4-H Woodworking Record
Year  	

Name  	

Age	   Years in Project    	

List on a separate line each thing you plan to learn, make or do.	I will need help	I will do myself	I did great	I
did ok	Not so good	Plan to do next year	

							

							

List project meetings, workshops, field trips, camps, etc. attended.  Give location and date(s).
Event	Location	Date

 	 	

 	 	

List presentations given about this project.  Include title, date and location.
Type of presentation	Title of Presentation	Location	Date

 	 	

List woodworking Leadership you provided during the year.  List what you did, when and with whom.
Leadership	Date	Whom

 	 	

List woodworking Citizenship you provided during the year.  List what you did, when and with whom.
Citizenship	Date	Whom

 	 	

Exhibits shown. List number of exhibits, location and awards received.
Number 	Type 	Location 	Award

 	 	 	

 	 	 	

 	 	 	

Construction of Articles
Plans Used (check one)

Articles made or repaired		Your	Someone	Partially	Kind of Wood		Joints and/or		Fasteners Used	
		Own	Else’s	Your Own	Used		Splices used		(glue, nails, screws, etc.)	

 	 	 	

 	 	 	

Cost of Articles
Articles made or repaired	Total	Value in
(Same as above)	Number	Lumber	Hardware/Finish	Cost	Dollars

 	 	 	 	 	

 	 	 	 	 	

Date project was completed 	

Project Expense
Date	Things bought, used labor cost, value of home grown product	Amount

$ 	

$ 	

$ 	 Beginning inventory (if appropriate)	$ 	 Total project expense	$ 	 
Project Income
Date	Things sold or used at home, gave as gift, premiums (tell which)	Amount
$ 	

$ 	

$ 	 Ending inventory (if appropriate)	$ 	 Total income	$ 	 
Financial Summary
Total project income	$ 	
Total project expense	$ 	 How much money made or lost	$ 	

4-H WOODWORKING STORY & PHOTOS
Attach a separate sheet of paper with a story telling why you chose this project, talk about experiences, challenges, successes, activities, etc...  May also include up to three (3) pages of photos.

 	

Member signature	Project Leader signature

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