

And the cropped peasant blouse with embroidered bodice is pretty cute, too. Embroidery transfers were included:

A couple of different styles here:



For this one in blue, they suggested purchased iron-on embroidery:

I also found this pattern consisting of embroidery transfers from 1976. I was very happy to find this one!
Why?

Because it is the very one that I used to embroider this iris onto a blue cotton chambray shirt way back when. 1976, huh? That sounds about right....

I also found a neat Coats & Clark's booklet, "Ideas For Embroidery". I really like some of the designs inside:



Unfortunately, that is still the case. I suppose I probably COULD re-learn the stitches.
Very nice. I am wanting all those patterns. I know I had a top like the one on the left in the first pattern. You can relearn embroidery and should! It is good to do while watching TV or chatting with friends. Love T
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah, I remember all that stuff. Those clothes were nice!
ReplyDeletei wish i had all my old patterns.
ReplyDeleteI want to borrow the one with the handkerchief inserted in bodice, that gives me an idea. The style looks very forgiving to wear in my present 'plump' status!!!
ReplyDeleteFaith - I wish you had them, too!
ReplyDeleteThis brings back so many memories for me. We embroidered our shirts, our pants, and anything we could get a needle in. :-)
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