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DIVISIONS 

NOVICE Open to beginning woodcarvers who have beencarving for less than three years. 17 categories.

INTERMEDIATE Open to carvers of greater experienceand skill who may have won ribbons for their entries inother wood carving competitions. 17 categories.

OPEN Open to carvers who wish to compete in a muchhigher level of competition. 17 categories.

 YOUTH Open to carvers of all skill levels who are no morethan 18 years of age. There are no categories in this division.

A WARDS 

 Division First, Second, and Third place ribbons, plus:

 Best in Novice ................... Carving Magazine subscription

 Best in Intermediate ............................ Ralph Long Knife &

Carving Magazine subscription

 Best in Open – First Place ...................................... $250.00*

 Best in Open – Second Place ................................. $150.00* Best in Youth ................................................ $65 Class Credit

  Wilson Woodcarvers’ People’s Choice Award ....... $75.00

  Wood Spirit Carvers’ Carvers’ Choice Award ........ $75.00

 Gift Certificate

C ATEGORIES 

1.  Mammals Realistic non-human mammals (horses, bears,etc.)

2.  Fish and Reptiles Realistic fresh and salt water fish, andreptiles such as snakes, lizards and toads

3.  Human Figures and Busts Realistic human formsor parts

4.  Caricatures A deliberate departure from realism forcomic effect. Subject may be human, animal, orcombination of both

5.  Stylized Carvings An inanimate form or a deliberatedeparture from realism for artistic purposes

6.  Waterfowl Birds such as mallards, swans, and geese

7.  Birds Songbirds, shorebirds, birds of prey, andgame birds

8.  Relief A carving, usually on a flat surface that can only be appreciated from one side. Consists of modeledfeatures raised or “relieved” from the background.

9.  Chip Carving Geometric designs created by the removalof wedge shaped pieces of wood

10. Functional/UtilitarianCarved spoons, bowls, anduseful items

11.  Walking Sticks and Canes

12. Furniture Carving on or for furniture or architecturalpieces

13. Pyrography Woodburned images on various media

14.  Intarsia Images created from combining different woods

15. Other Media Carvings created from other media such

as soap, stone, and foam.16. Miscellaneous Carvings that don’t exactly fit into any of 

the above categories. An assembled or group carving may fit here.

17. SWAP Carvings that are competing for swapping.

RULES FOR COMPETITION 

1.   You may enter work in only one division.

2.   You may enter up to three pieces in each category.

3.   The show committee has the right to not accept an entry 

if the carving is not in good taste.4.  Categories/divisions may be added or combined at the

discretion of the show committee.

5.  Carvings may not be removed prior to 4:00 pm on theday of the show. All carvings must be removed by 6:00pm on Saturday, March 20st.

6.   Judges decisions are final.

7.   All entries will have an assigned number for judging purposes. Name cards, signatures, or business cards arenot permitted until after the awards are given for theentire competition.

8.  Entries are submitted at the sole risk of the entrant. Thesponsors will not be responsible for any loss or damageresulting from any causes. Normal precautions will betaken to provide safety and security. 

9.  Carvings will be judged on the merit of their sculpturalqualities only. This includes, but is not limited to: thetechnical difficulty, originality, skill, and cleanliness of execution of the work. Special consideration will not bemade solely with respect to size and/or painted surfacesof the work. In other words, painted carvings will bejudged along side of non-painted ones, unless there areenough painted carvings to create a separate category.

10. Carvings will not be accepted into the competition after9:30 am on Saturday.

11. Check-in times: Friday, Mar. 19 - 3:00 until 6:00 pm

Saturday, Mar. 20 - 7:30 until 9:30 am

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 ENTRY INFORMATION 

 Advanced registration is encouraged.

 There is no entry fee for Youth.

Entry fee for Novice, Intermediate, and Open divisions:

Before 3/13/10 .................................................. $15.00

 After 3/13/10 .................................................... $20.00

Make checks payable to:

Klingspor’s Woodworking Shop

3141 Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC 27604

FESTIVALE VENTS 

 Competition for all skill levels

 Demonstrations all day long 

 Creative Carving Challenge

  Woodcarving tools, books, and supplies on sale

 Door prizes

 Free lunch to all competition entrants

SPONSOREDB Y  

 Klingspor’s Woodworking Shop

 REL Knives

 Carving Magazine

 Raleigh Woodcarving Guild

 Durham Wood Spirit Carvers

  Wilson Woodcarving Club

  Women with Knives

FOR ANY QUESTIONS, CONTACT:

P AUL R OLFE, SHOW DIRECTOR   prolfe@woodworkingshop.com

(919) 876-0707 

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