For those of us who grew up in the Midwest, the 4-H logo is an iconic symbol of our youth. The four-leaf clover with the “H’s” in each leaf stood for Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. It was the organization’s way of promoting holistic development, and it worked. As I perused the internet for some 4-H printables, I stumbled upon a treasure trove of resources. There were coloring pages, bookmarks, logos, and templates galore. Here are just a few of my favorites:
Printable 4 H Logo
This version of the 4-H logo is approved by UC, ANR, and 4-H Logos, and it’s perfect for printing on t-shirts or tote bags. What I love about this logo is that it’s clear and crisp, making it easily recognizable from a distance. If you wanted to, you could even print it out and frame it for your office or home.
Printable 4 H Leaf Clover
This charming clover is perfect for coloring or for crafting projects. The printable image is bold and clean, making it easy for kids to color in without getting frustrated. You could cut out a bunch of these clovers and use them to decorate a child’s bedroom, or you could use them as a template for embroidering a 4-H logo on a jacket or backpack. The possibilities are endless!
4 H Clover Printable
Here’s another version of the 4-H clover that you can print out and use in your crafting projects. What I love about this image is that it has a slightly more vintage feel to it, and it incorporates text in the design. You could use this image to create cute invitations for a 4-H fundraiser or add it to a scrapbook page commemorating your child’s time in the 4-H club.
Horse 4-H Clover Clipart
This image features a horse galloping across a background of 4-H clovers. It’s perfect for printing out and using to decorate a folder or notebook for school. You could even print it out and use it as a stencil to add the design to a piece of furniture or a wooden sign. The yellow accents in the image make it stand out nicely, and it would look great on just about any background color.
4-H Logo Clip Art
This version of the 4-H logo features a slightly more cartoonish representation of the clover. What I love about this image is that it has more of a whimsical feel to it, making it perfect for kid-related projects. You could use this image to create a set of thank-you cards for volunteers or use it to create a banner for your local 4-H club’s booth at the county fair.
Printable 4-H Bookmarks
These printable bookmarks are perfect for kids who love to read. You could print out a bunch of them and laminate them to make them more durable, then hand them out to your child’s class or friends. What I love about these bookmarks is that they feature the 4-H motto of “Learn by Doing.” It’s a great reminder for kids to get out there and try new things.
No matter what you’re planning to use these printables for, they’re sure to add a touch of nostalgia and fun to your projects. Give them a try and see what you can come up with!
