREAD (not toexceed 225” width and length combined) . $20 $155147. CROCHET – GARMENTS, thread ............ $10 $55148. CROCHET – INFANT WEAR (3 pieces or less). $10 $55149. CROCHET, BED DOLLS, thread, pillow type(no stands) ................................ $5 $35150. CROCHET DOLL CLOTHES, 3 pieces or less(doll up to 12” optional – the judge mustsee the inside of the clothes) ............... $5 $35151. CROCHET, HOUSEHOLD ITEM .............. $5 $35152. CROCHET BEADED ITEMS .................. $5 $35154. CROCHET CLOTHING ACCESSORIES ......... $5 $35156. CROCHET 3-D ITEMS ....................... $5 $35157. CROCHET YARN MADE LACE ............... $5 $35158. CROCHET, OTHER .......................... $5 $3TOOL MADE LACE – KNITClass 1st 2nd5159. KNIT (small-up to 12” in diameter) .......... $5 $35160. KNIT (large-over 12” in diameter) .......... $10 $55162. KNIT – TABLECLOTH OR BEDSPREAD,thread (not to exceed 225” width andlength combined) ........................$20 $155164. KNIT – GARMENTS (very fine yarn only) .... $10 $55166. KNIT – HOUSEHOLD ITEM .................. $5 $35167. KNIT – BEADED ITEM ....................... $5 $35168. KNIT – CLOTHING ACCESSORIES ............ $5 $35170. KNIT – 3-D ITEMS .......................... $5 $35172. KNIT - YARN MADE LACE ................... $5 $35173. KNIT, OTHER ............................... $5 $3|>

Weaving – Division 113Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.ADDITIONAL AWARDS:Grand Champion Premium –Baby Lock “Grace” Sewing Machinevalued at $799 donated byQuality Sewing and Vacuum Center/Tacony Corp., 2620 Bridgeport Way W,Suite #D, University Place, WA 98466Reserve Grand Champion Premium – $25 cashHANDWOVEN HOUSEHOLD ARTICLEPlease include fiber content ona 3x5 inch index cardClass 1st 2nd5510. BLANKET, AFGHAN OR COVERLET ......... $10 $55515. BLANKET, AFGHAN OR COVERLET,(more than 4 harnesses) ................... $10 $55518. BLANKET, AFGHAN OR COVERLET –Jacquard or draw loom .................... $10 $55520. TABLE RUNNER, SET OF 4 PLACEMATS ORTABLECLOTH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10 $55525. TABLE RUNNER, SET OF 4 PLACEMATS ORTABLECLOTH (more than 4 harnesses) ..... $10 $55528. TABLE RUNNER, SET OF 4 PLACEMATS ORTABLECLOTH – Jacquard or draw loom .... $10 $55530. BATH OR KITCHEN TOWEL .................. $5 $35535. BATH OR KITCHEN TOWEL (more than4 harnesses) ............................... $5 $35540. YARDAGE (3 yard min., finished forintended use, state intended use) ......... $10 $55550. TAPESTRY ................................. $10 $55560. HANDWOVEN RUG ........................ $10 $55565. OTHER ..................................... $5 $3HANDWOVEN GARMENTPlease include fiber content ona 3x5 inch index cardClass 1st 2nd5570. OUTERWEAR (coat, poncho, cape) ......... $15 $105575. OUTFIT ................................... $10 $55580. DRESS .................................... $10 $55585. BLOUSE SHIRT OR SKIRT ................... $10 $55590. VEST OR TABBARD ........................ $10 $55595. GARMENT W/EMBELLISHMENT ............ $10 $55600. GARMENT WOVEN W/BEADS .............. $10 $55605. GARMENT WOVEN W/NOVELTY YARN ...... $10 $55610. SHAWL, STOLE OR SHRUG ................. $10 $55615. SCARF ..................................... $5 $35620. ACCESSORIES .............................. $5 $3HANDWEAVERS GUILD OF AMERICA AWARDThe Handweavers Guild of America Award will honor apiece in the Weaving, Spinning or Basketry Divisions, which:• Shows a fresh individual approach and expressespersonal creativity.• Shows an awareness of aesthetic and functionalconsiderations.• Demonstrates competence in technical skill.The award carries a certificate and a hand-woven ribbon.|>

