4-H Club of Mason County
We have moved, visit us at our new location downtown Shelton:
Mason Co. Bldg. #4
303 N. 4th Street
(Behind Olsen Furniture)
Office Hours
10-4 Mon. thru Thurs.
Closed Friday
Phone:
(360) 427-9670 ext.691
(360) 275-4467 ext. 691
FAX:(360) 427-7264
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Department - 4-H Still Life Exhibits
Bldg. 22
Superintendent: Marilyn Brennan | Cell # 253-370-0914
email
Premium Points: Blue 20, Red 10, White 8
Champion – 10 extra points
Reserve Champion - 5 extra points
Special Award rosettes may be awarded in each class at the discretion of the judge.
General Rules:
Exhibitors may enter only those items made during the current year and within the project in which they are currently enrolled. (Publications and Projects EM2778)
Age Divisions
PRIMARY: K through 2nd grade: Check carefully information for Division 571.
JUNIOR: 3rd through 5th grade.
INTERMEDIATE: 6th through 8t grade.
SENIOR: 9th through 12th grade.
4-H still life entries will be received Wednesday, July 21 from 3pm to 8pm.
Retrieve exhibits on Sunday July 25th after 6pm. Vehicles will not be allowed to enter the fairgrounds until after 7pm. All exhibits MUST be checked out with the 4-H Fair Clerks before removal from building, your receipt must be presented to retrieve exhibits.
4-H exhibitors shall not be limited in number of entries in any one division/class unless stated specifically in the division or class. Entries must show a difference. Due to space constraints, exhibits will be displayed as space is available, and may be displayed in other areas. At the discretion of Judge and/or Superintendent an exhibit may be changed to a different class to provide the best recognition for exhibit or to correct errors made at time of entry.
Division 570 ~ Exhibitmanship
Good care of your exhibiting space and building is your responsibility that comes with the privilege of participating. All exhibitors are required to schedule time that demonstrates respect of the heritage of the 4-H Still Life building.Exceptions: PRIMARY and those only exhibiting a record book. Volunteer adults may schedule anytime to monitor, oversee, help in skill levels, provide support and recognize every 4-H exhibitor who maintains adequate exhibitmanship. Members may begin to sign up for an exhibitmanship time slot when they submit entries.
Division 571 ~ Primary Age Exhibits
All Exhibits
Premium Points: - 8
This is a noncompetitive division for all primary 4-H project areas. All entries will receive a special participation ribbon. Primary ages K-2nd grades, must be 5 years of age before Jan. 1 of current year and enrolled in a kindergarten program. Follow individual project guidelines for fair entries. Parents: please allow extra time in your schedule. A short question and answer interview will take place with each exhibit entry into the building.
Animal Sciences
Division 572 ~ Handmade Project
All 4-H handmade items that are suitable for use with other projects are allowed. Suggested items: animal blankets, feed pans, tack boxes, lead ropes, trail bags, show sticks, agility equipment, etc. A 3x5 card telling about the exhibit: what the item is, how it will be used, project you will use it with, what you did, what was learned, and how you will maintain the item is recommended. Exhibits are judged based on workmanship, how it will be used, and appearance. When judging is completed, exhibit can be removed for display in appropriate area or barn.
class 1 Sewn & used in conjunc- tion with other projects
class 2 Wooden Handmade & used in conjunction with other project
class 3 Metal Handmade & used in conjunction with other project
class 4 Crafted Handmade & used in conjunction with other project.
class 5 Fleece & Fiber: Mohair, Wool, Down, cashmere, Alpaca, Llama, and Angora May be from any project animals. NO LOOSE FLEECES OR FIBER. Construction required and used in conjunction with other projects.
Division 573 ~ Veterniary Animal Science
Open to all members enrolled with current year work. Specimens must be properly treated, labeled, and placed securely in a covered container. Posters may be entered under Educational Displays in any Division/Class. Scrapbook, notebook, or journal should have a cover page with name, age, and club name. Scoring based on content, originality, pertinence to animal health, and attractiveness of exhibit.
class 1 Notebook or Journal
class 2 Photo Story or Scrap- book
class 3 Preserved Specimens
class 4 Other
Division 574 ~ Taste of 4-H Exhibit
Premium Points: Blue 20, Red 10, White 8
1. One entry per exhibitor all members enrolled in self determined animal sciences or explore the world of small animals project.
