CEOS

COMMUNITY EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH SERVICE

 

 

CEOS (Community Educational Outreach Service) exhibits are projects that have been completed by a CEOS member.  This is her opportunity to share  her  talent and skill with the Club, the

community, and the WVIF&E.  One entry per class per person.  Classes may be combined for lack of competition within any designated class.  New classes may be opened as needed.

 

ENTRIES ACCEPTED:  SUNDAY, July 15, from 2-6 p.m.

Entries may be picked up Sunday, July 21, from noon-2 pm

 

ENTRY FEE: $.50  PER EXHIBIT

 1st place- $3.00            2nd place- $2.00            3rd place- $1.00

 

 

Section A: Visual Arts

Class 1.      Painting– oil and acrylic

Class 2.      Drawings– pen/ink, charcoal, etc.      

Class 3.      Watercolor                           

Class 4.      Decorative painting

Class 4a.    Collage-presentation of photos AND 3-dimensional items related to one another 

Class 5.      Other– natural or man-made

Section B : Photography

Class 6.      People                     

Class 7.      Animals– Wildlife      

Class 8.      Animals– pets and domestic

Class 9       Landscape    /Seascape        

Class 10.    Still Life - objects arranged for visual enjoyment or a photo.    

Class 11.    Humor - in the subject photographed

Class 12.    Patterns - natural or man-made         

Class 13.    Sequence Photos—showing sequence of  time, events, growth, movement, etc. Must be 

                 mounted together in one unit Suggested max. size 18X12”. Limit 6 photos.       

Class 14.    Montage (formerly Collage) -  related photos, whole or portions within space. 

Class 15.    New picture of old things– No people. Photo’s less than 10 years old of subjects greater

                 than 40 years old.          

Class 16.    Other single photos.  

Class 16a.  Computer enhanced - photo enhanced by camera or computer to create unique creation.

                 This is beyond cropping.

Class 16b.  Personal Pride - graduation, missing tooth grin, blue exhibit etc.

Class 16c.  Plants, trees & flowers

Section C – Small blankets, quilts, afghan, lap covers, children’s blankets               

Class 17.    Crotched or knitted               

Class 18.    Quilted– any size of piecing, quilting

Class 18a.  Other

Section D– Yarn Arts and Weaving (baskets elsewhere)                                

Class 19.    Crocheted doilies, tablecloths, table runners, etc.                                

Class 20.    Crocheted dolls/Doll  clothing

Class 21.    Crocheted other-pillow covers, clothing, etc.   

Class 22.    Knitting                    

Class 23.    Weaving-ribbons, wool, linen, etc.

Section E– Embroidery Techniques

Class 24.    Cross Stitch– counted, stamped         

Class 25.    Needlepoint and plastic canvas

Class 26.    Machine       

Class 27.    Basic Embroidery– variety of stitches imaginable.

Section F– Baskets - Woven & Non-

Class 28.    Large          

Class 29.    Small

Class 29a.  Non-woven

Section G.  Ceramics– figurines, vases, etc. Must be empty for judging.

Class 30.    Christmas    

Class 31.    Holiday other than Christmas

Class 32.    Non-Holiday

Section H- Quilting-  Non-baby/crib/lap size.  Judged by method of quilting and/or decorative additions.

Decorative Pattern Method     

Class 33.    Appliqué

Class 34.    Pieced - Patchwork squares, crazy.  Knotted, any pattern.

Class 35.    Embroidery Design

Quilting Methods                    

Class 36.    Hand quilted - stitched or knotted.

Class 37.    Machine quilted

Other Quilted Items

Class 38.    Wall hanging.  Must have hanging method attached and available. NOT intended as

                 bedding.                      

Class 39.    Quilted pillow covers.

Section I– Wreaths

Class 40.    Wreaths –all varieties 

Section J-  Creative Writing  

Class 41.    Poetry –no limit for WVIFE

Class 42.    Short Story-no limit for WVIFE

Class 43.    Other– news articles, letters, etc.

Section K– Furniture - No couches

Class 44.    Refinished older pieces - painted, stained, re-upholstered or combination.

Class 45.    Finished new pieces –painted, stained, re-upholstered or combination.

Section L - Flower Arrangements

Class 46.    Dried materials - purchased or from home flower garden.

Class 47.    Fresh - from home garden or wild only, not purchased.

Class 48.    Artificial materials

Class 49.    Plaques and other items created from plant and flower parts.

Section M—Holiday Crafts (non-ceramic)       

Class 50.    Christmas ornaments

Class 51.    Wall hangings –Christmas and other holiday/celebration items Must have  hanging

                 method.        

Class 52.    Christmas other        

Class 53.    Easter         

Class 54.    Halloween                

Class 55.    Patriotic                               

Class 56.    Other holidays & celebrations

Section N—Pillows and Soft Sculptures

Class 57.    Pillows –NON quilted, NON crocheted

Class 58.    Toys

Class 59.    Decorative/fun.  Non-toys

Section O—Heritage Skills

Class 60.    Tole Painting –tin only

Class 61.    Stenciling –any background, which will not be judged

Class 62.    Split bottoms and caning-stools, chairs

Class 63.    Other examples of pioneer skills.

Section P—Gardening

Class 64.    Produce -Home garden display Minimum varieties with maximum 10 individual pieces—

                 Exception: Berries in small jar or a small bunch of grapes may count as 1; must be in

                 sturdy  container which will not be judged.

Class 65.    Houseplants –must have waterproof container, which will not be judged.

Section Q—Foods                    

Class 66.    Baked goods –No cream filled items     

Class 67.    Home-canned fruits              

Class 68.    Home - canned vegetables    

Class 69.    Home –canned juices

Class 70.    Jellies/jams/butters

Class 71.    Pickles, relishes, salsas, etc.

Section R –Sewing

Class 72.    Hand sewn

Class 73.    Machine sewn

Section S -Recycling 

Class 74.    Fabric

Class 75.    Glass

Class 76.    Plastic

Class 77.    Metal –aluminum or any other metal

Class 78.    Paper

Class 79.    Other

Class 80.    More than ine recycled material in one newly created item.

Section T - Miscellaneous

Class 81.    Woodworking –wood pieces must have been cut and finished by the exhibitor.

Class 82.    Wall Hangings-non holiday, etc.

Class 83.    Toys– Not soft sculpture.

Class 84.    Jewelry

Class 85.    Decorative clothing/shoes

Class 86.    Scrapbook covers

Class 87.    Scrapbooks pages– min. 2-page layout please.

Class 88.    Card making

Class 89.    Angels– any medium, size   

Class 89a.  Rabbits - any medium, size

Class 90.    Useful items -items intended for use AS IS, not merely decoration.

Class 91.    Original Design (an item of origination within the exhibitor’s own mind and talents.  No

                 kits, must be design original to the exhibitor.  Adaptations OK but exact copies are not.

Class 92.    Leftovers –A near duplicate of some one other item an exhibitor may have displayed

                 elsewhere for CEOS.

Class 93.    Other –Does not fit into any other category (as opposed to ‘leftovers ’)

Class 94.    It ain’t pretty,  but it does its job.  Saluting ingenuity in solving something that “can’t be

                 fixed/used in any other way”, or “I just didn't have enough of what I needed/wanted to

                 do it right.”

Section U– Club Exhibits and/or history books– For CEOS clubs only.  No larger than a 36”

wide by 36” deep.  Must be entered with an exhibitors number.  No entry fee.  No premium.  No ribbon.