1940s Workbasket Penn Dutch Jacobean Deer & Floral Embroidery Transfer Pattern

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1940s Workbasket Penn Dutch Jacobean Deer & Floral Embroidery Transfer Pattern
1940s Workbasket Penn Dutch Jacobean Deer & Floral Embroidery Transfer Pattern
Original Red Line Hot Iron Embroidery Transfer Pattern
Unidentified Sheet includes: Pennsylvania Dutch Motifs; Jacobean Deer & Florals; Flamingo and instructions for Clothespin Bag or Apron
Probably Workbasket
Circa 1940s-50s
22" x 20" full sheet; unused and uncut (original -- may have some very light wear along folds)
This is a TRUE VINTAGE transfer sheet.  It is all original in unused condition.  I DO NOT guarantee that it will still transfer.  I would recommend the use of an Aunt Martha's Red Transfer pencil and make your own sheets using this as a master guide.
Workbasket transfers were supplements to the well-known magazine published by Modern Handcrafts of Kansas City. Workbasket grew quickly from its humble beginning as a small fold-out in 1935 and its transfer sheets were wildly popular. A small sheet of transfers was stapled into some issues; eventually a larger, separate sheet came with each issue; subscribers received free sheets for renewing; others could be ordered by mail.
Like the Aunt Martha's brand, Workbasket transfers are multi-use red ink on heavy newsprint. They are normally found without an envelope.
All patterns are mailed via 1st Class Flat Envelope in an archival quality storage sleeve.
Tracking info is not available for this item, but I personally guarantee delivery.
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