2. If an animal is part of the exhibit, the animal, by its circumstances, must be unable to be shown in an existing current year and within the project in which they are currently enrolled.
3. Notebooks and photographs documenting activities and experiences in the self-determined project may be a part of this display.
4. Your entry must be larger in scope with unique information that demonstrate knowledge gained and a variety of project activities.
5. All entries must receive prior approval from the 4-H building superintendent.
6. All animals must be vet checked by 8:00am Friday morning prior to being put on display.
7. Exhibitors of live animals will provide their own escape proof cages, aquariums or containers for animals being exhibited.
8. Cages/Containers and exhibit area will be cleaned daily by the exhibitor.
9. Class 1, Live animal exhibits will be in place by 10am on Friday.
10. Still life exhibits will be entered on Tues from 3pm to 8pm.
class 1 With Live Animal(s)
class 2 Still Life Exhibit
Engineering & Technology
Aerospace
Any items from the project curriculum may enter. Required 3x5 card telling what item is, its use, what you did, what you learned, and the publication title, page number, where goals are listed for this project.
Division 575 ~ Aerospace
class 1 Pre Flight, stage one
class 2 Lift-Off, stage two
class 3 Reaching New Heights,
stage three
class 4 Pilot in Command, stage four
Rockets
Rockets with live engines will not be displayed. Skill level must be on your entry form if built from a kit or the superintendent or judge will determine degree of challenge. All rockets must have been successfully flown, and a Certificate of Flight must accompany entry. All entries will be judged on workmanship and stability according to degree of challenge as determined in rocketry catalogs. Classes are listed by challenge degree.
Division 576 ~ Rockets Built From Plans (no kits)
Division 577 ~ Rockets Designed and Built By Exhibitor (by degree of challenge)
Division 578 ~ Rockets Built From Kits
class 1 E2X
class 2 Betas
class 3 Explorers
class 4 Challengers
class 5 masters
Computers
3x5 card telling what the item is, its use, what you did, and what was learned.
Division 579 ~ Computer Technology
Any items from “Computer Mysteries”
Division 580 ~ Electricity Project
Open to all members with current years work. Each entry must be accompanied by a 3” x 5” card, with age of member, years in project, and any information explaining the exhibit.
class 1 Magic of Electricity
class 2 Investigating Elect- ricity
class 3 Wired for Power
class 4 Electronics
Division 581 ~ Geopatial Science
Any items from the project criterium may enter. Classes to be determined at the discretion of the superintendent and or judge. Each entry to have a 3X5 card attached with members age, division, and any information about the project.
Division 582 ~ Robotics
Any items from the project criterium may enter. Classes to be determined at the discretion of the superintendent and or judge. Each entry to have a 3X5 card attached with members age, division, and any information about the project.
Bicycles/Small Engines/Snowmobiling
Two total entries allowed with no more than one entry per class per exhibitor. Each entry must be accompanied by a 3"X5" card, with age of member, years in project, and any information explaining the exhibit.
Division 583 ~ Bicycles
Bicycle Adventures
Division 584 ~ Small Engine
Entries for Division 584 - add to the 3"X5" card: the publication title and page number where the goals are listed for this project.
class 1 Crank it up - level 1
class 2 Warm it up - level 2
class 3 Turn it up - level 3
Division 585 ~ Snowmobiling
Other exhibits made.
Wood Science
Open to all members enrolled in Expressive Arts and Wood Science project with current year work. Large exhibits must be pre-approved by notifying the 4-H superintendent 10 days prior to entry day. Each entry must be accompanied by a 3"X5" card, with age of member, years in project, and any information explaining the exhibit. One entry allowed per class per exhibitor.
Division 586 ~ Woodworking Project
class 1 Measuring Up - Level 1
class 2 Making the Cut - Level 2
class 3 Nailing it Together - Level 3
class 4 Finishing Up - Level 4
Division 587 ~ Other Woodworking Projects
class 1 Large or difficult items
class 2 Any other wood sciences
Environmental Stewardship
Open to all members enrolled in any phase of the environmental stewardship/natural resources program division. Exhibit must be properly labeled, mounted, identified and classified where appropriate.
Division 588 ~ Discovery
class 1 Survival
class 2 Air
class 3 Energy
class 4 Forestry
class 5 Marine Life
class 6 Soils
class 7 Water
class 8 Wild Life
Division 589 ~ Science Discovery
Any item for the Earth Savers Project.
