2024 SCC 4-H Fashion Revue Registration

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If from outside Santa Clara County, please indicate the 4-H club and county where you are enrolled in 4-H

Division: Age as of 12/31/2023

Clover (5 - 8 years old) Junior (9 - 10 years old) Intermediate (11 - 13 years old) Senior (14 - 18 years old)

Are you enrolled in a 4-H Clothing & Textile Project? ✻

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Information for all Categories:

The outfit must be produced and modeled by the individual member during judging and the fashion show (entry is not to be created for someone else)
All outfits must meet the 4-H Dress Guidelines, found at http://4h.ucanr.edu/files/210170.pdf. For State Fashion Revue (SFR), all shorts, skirts, dresses, etc. must be at least fingertip length due to the raised stage for the fashion show. County Fashion Revue coordinators will review all outfits based on these guidelines before SFR entry, with further review by the SFR Committee if needed.
A member may only qualify to enter one outfit at State Fashion Review. At County Fashion Revue a member may enter one outfit per category. However the garments, accessories, and shoes for each outfit must be distinctly different. An item in one outfit may not also be used as part of another outfit. All outfits must be suitable for comfortably walking, sitting, and going up and down stairs. Note: There is not a state equivalent for tie dye and fabric paint categories and winners in these two categories will not advance to state.
Please read all rules for each category you are registering for. Rules may be found on the State Fashion Review website: http://4h.ucanr.edu/4-H_Events/SFD/SFR/

Please check a box for each category that you will enter.

You are limited to no more than one entry per category.

I. Traditional -

Participants in this category will construct a garment/s
and assemble an outfit that showcases their sewing skills
and ability to coordinate an outfit. The outfit must
contain at least one constructed garment. Participants
are encouraged to construct additional garments to
complete the outfit but may wear clothing they
purchased or already own. Accessories - such as shoes,
hats, belts, jewelry, purses, backpacks, etc., - may be
purchased, already owned, or made by the member. If
items were sewn that cannot be worn - such as in a
coordinating jacket, skirt, and pants set or in a pajama
set with matching pillow or quilt - these additional items
may be carried. Only garments sewn by the participant
will be evaluated on construction, but all items worn will
be evaluated on the outfit coordination.
The garment/s in this category must be sewn by the
member as part of a 4-H Clothing & Textiles Project* and
modeled by the member at the Fashion Revue event.

X

II. Consumer Science Purchased, $50.00 Limit

Participants in this category will shop for an entire outfit
with the total cost not to exceed $50.00 not including
sales tax. Receipts from the current 4-H year are
required for any item that is visible. This includes but is
not limited to shoes, stockings, jewelry, and hair
accessories. Gifts, prior purchases, and items without
receipts are not eligible for this category. Receipts from
yard sales, etc. may be handwritten. The participant
should consider value vs. cost, versatility, the shopping
experience, and coordination of the outfit within the
cost limit.
This category has no 4-H project requirement and must
be modeled by the member at the Fashion Revue event.

X

III. Softie Challenge

What is a softie? A stuffed animal, cloth doll, plush toy,
soft sculpture, or fabric toy. In this challenge, the
participant will sew, felt, knit, or crochet a softie using a
pattern or their own design. Any type of fabric and any
embellishment techniques (trims, embroidery, yarn
hair, removeable clothing) may be used. Participant
must present the entry themselves at the Fashion
Revue event.
This category has no 4-H project requirement and must
be shown by the member at the Fashion Revue event.

X

IV. Costume Challenge –

Participants in this category will create a costume for
themselves or another person using any technique,
materials, or pattern. It does not need to be sewn from
fabric. The costume can be any theme and from any
time, place, or country as long as it is 4-H appropriate.
70% of the costume must be handmade by the member;
30% can be handmade or purchased. The member must
be able to move comfortably in the costume - sit, stand,
walk, and go up and down stairs.
This category has no 4-H project requirement. If it was
sewn for the member, they must model it. If it was sewn
for another person, that person may model it, or it may
be shown on a hanger. The member must be present and
participate at the Fashion Revue event if it was sewn for
another person.

