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Cowley County Fair Clothing Project Events Tuesday, July 23, 2019

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The Cowley County Fair kicks-off with the 4-H Clothing and Fashion Revue judging and public review on Tuesday, July 23. Both events will be held at Cowley College’s Brown Center, 215 S 2nd Street in Arkansas City.

“Make a Splash!” will be the theme for the evening, so members can be inspired by water events as they write their fashion revue scripts.

The public review is

Tuesday, July 23 at 7 p.m.

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MODELING WORKSHOP

A modeling workshop will be held on Friday, July 12 from 10-11 a.m. at the Cowley County Courthouse.

If you are not able to attend, check out this video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROOvdIU6VkA. Remember to practice walking in the shoes you will be wearing!

CLOTHING LABELS In Clothing, Fiber Arts or other exhibits needing a cloth label, exhibitors can make their own label on a piece of cloth with a permanent or laundry type marker. Labels should be about 3"x2.5" in size and include exhibitor name, class number and county.

Sew-in labels are no longer available.

FORMS TO PREPARE IN ADVANCE

The Cowley County Fashion Revue Cost Per Wear Worksheet replaces the evaluation scorecard worksheet. Please complete both sides of the enclosed worksheet for each fashion revue entry. Additional copies of the worksheet can be printed from www.cowley.k-state.edu/cowley-county-fair

The front page of the form includes a space to attach a photo, fabric swatch or sketch of your outfit. The photo can be a candid picture or even a photocopy.

The back of the form includes the “Cost Per Wear” worksheet and is required for all age divisions. It is important for all ages to know how to care for their garment and how it fits into their wardrobe plan.

A copy of the “4-H Fashion Revue Evaluation Scorecard” is on the next page for your information. Members do NOT have to complete this form prior to judging.

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Exhibitor name: Christy Clover Class number: 0265 County: Cowley

REMINDER: Make your own clothing

label using interfacing or a small scrap

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Fashion Revue & Clothing Project Checklist:

Prior to Tuesday: - Go online to access all worksheets, forms and templates: http://www.cowley.k-state.edu/cowley-

county-fair/index.html - Complete the 2 sided Cost Per Wear /Fashion Revue Worksheet for each outfit you will model - Clothing Construction - Sew in label to each garment or article - Decide which outfit you will model for public review; write and submit script using the online form

Judging Day - Tuesday, July 23, 2019 FASHION REVUE - Arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled modeling time; dressing rooms will be available - Check-in and submit all worksheets at “info table” upon arrival - Please notify host at “info table” if you are

scratching any entries - When dressed in outfit, report to

photography corner to get your picture taken

- Check-in with room host and wait for instructions

- Stay in outfit until group call backs - Get photographed in second outfit (if

applicable)

CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION - Judge will be available between 8:30-11:30

a.m.; first come, first served - Entry tags for each exhibit are pre-printed

and available at the “info table” - clear garment bags for projects will be

available - Youth will participate in conference

judging and receive ribbon placing that day - Purple ribbon projects will be held until 12 p.m. for the judge to review for division champion placings - All projects must be claimed by 12 p.m.

JUDGING CONTEST - Youth who are waiting for activities can participate in a Family and Consumer Sciences Judging Contest.

Public Fashion Revue - Tuesday, July 23, 2019 - Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Participants should be dressed and ready for line-up by 6:45 p.m. - Script readers will meet to practice at 6:40 p.m. - Awards and ribbon comment sheets will be distributed at the end of the public revue

Exhibit Check-In Day - Thursday, August 1 at Cowley County Fair - Take all clothing projects (classes 0260-0269) with ribbons and entry tags attached to Barn 4 anytime between

4-7 p.m. for exhibit check in. - Only Constructed Clothing projects will be on display; Photos of buymanship projects will be featured in a

special display.

4-H Fashion Revue Script Information Submit one script for your favorite outfit by 1 p.m. on the day of judging using the online form at www.cowley.k-state.edu (Cowley County Fair tab).

4-H members must participate in the public revue in order to receive ribbons and premiums. Ribbons will be presented at the public revue.

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WRITING 4-H FASHION REVUE COMMENTARY

The 4-H Fashion Revue commentary presents the 4-H’er and his or her project to the audience. Thecommentary should introduce the 4-H’er, describe special garment features for the audience to notice, andmay highlight additional personal information about the 4-H’er and the project. A commentary'sintroduction lets the 4-H’er know when to come on stage and the conclusion gives the 4-H’er the signal to leavethe stage. 4-H Fashion Revue commentaries should be no longer than 90 seconds (about 200 words). Thisgives the model times to come on the stage, make two or three turns, and then exit. Read aloud and timethe commentary to be sure it takes 60–90 seconds. (Time may vary at a county activity.)

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When writing your 4-H Fashion Revue commen-tary, consider the following ideas:

A lead statement introduces the model byname and town/county or club name.

Review the pattern envelope for a descriptionof the garment. These descriptions can giveyou many ideas. Tell about details that theaudience might miss. Stating the obvious boresthe listener.

Discuss what the 4-H’er learned in completingthe project.

Tell how this garment fits into the model's totalwardrobe.

Discuss any original techniques used in theconstruction of the garment.

Tell something about the 4-H’er—backgroundand special interests.

Use statements that carry out the Fashion Re-vue theme, if one is used.