Division 590 ~ Water Resources
Any item from the water resources project.
Division 591 ~ Geology
class 1 Three kinds of rocks
class 2 Identifying rocks & minerals
class 3 Collecting fossils
Division 592 ~ Sport Fishing
Division 593 ~ Shooting Sports
Weapons will not be exhibited and targets will not be accepted.
class 1 Any item from rifle project
class 2 Any item from pistol project
class 3 Any item from shotgun project
class 4 Any item from black powder/muzzle loading project
class 5 Any item from archery project
Expressive Arts
Applied and Fine Arts Rules:
Members may enter no more than 8 total entries with no more than 3 entries in any one class. Wearable art entries must be non-machine sewn art work. All entries intended to be displayed by hanging, must be prepared by matting and/or framing. A hanging devise must be securely attached in the position intended to be viewed by fair visitors. Each entry must be accompanied by a 3x5 card, with age of member, years in project, how it was made, and any special techniques used.
Division 594 ~ Applied Arts
class 1 Items Made from Kits
class 2 Print Making (relief, intheio, lithographs, screen, other)
Class 3 General Media Craft (clay, glass, metal, wood, leather, fiber, other)
class 4 Needle Arts (stitching, weaving, or latch hook)
class 5 Paper Crafts (scrapbook- ing, cards, stamping, etc.)
class 6 Decorated Food Arts (decorated cakes, cupcakes, cookies, etc.)
class 7 Jewelry (all jewelry regard- less of craft method)
class 8 Poetry (written by exhibitor,
must be either matted or framed and may include illustration)
class 9 Performing Art Items (dioramas, displays, costumes, props, etc. No notebooks allowed)
class 10 Any Other Project Items
Division 595 ~ Fine Arts (must be matted or framed)
class 1 Drawing (charcoal, pen & ink, pencil, other)
class 2 Painting (water color, tempera, oil, acrylic, encaustic, other)
Division 596 ~ Communication Arts
Premium Points: Blue 20, Red 15, White 10
Demonstrations, Illustrated Talk or Public Speaking
class 1 Individual
class 2 Group (2 or more)
Photography:
All entries in all classes must be pictures taken by the exhibitor during the current year. All exhibits must be attached to poster board, matting or suitable substitute. Framed entries and non-mounted entries will not be accepted. Completed WSU label C0890 must be attached to the bottom of all photos as instructed on the label. Incomplete or missing label, exhibit may be dropped one ribbon placing and may not be displayed. Digital pictures may not be manipulated in any way. Scorecard C00064 WS4HF/9.53b will be used to judge all entries, and judged against a standard as defined on scorecard.
Division 597 ~ Snapshots
Must be either enlargements of black/white or color negatives, colored slides, or digital captures that have not been manipulated in any way.
class 1 Action
class 2 Any subject/misc.
class 3 Animal
class 4 People
class 5 Scenic
Division 598 ~ Photo Boards/Group
Color or black/white, each 3 1/2x5 or up to 8x12 or 5 x14. Digital photos accepted, provided all photos are from same type of camera, printed using the same method, and are not manipulated.
class 1 Photo Story-Series of up to
6 photos that tell a story with a beginning and ending with title and captions.
class 2 Theme Board: Series of 4-6 photos depicting a specific theme. Title required: optional captions, poems, or other
written words.
Division 599 ~ Photo Album/Portfolio
Digital photos accepted in this category if all photos are taken by the same type of camera and printed in the same method. All photos in album must be taken by exhibitor.
class 1 First Year Album - 25 prints
class 2 Second Year Album -
30 new prints
class 3 Third Year Album -
35 new prints
class 4 Fourth Year Album -
40 new prints
class 5 Fifth Year Album - 50 new prints
Division 600 ~ Digital Imaging
All finished pictures must not be smaller than 5x7 and no larger than 8x10. B&W photo needs to be printed in gray scale. All exhibits must be printed on photographic paper, no copy paper accepted. Original image must be part of the mounted display, on the front of the exhibit for comparison. A typed card must be part of the mounted display on the front of the exhibit matte explaining what was done to arrive at the final image and photography label C0890 must be attached as instructed. Original image, finished image and index card must all be mounted on a poster board not larger than 14x22. Scorecard C1041 will be used to judge entries, against a standard as defined on the scorecard.
class 1 Regular Film & Camera -
B&W or Color Digitally imaged by scanning, then enhanced or manipulated by exhibitor.
class 2 Digital Capture - B&W or Color Photo taken with digital camera then enhanced or ma-
nipulated & printed by exhibitor.
class 3 Scanned Enlargement
taken with regular camera with
no manipulations, original photo must be attached to back.
