Management (efficient use of equipment and work space, tasks done in efficient
sequence)
Work habit (cleanliness, neatness, sanitation, safety)
2. Finished product (appearance, texture, color, flavor, temperature)
3. Creativity, originality (choice of foods and menu, display, service)
Appropriate table setting
Nutrition (knowledge of what foods in menu contribute to the diet)
Cost accuracy
CLASS IV CAKE DECORATING CONTEST
PREMIUMS Blue-$5.00,Red-$3.00,White-$2.00
OPEN TO ALL 4-H MEMBERS
Cake may be one or more layers, any shape.
Prepare and decorate cake at home. Enter at same time as other food exhibits.
Contest will be Judged on creativity, decorating skills, color combinations.
Attach card or information sheet indicating for what occasion the cake would be
used (example: birthday cake for 3-year-old)
1. Junior 2. Intermediate 3. Senior
DIVISIOH 10 - HOME ENVIRONMENT
An exhibit consists of an article made for the home. Include an explanation to tell
the fair audience (1) what the article is. (2) how it was made, and (3) how it will be
used in the home. Explanations will not be judged, but must be complete and
accompany the article to qualify for Judging.
If a member's work cannot be brought to the State Fair (example; a remodeled
bedroom ) a member may exhibit an explanation of his-her work which shows and
tells what he-she has done.
94101 Enjoy Your Home. Junior
94102 Enjoy Your Home. Intermediate
94103 Enjoy Your Home. Senior
DEPT.VII. CREATIVE ARTS
PREMIUMS BJue-$3.00.Red-$2.00,white-$1.00
DiVISIOtl 1 - 4-H LEATHERCRAFT
Only one article or pair of articles is exhibited. Refer to the member's guide, 4-H
Leathercraft Project 4-H 750, for detailed information.
Members are to enter exhibits in the class as identified by skill demonstrated.
Exhibits will be Judged on the skills outlined in the following classes. If exhibits
entered in the claB contain additional demonstrated skills, the skill will be evaluated,
extra credit will not be given but will be counted against the exhibit if not done
properly.
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7512 Use of Basic Tool Set. exhibits which demonstrate basic leather tools.
7513 Edging and. or least double style lacing, assembly or small articles or
two-part projects.
7514 Apply hardware and assembly, more advanced assembly techniques to
include one of the following: folding, skiving, molding, lining.
7515 Backgroud dyeing or figure carving, on more difficult article.
75)6 Filigreeing and -or embossing, more detail assembly.
7517 Show at least one new advanced technique, such as hand sewing, designing
own pattern, cutting project from hide.
7518 A major article, showing considerable advanced techniques and ability to
handle a large project.
7519 Other techniques, may include pyrography (burning), freehand stamping,
silhouette, inverted carving, etc.
I. Junior 2. Intermediate 3. Senior
DIVISION 2 - 4-H MACRAME
Exhibit to consist of one large or two small articles made in macrame project. Open
to members enrolled in project. Name, address and age should be attached to article.
1. Junior An article made in project. Show basic knots.
2. Intermediate An article made in project. Show more advanced knotting
techniques.
3. Senior An article made in project. Show complex techniques.
DIVISION 3 - 4-H CERAMICS
Open to members enrolled in Ceramics project.
Articles should be labeled with name, address, age.
1. Beginning Ceramics, an article showing basic techniques or skills
2. Ceramics II, an article showing more advanced techniques.
1. Junior 2. Intermediate 3. Senior
DIVISION 4 - 4-H TEXTILE PAINTING
PREMIUMS Blue $3.00, Red $2.00, White-$1.00
Each exhibit shall consist of one large article or two small articles showing skills
learned in project.
Name, address and age should be attached to each exhibit.
