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Vintage Kewpie DOW Days Of The Week Tea Towels Embroidery Pattern

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  • Location:Snoqualmie, Washington
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This is a PHOTOCOPY of a 1935 Vintage Embroidery pattern to make Rose O'Neill's Kewpies ~ Days of the Week Tea Towels. Wash-on-Monday, Iron-on-Tuesday, Sew-on-Wednesday, Market-on-Thursday, Clean-on-Friday, Bake-on-Saturday, Church-on-Sunday. I include a COLOR printout copy of the front cover, an ENLARGED copy of the back cover/instructions, plus the complete pattern. Please email me with any questions that you have.<br>Please note that this pattern is a PHOTOCOPY. In order to use it as an iron on, you need to trace the design with a transfer pen. Transfer pens are widely available at fabric and craft stores. Just trace the design and then iron it onto your fabric. It should be good for multiple stampings just like a regular iron on transfer. Be sure to follow the manufacturers instructions and test it on scrap fabric before starting on your good material. You can also transfer the design to fabric by holding it up to a light source (like a light box or a window) and tracing the design onto your material. Please email me with any questions that you have.<br>I have hundreds more embroidery designs available, including more Kewpie designs. Click here to see all my Embroidery Patterns<br>This pattern was originally created October 6, 1935. The copyright for this pattern has expired and it entered the public domain Jan 1, 1964.<br>Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution<br>