Division 601 ~ Photography Exhibits
Open to all projects enrolled members with current year work. One entry per exhibitor. Pictures are to be mounted following photography guidelines for mounting. Exhibit may be size 5”x7” or a 8”x10” size. Prints or enlargements may be made commercially. Entry may be accompanied by a 3x5 card with information for the fair public.
class 1 4-H Project Activity
class 2 4-H Club Activity
class 3 4-H Camp Activity
class 4 4-H Subject
Family & Consumer Science
Recommended each entry to have a 3x5 card attached with members age and information about your project. Items made with fabric or yarn, care instructions are to be sewn in label or attached tag.
Adventures in Family Living
All exhibits in this project should be entered in the appropriate corresponding div/class.
Division 602 ~ The Sitter Project
class 1 Sitters Tool Kit
class 2 Homemade Games
class 3 Homemade Toys - puppets, washable stuffed animals, stick horses, etc.
class 4 Child’s Book - with pages made of cloth
class 5 Any other item from child care project
Clothing & Construction
Open to all members enrolled with current year work. All fabric or yarn items require permanently attached care label or tag with care instructions. Recommended each entry to have a 3x5 card attached with members age, division, project year, with information about your project.
Division 603 ~ Clothing and Textiles
class 1 Single Separates
class 2 Coordinated Separates 2 or more
class 3 Night Wear
class 4 Day Time Dress
class 5 Evening Wear
class 6 Coat or Suit
class 7 Other Wearable Item
Division 604 ~ Home Environment Non- Clothing Items
class 1 Room Decor
class 2 Outside Items (kites)
class 3 Any Other Items
Division 605 ~ Personal Accessories
class 1 Non-Clothing (totes, bags, etc.)
class 2 Clothing (apron, vest, etc...)
class 3 Any Other Items
Division 606 ~ Embellished
any fabric made or purchased item
class 1 Fiber Art Techniques
class 2 Found Items (beads, charms, feathers, etc.)
class 3 Combination or Any Other Items
Division 607 ~ Costumes
Division 608 ~ Quilts
Class numbers will be determined at entry based on piecing method, quilting method, and size. 4-H Quilt entrant questionnaire (C1065E) must accompany entry.
Division 609 ~ Knitting and
Crochet
class 1 Accessories
class 2 Clothing
class 3 Afghan
Division 610 ~ Crochet Project
class 1 Accessories
class 2 Clothing
class 3 Afghan
Division 611 ~ Consumer Education
Entries open to all members enrolled with current year work. Any information, pictures, items or educational materials collected on consumer life skills that demonstrate knowledge gained may enter.
Foods & Nutrition
All exhibits must have a 3"X5" card with neatly copied recipe. All entries must demonstrate knowledge gained from projects in which the 4-H member is currently enrolled. No two entries may be the same product in any one class. Alcoholic products are not to be used in any food product exhibit. Deliver dried foods in plastic bags, cooked foods on paper plates, and in plastic bags. Bags may be either self-sealing (ziplock) or closed with a twist tie. After judging, the Superintendent will transfer food products to display containers. Only the ribbon, recipe, and score sheet will be returned at the end of fair. Cooked: entries may be made from a prepared mix or separate ingredients. Include 1/4 of a cake, 1/4 of a loaf of bread, or 1/4 of a pie per entry. Include four cookies, rolls, or buns per entry. Do not enter cream filled or chifon pies, cream based or uncooked products. Exception: cream cheese frostings and glazes that are high in sugar content will be accepted for entry. Preserved: Processing methods and times must follow current Washington State University and USDA recommendations. Guidelines available at 4-H office, call 427-9670 ext. 691. All canned products must be exhibited in standard canning jars, sealed with flat metal lids, with screw bands removed. All canned exhibits must be labeled with C0803 (available from your extension office).
Indicate "hot" or "raw" pack on canned food exhibit labels. Please provide 1/4 cup of dried food product for exhibit and judging. Prepare a label, C0804, and attach to the bag used to deliver the food products.
Division 612 ~ Food Product Cooked
class 1 Bread/Quick
class 2 Bread/Yeast
class 3 Desserts (Cookies, cakes, fruit desserts, pies.)
class 4 Nutritious Snacks
class 5 Any baked item featur-
ing a northwest agricultural product
for flavor.
