The Kitchen Linens book is a mustfor those who collect, cherish, and use
vintage linens. The book comes with a free vintage Butterick transfer.
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She seeks wool, and works willingly with her hands. Proverbs 31:13
About Me
- Susan
- near Great Smoky Mountains
- Global Warming-One Stitch At A Time "Knit on with confidence and hope, through all crises." Elizabeth Zimmerman
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- The best things in life are free!
First Lady Knitters
- Martha Washington
- Edith Roosevelt
- Grace Coolidge
- Lou Hoover
- Eleanor Roosevelt
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- Care Wear
- Pregnancy Resource Center
- Project Linus
- Caris Hospice
- Susan G. Komen For The Cure
- March of Dimes
- American Red Cross
- American Cancer Society
6 comments:
I remember these transfers and doing many of them as a young girl taught to embroidery by her grandmother.
Looks like you'll be a busy girl :) I see lot of embroidered items in your future!
Oh my...those pictures bring back memories. lol
Haven't heard from you ages; good to see you posted.
Swing by
Sandy
I did a few of those transfers when I was a little girl. They are so much fun and beautiful too.
Me swinging back by as I make my rounds. Hope you're having a great wkend.
Sandy
I've installed a new template on all 3 of my blogs, please swing by would love some input
What a great book! I love vintage linens. They're so cheerful and full of homey goodness.
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