Walker’s Embroidery Transfers – Pots and Pans
These designs are from a sheet of Walker’s blue numo hot iron transfers — the ones on tissue paper with blue raised dots that are one use only. The serial number for this sheet is 1598, and it came in an assortment with 3 other sheets. Sometimes these numo transfers don’t look too great, even if they’ve never been used, because the ink gets brittle over time and the dots start to flake off. I was lucky with this group of transfers, because they have never been used and are still in their factory folds.
I’ve seen lots of vintage pot and pan transfers that are anthropomorphic or decorated, but I think these simple designs are my favorites. I’ll clean up the rest of the images on this sheet for next week’s embroidery transfer post.









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Denise Russell wrote,
Oh… these are great for kitchen towels, place mats, table runners! Thanks for sharing!
Link | June 7th, 2012 at 9:31 pm
kerry wrote,
Love these images, they have a great free drawn quality
Link | June 8th, 2012 at 12:47 am
Allie wrote,
Thanks Martha, they are great! I have some of those old ones with the blue dots, I need to get tracing to preserve them. They do get brittle!
Link | June 9th, 2012 at 6:32 pm