Examples of Fashion RevueCommentaries

Won’t Jon Adams, from Homestyle 4-H Club inRichland, be proud on the first day of school,wearing his new colorful shorts and T-shirt out-fit? This is Jon’s first clothing project. Besidessewing, Jon is active in tennis, baseball, andchoir. Jon learned how to keep his eyes on thesewing machine needle so he could sew straight.Jon says that it is fun to wear this outfit, but thatis is even more fun to tell people he made it all byhimself! Great Job, Jon!

This rayon challis dress is just right for dress-updays at school and other special occasions. MariaCruz, from Spokane, chose this forest green fab-ric because she wants to wear the dress year-round. Notice the lace-tucked edges on the bod-ice. One of Maria’s first learning experiencesfrom this project was matching fabric, lace, andthread. She said it was difficult. The time she spentlooking for just the right colors and textures surepaid off! Maria, you have a beautiful outfit—wearit with pride!

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2019 4-H Fashion Revue Judging July 23, 2019 - Brown Center, Cowley College, 215 S 2nd Street, Arkansas City

Judge 1 - Wright Room (carpet); Judge 2 - Dance Studio (hardwood floor)

Clothing Construction judging will be from 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. for classes 260-268 (articles, garments, outfits, recycled clothing projects and educational exhibits.)

Intermediate Constructed RevueJUDGE 1 class#

10:20 AM 273 105A Abigail Reid273 106 Georgia Winslow273 107 Rachel Jirak273 112 Kennedy Holcomb

10:35 AM 274 109 Breckin Campbell274 110 Amelia Hogan274 105B Kylie Rankin

10:45 AM Call Backs - All

Boy’s Buymanship RevueJUDGE 1 class#

8:30 AM 293 401A Trey Noland - Int293 402A Andrew Paxton - Int

8:36 AM 289 501A Paxton Goyer - JR289 502 Treighton Hafenstein - JR

8:42AM 296 601 Bradley Grant

8:45 AM 294 401B Trey Noland - Int294 402B Andrew Paxton - Int294 403 Heath Reed - Int294 404 Trey Winslow - Int

9:00 AM 290 501B Paxton Goyer - JR290 503 Xander Chambers - JR290 504 Koy Holcomb - JR

9:05 AM Call Backs - All boys

CALL BACKS - All participants will reappear in front of the judge as a group. Youth with a second entry will bring the outfit on a hanger.

Junior Constructed Revue, Ages 7-9JUDGE 1 class#9:10 AM 272 Katie Rankin

270 Morgan Lee

9:20 AM 270 Koy Holcomb270 Katie Rankin

9:25 AM Call Backs - All

Senior Girl’s Buymanship Judge 1 class#9:30 AM 286 801A Coryn Badley

286 802A Addison Barg286 803A Madisyn Conrad286 804A Reagan Evans

9:45 AM 286 805A Madison Sultz287 806A Fiona Badley

9:50 AM 287 804B Reagan Evans287 802B Addison Barg287 803B Madisyn Conrad

10:00 AM 288 801B Coryn Badley288 805B Madison Sultz288 806B Fiona Badley

10:10 AM Call Backs - All

2018 4-H Fashion Revue Judging July 24, 2018 - Brown Center, Cowley College, 215 S 2nd Street, Arkansas City

Judge 1 - Wright Room (carpet); Judge 2 - Dance Studio (hardwood floor)

Intermediate Girl’s BuymanshipJudge 2 class#8:30 AM 282 701A Micah Brown

282 702A Breckin Campbell282/283 703A Alia Dust

282 704A Kashleigh Hedges282 705A Amelia Hogan282 706A Angel Voigtlander

8:45 AM 283 707A Gracie Goyer283/284 708A Avis Grant

283 702B Grace Henderson283 710 Kennedy Holcomb

9:00 AM 284 715 Abigail Reid283 711 Sophia Mill284 712A Eva Navrat283 713A Kylie Rankin283 714 Lucy Ziegler

9:15 AM 283 702B Breckin Campbell283/284 703B Alia Dust

283 704B Kashleigh Hedges283 705B Amelia Hogan284 701B Micah Brown

9:30 AM 284 707B Gracie Goyer284 708B Avis Grant284 709B Grace Henderson284 712B Eva Navrat284 713B Kylie Rankin

10:00 AM Call Backs - All

The public fashion revue is Tuesday, July 23 at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and 4-H members should be dressed and ready for line-up by 6:45 p.m.

Scripts for all models are needed by 1 p.m. and can be submitted at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1LEgWwbeDVHEUavIy1BChWU9TgyxH-dkH9tUJkDZsK4U/edit

Junior Girl’s BuymanshipJUDGE 2 class#10:10 AM 279 301A Aubrey Keesey

279 302A Brinley Keesey279/280 303A Pepper Scribner

10:25 AM 279 304A Ashlyn VenJohn280 305A Katie Rankin281 306 Anna Wolfe

10:35 AM 280 302B Brinley Keesey280/281303B Pepper Scribner

280 304B Ashlyn VenJohn

10:45 AM 281 305B Katie Rankin281 301B Aubrey Keesey

10:55 AM Call Backs - All

Senior Constructed RevueJUDGE 2 class#

11:00 AM 277/278 101A Fiona Badley277 102A Elizabeth Jirak

277/278 103A Coryn Badley

11:10 AM 276 104 Madison Sultz276 105 Elisa Donley

11:15 AM 276/277 101B Fiona Badley276 102B Elizabeth Jirak

276/277 103B Coryn Badley

11:20 AM Call backs - All