X

V. Make it with wool
Participants in this category will sew, knit, or crochet
garment/s from 100% wool, wool blend (minimum of
60% wool) fabric or yarn or specialty wool fiber. Specialty
fibers include alpaca, angora, camel, cashmere, llama,
mohair, and vicuna. The entire garment body (front,
back, and sleeves) must be wool or wool-blend fabric.
Vests worn with a suit, sport coat, or blazer may have a
back of non-wool fabric. Vests worn as a top layer or with
outerwear coat/jacket must have a wool back. Trims,
facings, interfacings, linings, and/or under linings may be
fabrics other than wool or wool blends. Hand-spun yarns
and/or hand-woven fabrics may be used and must meet
above criteria.
Garments created for the Make It With Wool
competition that is supported by the American Sheep
Industry meet the requirements for this category.
(https://makeitwithwool.com/welcome) If you choose
to enter the Make It With Wool competition, it is your
responsibility to ensure that your entry meets the Make
It With Wool requirements.
https://makeitwithwool.com/the-facts
The garment/s in this category must be sewn by the
member as part of a 4-H Clothing & Textiles Project* and
modeled by the member at the Fashion Revue event.

VI. Tie Dye Challenge:

List each garment you began with and tell what you did with this/these garment(s) to create your tie dye challenge. Provide a photo of your item before any alterations were made.

List the supplies you used to create your accessory and how it was made.

List the other items in your outfit and whether they were constructed by you or purchased.

Provide a short description of the outfit and the occasion or activity for which it will be worn.

There is no 4-H project requirement; any 4-H member may enter this category.

Winners in this category do not advance to state.

X

VII. Fabric Paint Challenge:

List textile item you began with and tell what you did with the item to create your fabric paint challenge. Provide a photo of your item before any alterations were made.

Include a description of where your idea came from, or what you were inspired by.

Provide a short description of how you will use this item.

There is no 4-H project requirement; any 4-H member may enter this category.

Winners in this category do not advance to state.

X

VIII Leather Creations
Participants in the Leather Creations category will
create any leather accessory – purse, wallet, belt,
saddlebag, key fob, etc. – in any style. Any leather
techniques may be used (tooling, carving, dying,
painting, shaping, stitching, etc.) Materials used may be
any leather, suede, or faux leather products.
This category has no 4-H project requirement and must
be shown by the member at the Fashion Revue event.

IX Quilts
Participants in this category will sew a quilt of any size
and pattern. The quilt must have finished edges and
may use any quilting method (machine, hand, hand-tie,
etc.)
The item/s in this category must be sewn by the member
as part of a 4-H Clothing & Textiles Project* and shown
by the member at the Fashion Revue event

Qualifying entries may register for the
2024 state fashion revue
Traditional and Consumer Science Purchased, $50.00
Limit entries must have received County Winner at a
County 4-H Fashion Revue or other qualifying event. Only one County Winner from each age division in these two categories may enter State Fashion Revue.

Costume Challenge, Make It With Wool, Softie
Challenge, Leather Creations, and Quilts categories do
not need to qualify at a County 4-H Fashion Revue or other qualifying event.

Age Divisions (Age as of 12/31/23)
Junior, ages 9-10
Intermediate, ages 11-13
Senior, ages 14-18
Members may enter two categories at State Fashion Revue.

The winners in Senior Traditional and Make It With
Wool and the top two winners in Senior Consumer
Science Purchased will qualify for the FCS National
Championship & Conference Fashion Revue categories.
All outfits must meet the 4-H Dress Guidelines:
https://4h.ucanr.edu/files/210170.pdf
For more information, go to the State Fashion Revue
page:
https://ucanr.edu/sites/sfd/Competitions/State_Fashio
n_Revue/

Please also prepare and bring with you to check-in at

County 4-H Fashion Review:

Your entry will be "complete" once you have submitted

Your 30-second commercial* on a separate document for each category entered

**Please be prepared to have an explanation of your outfit for the judges that highlights the details that you would like them to notice. Make it fit in a 30-second time frame (think of it as your very own 30-second commercial). This activity is done to promote public speaking and it provides the contestant the opportunity to express the creative qualities of their outfit. A written commercial is to be uploaded to this registration.

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