Embroidery transfers

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woman and home, originally uploaded by drewzel.

Some embroidery transfers from my collection, I love the cover artwork on these.

Bon Ami ad

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bon ami, originally uploaded by drewzel.

Mmm, I love the outfits and the stylish kitchen in this one.
1934 again.

Cozy home club

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cozy home club, originally uploaded by drewzel.

I’m a bit baffled by this one…is it a form of “lay-by”? And was 50 cents a week a lot for 1934? I’d think so.

{from Needlework magazine, March 1934}

Alas!

No luck in the Sublime Stitching “Stitchmas” contest.  I got my “thanks for entering” email this morning.  Can’t wait to see the winning entries!