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Yeah, I know my titles are getting weirder and weirder. Maybe it's the heat? Out of nowhere, it is 89 degrees in Manhattan. To give you a clue of how this feels, I haven't moved in about 20 minutes, I am drinking an iced drink and I am still sweating. In places that don't seem like they should sweat.
In any case, back to the transfers!
This gem was donated to me by the lovely Robin - it's a set that is cut but looks complete - 4 motifs for tea towels say "Breakfast", "Lunchtime", "Teatime", and "Dinnertime." Also a "Glasses" towel and a chubby-cheeked tot with an immense dinner knife that says "Silver."
And finally, my favorite, which I've included above - a horrified girl being escorted by a carrot with a cane and a jaunty tomato who tips his hat at her. (I removed the carrot to conserve space and somewhat lessen her psychological damage.) Two smaller potholder designs - a cross-stitch teacup and a big, sweetly smiling tomato. Thanks Robin!
LOL I love the title of this post. Thanks for sharing, floresita!
ReplyDeleteLove the tomato! Thanks for sharing it here.
ReplyDeleteI love this transfer! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI did this one! http://litandlaundry.blogspot.com/2008/11/finished-for-black-friday.html
ReplyDeleteThreeundertwo - I LOVE that you called it the "Vegetable Abduction Towel" - genius! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks all for the vegetable love. :)
So happy to find your site! You have so many lovely transfer patterns!! My grandmother used to embroider sets of tea-towels for church bazaars! I do not know what happened to all her patterns. One of my cousins must have them. But I do have a few of the tea towels she made.
ReplyDeletelol I live in Queens. The building managers choose when the AC gets to be turned on. Apparently not yet! I was dieing from heat right along with you girl. So glad the heat broke! And I can breath again!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog and am IN LOVE! I'm a new follower and a HUGE FAN!
ReplyDeletenot sure if I'm posting this twice, apologies if so. What's with my love for animated foods? And why are all the foods always so happy? I picture them with pitch forks and mean faces when I get a belly ache or when I get on the scale. Could you design any "angry" foods? Ha ha...j/k. sorta. Thanks for sharing happy foods!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable. I hope you do post designs again soon.
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Thanks so much for sharing!! I made a tote. see it here:
ReplyDeletehttp://knittinginwonderland.blogspot.com/2012/03/i-have-been-doing-tons-of-embroidery.html