Iron-on Transfer Patterns for Crewel and Embroidery from Early American Sources - ISBN 10: 0486231623 - ISBN 13: 9780486231624 - Dover Publications - 1975 - Softcover
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This unique book, part of the Dover Needlework Series, offers 75 different designs and two complete alphabets that can be directly transferred by heat onto fabric for crewel and other kinds of embroidery. All the patterns are printed with transfer ink on special paper; complete instructions are included on how to transfer them easily. Unlike most commercial transfer patterns, which can rarely be used more than once, these patterns will reproduce clearly many times.
Iron-On Transfer Patterns for Crewel and Embroidery from Early American Sources [Book]
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This unique book, part of the Dover Needlework Series, offers 75 different designs and two complete alphabets that can be directly transferred by heat onto fabric for crewel and other kinds of embroidery. All the patterns are printed with transfer ink on special paper; complete instructions are included on how to transfer them easily. Unlike most commercial transfer patterns, which can rarely be used more than once, these patterns will reproduce clearly many times.
Iron-On Transfer Patterns for Crewel and Embroidery from Early American Sources [Book]
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This unique book, part of the Dover Needlework Series, offers 75 different designs and two complete alphabets that can be directly transferred by heat onto fabric for crewel and other kinds of embroidery. All the patterns are printed with transfer ink on special paper; complete instructions are included on how to transfer them easily. Unlike most commercial transfer patterns, which can rarely be used more than once, these patterns will reproduce clearly many times.
Iron-On Transfer Patterns for Crewel and Embroidery from Early American Sources [Book]