Spinning – Division 114Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.ADDITIONAL AWARDS:Grand Champion Premium – $100 cashReserve Grand Champion Premium – $25 cashHANDSPUN YARNA 4” x 4” fabric swatch of the intended use of the yarn mustaccompany entry skein. May be knit, crocheted or woven.Please specify intended use, skein weight, yardage and fibercontent on a 3x5 inch index card. Please include a smallamount of fiber used in spinning in a small ziplock bag.Skein must be 1 oz. or more in weight. Yarn should bewound on a two-yard niddy-noddy and gently figure-eighttied in four places.Class 1st 2nd6000. WOOL – SINGLES – fine .................... $5 $36001. WOOL – SINGLES – medium ................ $5 $36002. WOOL – SINGLES – heavy .................. $5 $36005. WOOL – 2 PLY – fine ........................ $5 $36008. WOOL – 2 PLY – medium ................... $5 $36010. WOOL – 2 PLY – heavy ..................... $5 $36014. WOOL – MULTIPLE PLY ..................... $5 $36016. DROP SPINDLE YARN ....................... $5 $36020. BLENDED FIBERS ........................... $5 $36022. NOVELTY YARN, unusual technique ......... $5 $36025. BEADED YARN ............................. $5 $36028. SILK ....................................... $5 $36030. HAND DYED YARN, natural dye ............. $5 $36034. HAND DYED YARN, commercial dye ........ $5 $36038. PLANT FIBER (e.g., cotton, linen, ramie) ..... $5 $36040. OTHER ANIMAL FIBER (e.g., dog, mohair) .... $5 $36044. MAN MADE FIBER (e.g., rayon, nylon) ....... $5 $3USE OF HANDSPUN YARNInclude a 3-foot butterfly of yarn andfiber content on a 3x5 inch index card.Class 1st 2nd6050. LOOM WOVEN ARTICLE ................... $10 $56055. LOOM WOVEN ARTICLE, (using noveltyyarn) ..................................... $10 $56070. KNITTED SWEATER ........................ $10 $56075. KNITTED ARTICLES (items not found inother classes) ............................. $10 $56076. KNITTED ARTICLES (using novelty yarn) .... $10 $56080. OTHER TECHNIQUES ...................... $10 $56085. MIXED TECHNIQUES (e.g., knitting/weaving,weaving/beading, weaving/leather,weaving/embellishments, etc.) ............ $10 $56090. SMALL ARTICLES, (mittens, hats, etc.). ....... $5 $36095. SOCKS ..................................... $5 $36100. BABY CLOTHES – up to 3 pieces ............ $5 $3USE OF FLEECE OR FELTED WOOLPlease include fiber content on a 3x5 inch index card.Class 1st 2nd6110. NON-WOVEN FELTED ARTICLE – FLAT ...... $10 $56115. NON-WOVEN FELTED ARTICLE – 3-D ....... $10 $56120. WADMAL ARTICLE, FUNCTIONAL .......... $10 $56125. WADMAL ARTICLE, NON-FUNCTIONAL .... $10 $56130. OTHER .................................... $10 $5|>

Basketry – Division 115Please read the Washington State Fair DepartmentalExhibitors Rules and Regulations (see link on page 1) and theHome Arts general rules on page 4.Entry and Release dates on page 3.ADDITIONAL AWARDS:Grand Champion Premium – $100 cashReserve Grand Champion Premium – $25 cash(A minimum of three exhibitors is requiredfor granting this award. See page 4 “AWARDS”.)COILED AND KNOTTEDClass 1st 2nd6140. FUNCTIONAL ............................. $10 $56145. FREEFORM ................................ $10 $56150. MINIATURE, 4” x 4” x 4” max.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10 $56155. OTHER .................................... $10 $5TWINEDClass 1st 2nd6160. FUNCTIONAL ............................. $10 $56165. FREEFORM ................................ $10 $56170. MINIATURE, 4”x4”x4” max. ................. $10 $56175. OTHER .................................... $10 $5WOVEN – SPLINTWORK AND PLAITINGClass 1st 2nd6180. FUNCTIONAL ............................. $10 $56185. FREEFORM ................................ $10 $56190. MINIATURE, 4”x4”x4” max. ................. $10 $56195. OTHER .................................... $10 $5RIB STYLE AND WICKER WORKClass 1st 2nd6200. FUNCTIONAL ............................. $10 $56205. FREEFORM ................................ $10 $56210. MINIATURE, 4”x4”x4” max. ................. $10 $56215. OTHER .................................... $10 $5MISCELLANEOUS VESSELS(e.g., Folded, Looped, Gourdsincorporating Basketry Techniques)Class 1st 2nd6220. FUNCTIONAL ............................. $10 $56225. FREEFORM ................................ $10 $56230. MINIATURE, 4”x4”x4” max. ................. $10 $56235. OTHER .................................... $10 $5|>