Vintage embroidery transfers

This is a 1940s Embroidery and sewing design. We have taken this Potholder and Embroidery embroidery transfer and recreated it in to a PDF file that is instantly down loadable. When you purchase this pattern you will be sent an email with a link to your pattern. This PDF file can be downloaded instantly once payment has been made. All patterns are taken from our collection of Vintage patterns. All designs are out of print and hard to find. Each pattern is in public domain. This pattern was…

Aunt Martha's hot iron transfers #3827 -- Monday's Child. Use for embroidery, fabric painting, wearable art, needlepoint cross stitch and other crafts. These patterns would make really cute dish towels, decorative clothing, pillowcases, pillows or quilt.

From my collection of transfers from the 70's.

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Hearts A Tale of Veggie Romance MaMaw's Vintage Embroidery Hot Iron Transfer Description: MaMaw's Vintage Embroidery hot iron transfers #M108 - A Tale of Veggie Romance. Bring a touch of nostalgia to your kitchen with these classic 1940’s motifs! The drama of romance will be played-out on your towels, apron & potholders - as our hero ‘Tomato’ seeks to save his lady love ‘Lettuce’ from the nefarious villain ‘Potato’. Sure to bring a smile - make a set for yourself, that special friend or…

Vintage Campbell Kids Transfer Pattern, Great For Collectors Or Crafters .

This is a set of quality photo copies of retired MaMaw's Vintage Embroidery Transfer pattern. These Vintage M3876 Donkey Animal Motifs are so cute! In this set you will get 7 days of the week images for towels. These would make a great bride wedding gift for kitchen towels set. Special processing makes these transferable for up to a dozen iron-on applications. Ink will not wash out of anything that isn't 100% cotton. Works published from 1923 - 1977 are in the public domain. These…

These delightful vintage ladies will melt your heart as they remind you of the 1950's homemaker and her hand embroidered towels and linens. Aunt Martha's embroidery transfer patterns are the image of yesteryear's happy homemaker. I've loved them and used them for decades and am delighted to offer you these high quality hot iron transfer patterns so you can enjoy them as well. Pattern is printed with a single-color heat transfer ink on a GIANT 18x24 inch sheet of paper.

Vintage embroidery transfer. Sheet measures 10 inches x 10 inches.