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McCall 1351 Animated Vegetables for Dish Towels

4:46 AM PST, 3/27/2007

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WWII era Sailors for Days of the Week dish towels 285 Repo iron on Embroidery

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McCall 1351

Animated Vegetables of the Nations for Vintage Style Tea Towels...

For you this wonderful pattern of the past. The original price on the pattern was 25 cents and I believe this would date the pattern around the late 1930's. There are 6 designs of fun Vegetables; Chinese cabbage, Mexican corn, Scotch kale, Irish Potato, Spanish onion and American pumpkin.

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General Instructions To apply the patterns to your fabric you will need to purchase a transfer pen or pencil. My favorite is a Sulky Transfer pen. You should be able to purchase one at any local needle craft store. Just take your pen and outline your pattern, then flip it over and iron on to your fabric. You will get a few uses with your design once it is outlined. For tea towels my favorite is Birdseye diaper fabric. I purchase a bolt at a time and make up a few towels to have them on hand.
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I believe this pattern was printed sometime close to 1935. Therefore it is apart of public domain. I do save my original patterns and I can refer to them at any time. So if you have questions please email me. Thank you.

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