2004 SHOW RULES

1.        Anyone is eligible to enter carvings in the show.

2.        A carver may enter no more than 2 items in any one category.  There is no limit on the number of carvings a carver may enter in the show.

3.        Carvings must be registered in the name(s) of the carver who worked on it,

4.        A carver may enter one carving in the next skill level to see how they do.  If the carving places 3^rd or better, the carver will be required to move to that higher skill level the next show year.

5.        Carvings should have been completed during the last two years.

6.        The judges in consultation with the show chair may change an entry category for equality of competition and judging.  An award may not be given when quality of the carving does not deserve.

7.        The judge’s determination is final and not subject to review.  Carvers will not talk to judges during the judging session.

8.        Hanging pieces must have sturdy device for hanging.

9.        The term “Natural” means wood grain must show through any finish.  The term “Painted” means ¼ of the total area has been opaqued with paint or stain.  The term “Woodburn” means this is a featured portion of this piece.

10.     Carvings will remain on display until released by the show chair at the designated day and time.

11.     The carver’s signature on the entry form signifies knowledge and compliance with show rules.  The host club, officers and members are not responsible for loss or damage.

12.     Carvers age 16 and under can enter as a junior.  No Best of Division will be given in Junior.

13.     ”Medium relief” is carving defined by moderate 3-D illusion; uneven background level and background lowered sufficiently to raise subject and separate it from background by light to moderate back cutting.

14.     All vendors, carvers and participants shall act in a PROFESSIONAL MANNER AND RESPECT FELLOW PARTICIPANTS.