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$6 USDAunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers - Animal Tea Towels
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Now, this is an unusual tea towel grouping. It is Aunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfer #3789, Animal Tea Towels and shows seven designs with a lamb, squirrel with Monday on the cap of an acorn, duck, bunny with Wednesday along his carrot, fish with a note on a hook with Tuesday, an owl and raccoon. Of course, each animal could also be used without the day embroidered in for blocks on a child's quilt or blanket. Darling designs. I have other Aunt Martha's transfer patterns listed and will be happy to ...
$7 USDAunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers #3598, Hillbilly Romance
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This gal isn't going to give up. She is lookin' to find herself a partner and these transfers shows all the work she went to to get one. There are seven scenes...big ones, too...perfect for tea towels. There are also the heads of the two for hot pads. The scenes are: Find you a partner. Someone who's shy. Chase that partner. Kiss him on the sly. Love that partner. Make yourself his wife. Count your blessings for the rest of your life. The transfer has not been cut or used.
$6 USDAunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers, Colonial Girl and Puppy
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The figures in this Aunt Martha hot iron transfer pattern appear to be dancing about their duties of the day, along with their puppy. This is their #3930 and rather than the seven days of the week, there is "Cleaning Day, Mend Day, Iron Day, Market Day, Baking Day, Wash Day, Visiting Day". This transfer has never been cut or used. I have other Aunt Martha hot iron transfers listed on Ruby Lane and will be happy to combine to save you on shipping and insurance.
$6 USDAunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers - Rabbit Tea Towel Motifs
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This Aunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfer pattern would make darling tea towel designs. This one is their #675 Rabbit Tea Towel Motifs and depicts seven bunnies in silly scenes for each day of the week. If they don't bring a smile to your face, I'd be surprised. They did for me. I have other Aunt Martha's transfer patterns listed and will be happy to combine to save on shipping. If you order more than one, please wait for correct shipping fees.
$7 USDAunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers, #3594, Motifs For Children
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Do you have a new baby in the house, or grandchild in the family? This Aunt Martha hot iron transfer is absolutely darling. There is a lamb, a kitten, baby ducks, bears, a bunny and a puppy. Not only could these transfers be used for pillow covers, sheet tops, curtain decorations or blankets, but the instruction sheet even suggests they be used for furniture. Wouldn't that be sweet? A coordinated room with many animals that work together.
$8 USDAunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers #9773, "Love in Bloom" Animals
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This is an early one. It cost 10 cents. It is Aunt Martha's #9773 "Love in Bloom" Animal series. There are pairs of birds, bunnies, ducks, puppies, kittens, chickens and fish. Of course, they are all just as sweet as can be. The decal has not been cut or used.
$5 USDAunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfer #3750 Sassy Squirrel, Days/Week
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Imagine seven days of squirrel antics. This darling transfer pattern from Aunt Martha is the #3750 Sassy Squirrel and has a design for every day of the week. What an unusual pattern for tea towels. The pattern is folded as it was received and none of the patterns have been cut out. The original price was 50 cents, so I would imagine this was from the 1950-60s. The designs are detailed and darling.
$5 USDAunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers, Cross-Stitch, Embroidery, Pillowslips
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This transfer pattern is Aunt Martha's #3622 for cross-stitch and embroidery. There are three patterns, which are basically designed for pillow slips, although they could be adapted for tablecloths. The transfer is uncut and unused. The original cost was 15 cents.| Items 1 - 8 of 8 | Page 1 of 1 |
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