Division 613 ~ Preservation
class 1 Dried Food
class 2 Canned Fruit
class 3 Pickles, relishes
class 4 Jams, jellies, conserves
marmalades
class 5 Canned vegetables
class 6 Canned meats, fish, and poultry
Division 614 ~ Microwave Magic
Exhibitor may request a microwave and schedule their activity in advance or when entries are submitted. Entries to be displayed must be accompanied by a 3"x5" card with age of member, years in project, and any information explaining the exhibit.
class 1 Exhibit
class 2 Activity
Division 615 ~ Interdisciplinary
class 1 Portable Challenge
class 2 Other
Plant Sciences
Entries not limited, as long as there is a
difference in variety. Each kind of vegetable, container, arrangement, or flower equals one exhibit, and may earn the designated points. All entries must be grown and cared for by the exhibitor. Refer to 4-H publication EB1610 and EB 1103 for preparation of exhibits, available at extension office.
Division 616 ~ Garden & Home Grounds
class 1 Vegetable Garden:
exhibit up to 10 vegetables
class 2 Experimental Vegetable Garden: Teaching display showing results
class 3 Container Garden: exhibit up to 5 plants per container,
vegetable, or ornamental
class 4 Experimental Container Garden: Teaching display showing results
class 5 Cut or Dried Flower arrangement: exhibit up to
3 arrangements, and not need to be grown by exhibitor
class 6 Flower Garden: exhibit up
to 10 flowers with foliage intact
class 7 Experimental Ornamen- tal Garden
class 8 Landscaping
class 9 Other Garden Produce: exhibit up to 5 items
class 10 Fruits, Nuts and Berries:
exhibit up to 10 items.
Division 617 ~ Weeds
Identify by common and scientific names.
Specimens of each class should be mounted or displayed in a manner showing individual
identification and location. The recommended control for the weed should be listed if the exhibitor has been in the project for more than 2 years.
class 1 Common weeds, at least 6 in variety.
class 2 Primary noxious weeds, at least 6 in variety.
class 3 Poisonous weeds and plants, at least 10 in variety. In addition to the common and scientific name, the degree of
toxicity and the poisonous parts of each plant should be listed.
Entomology Project
Exhibits open to all members enrolled in dairy, entomology, garden, home grounds, and livestock projects. Exhibitors may enter only one of these classes, but may enter one exhibit in each class of that division. All exhibits must be labeled to give the order and common name of insects in the collection and scientific name to as many as possible. All work and labeling should be that of the exhibitor.
Division 618 ~ First Year Entomology
class 1 3 items or more made
from insect collecting
class 2 Collection containing
25 insects, including at least 5 orders
Division 619 ~ Second Year Entomology
class 1 Exhibit of life stages from egg to adult
class 2 Collection containing 50 insects, mounted, named, including family
order involving 10 orders
class 3 One insect showing spe- cial activities
Division 620 ~ Third Year Entomology
class 1 Insect collection pre- served in plastic
class 2 Collection containing 75 insects, mounted, named, including family
order Involving 10 orders
Division 621~ Fourth Year Entomology
class 1 Exhibit showing man- agement of control of insects
class 2 Collection of insects by economic importance habit order, immature insects, foreign insects, etc.
class 3 Apiary showing honey,
beeswax or home crafted hives and or supers
Social Sciences
All exhibits must include a 3x5 card explaining the exhibit.
Division 622 ~ Citizen Program
class 1 About you & Me
class 2 Just Outside the Door
class 3 Clover Awareness
class 4 Me, My Family, & My Friends
class 5 My Neighborhood
class 6 My Clubs & Groups
class 7 My Community
class 8 My Government
class 9 The World Around Me
class 10 People & Customs of the World
Division 623 ~ Health Program
class 1 The Stress Connection
class 2 Any other item from Health project
Division 624~ Leadership Program
class 1 Leadership
class 2 Leadership Skills
class 3 4-H Ambassadors
class 4 Character Education
Additional Entries/Activities
Division 625 ~ Record Books
Premium Points: Blue 25, Red 20, White 15
Open to all members enrolled with current year work. “Guideline” follows the same order found on the inside front cover of the 4-H Record Book. Scorecard for evaluation of points are available at the Extension Office.