1. Textile Painting I
2. Textile Painting II
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3. Textile Painting III
4. Advanced Textile Painting
1. Junior 2. Intermediate 3. Senior
DIVISION 5 -441 DECORATIVE PAINTING
PREMIUMS Blue-$3.00,Red-$2.00,White-$100
Members may exhibit In one class only. (Refer to the Decorative Painting Leaders
guide, 4-H 712, for detailed information.) When two articles make up an exhibit, the
articles must each be labeled with name, address and class number of exhibitor and
attached to each other.
7121 Basic skills and brush strokes, select best article
7123 Old Tole Designs, article using old tole designs
7123 Fruits, article showing fruit
7124 Advanced Flowers, article showing flower(s)
. 712S People and Animals, article snowing person or animal
7126 - Vegetables, article showing vegetable(s)
7127 Original Designs, using member's own pattern and previously learned skills.
Submit design with the article.
7128 - New Ideas in Creative Decorating, could be anything different, such as
painting on fabric, glass, gold leafing, stenciling, etc.
I. Junior 2. Intermediate 3. Senior
DIVISION 6 - 4-H ART PAINTING
PREMIUMS Blue-$3.00,Red-$2.00,White-$1.00
Only one article to be exhibited. Refer to the member's manual, Art Painting, 4-H .
711, for detailed information.
7111 Art Painting I One composition, not oil.
7112 Art Painting II One framed composition (landscape, seascape, still-life,
portrait) not oil..
7113 Art Painting III One framed composition, showing detail, not oil.
7114 Art Painting IV One framed composition, any media.
1. Junior 2. Intermediate 3. Senior
DIVISION 7 - 4-H PHOTOGRAPHY
PREMIUMS Blue-$3.OO.Red-$2.OO,White-$1.00
Refer to Oregon 4-H Photography Project, 4-H 770, for detailed information in
classes 1. 2. 3. 4 and 8, total exhibit must not exceed 16" x 20". In classes 5, 6, 9, 10 and
11, individual picture and mount must not exceed 16" x 20". 4-H members may make
one entry.
7701 Black & White Prints. Member may exhibit up to six snapshot size pictures.
7702 - Black & White Prints with artificial light. Members may exhibit up to six
snapshot size pictures.
7703 Color Prints, Member may exhibit up to six snapshot size pictures.
7704 Color Prints with artificial light. Members may exhibit up to six snapshot size
pictures.
7705 Color Slides. Members may exhibit up to 40 slides.
7706 Self Enlargement. Members may exhibit one color and-or one black and white.
7707 Commercial Enlargement. Members may exhibit one color and-or black and,
white.
7708 Series or Story. Members may exhibit up to 20 color or black and white pictures.
7709 - Special Effects. Members may exhibit up to three pictures.
7710 - Salon (Pictorial). Members may exhibit up to three black and white pictures.
7711 Salon (Pictorial). Members may exhibit up to three color pictures.
7712 Movies (including video). Members may exhibit one.
7713 Other Creative Use of Photography.
1. Junior 2. Intermediate 3. Senior
78000 - SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT
The purpose of the "Special 4-H photo exhibit" is to provide a showcase for telling
the 4-H story in pictures, provide an opportunity for all 4-H members to share photos,
demonstrate how 4-H members can be involved in the selection process and provide a
process for identifying 4-H photos which can be used to communicate 4-H activities
and programs. The "special photo exhibit", both at county and state fair, will be a
display of county photos taken by any 4-H member, not Just photography members.
Color or black and white photos may be used. Each print, regardless of size, should
be mounted on poster, art or photo board approximately 8 x 11 inches in size. Entries
should include name, age, address and county of photographer on the back of the
entry, and an identifying caption for the picture or pictures on the front. Include
negative, placed in an envelope and attached to the back of the mounting board.
1. Junior 2. Intermediate 3. Senior
DIVISION 8 -
OTHER 4-H CREATIVE ARTS
PREMIUMS Blue-$3.00, Red $2.00, White-$i.O0
Any creative art or craft project completed by members enrolled in Creative Arts
Project during current 4-H year that does not fall in other categories (example: dough
art, weaving, tie dye, driftwood crafts, fiber arts, etc.)
One large or 3 small articles.