Division 626 ~ Performing Arts
Points Allowed: 20 (non-judged Activity). Participants may perform as often as they wish; however, premiums will be paid only one time in this division. Clubs and groups are limited only to the space allowed for use. Performers may schedule their activity in advance or at sign-up. May provide a master of ceremonies. Must furnish own equipment.
class 1 individual
class 2 group (2 or more)
Division 627 ~ Commodity Public Presentation
Open to all 4-H Members with current year enrollment. Intermediate and Seniors only may take a blue ribbon on to State. Categories in the State 4-H Premium Book may be entered. Twenty minutes scheduled including set up, presentation, question period, comments from judges and removal of equipment.
Exhibitors are expected to provide their own equipment, The presentation should include the promotion of the commodity, cultural, historical and nutritional aspects as well as economic impact of the commodity on our State. The recipes used in the presentation must be turned in to the commodity superintendent prior to the presentation.
Division 628~ After School Program/4-H
Camp
Premium Points: Blue 30, Red 25, White 20
Division 630 ~ Fashion Revue
FASHION REVUE RULES: Pre-register with department superintendent or WSU office at (360) 427-9670 ext.691 one week prior to show. Contestants may enter only those items made during the current 4-H year and within the 4-H projects in which they are enrolled. Garments may be entered in either Fashion Revue or as an exhibit, but not both. Unless being modeled, all garments in this contest must remain on exhibit during the fair. The outfit entered in the Fashion Revue must be made and modeled for the judges by the contestant. Judging will be on appearance, modeling, and knowledge of garment. Contestant must be present for both judging and public performance. Care labels are to be sewn in all garments, or 3”x 5” card with care instructions must accompany entry. Friday @ 7pm.
Division 631 ~ Creative Consumers of Fashion
Rules: Pre-register with department superintendent or WSU office at (360) 427-9670 ext.691 one week prior to show. Outfit consists of garments & accessories purchased by the contestant and/or remodeled or recycled clothing. Complete data sheet & photo must be provided. Contestant must model the outfit & complete an interview with the judge. Contestant must be enrolled in a clothing and textile program.
Division 632 ~ Home Economic Kitchen Activities
class 1 Foods of the Pacific Northwest/Native Foods
class 2 Foods for All Occasions
class 3 Bread Baking
class 4 Food Preservation
class 5 My Favorite Food
class 6 Lunch on the Go
class 7 Table Setting
class 8 Quick to Fix Meals
Division 633 ~ Judging Contest
class 1 Foods
class 2 Clothing & Textiles
class 3 Photography
class 4 Arts & Crafts
Premium Points: Blue 20, Red 10, White 8 Division 634 ~ Educational Displays
One entry per exhibitor allowed per class, must be current years work. Exhibits will be displayed as space allows. When judging is completed, exhibit can be removed for display in appropriate area or barn. Do not use copyrighted cartoons or illustrations. Scorecard C0679 will be used to judge all displays. Exhibits are judged against a standard as defined on the scorecard. Exhibitor
is responsible to set up display. Display must be table, bench, shelf, or free standing.
class 1 Posters 14”x22” minimum must be readable from a distance of 10 ft.
class 2 Charts or Graphs 14”x22” minimum
class 3 Mobile
class 4 Table display to fit 30”x30” table size
class 5 Three dimensional clo-
thing & textile display
class 6 Three or more posters in one display OBTAIN FAIR APPROVAL
class 7 Large Display 30”x72” or larger, must obtain fair approval
Division 635 ~ 4-H In Action
Premium Points: 20
Participation Points Only - Non Judged Activity
Open to all members enrolled in any project area (a non-formal activity). Members should complete one hour visiting and give verbal information to the public, how to set up, show activity, and clean-up, may repeat activity as often as necessary to fill time. Pre-register for a time slot during the fair or when still life entries are submitted. Club groups may be limited due to space constraints. Members must bring everything needed: Fabric construction activity should include a care label or 3x5 card with care instructions. Create and work on something such as: drama, instrument, birdhouse, sew or knit a dog coat.
Division 636 ~ Special Interest
The special interest programs division is for youth involved in Mason County 4-H Day camps, 4-H School Enrichment, and 4-H After School programs. Entries are to be still-life exhibits entered in building 22. Classes to be determined at the discretion of the superintendent and/or judge. Skill levels will be defined as: Simple (basic skill level), Complex (intermediate skill level), and Advanced (advanced variety of skills).