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Vintage UK Transfers

Posted on February 1, 2013February 4, 2013 by Martha

These transfers were sold on ebay, and are not from my collection.  The low-resolution photos were pretty bad, but I have cleaned and enlarged them. I think they are now at least traceable (click for full size).

This cute nursery pattern (No. 20782) was published by Weldon’s (no date).

Weldon's-nursery-transfer

The second pattern (No. 39) was published by Needlewoman & Needlecraft in the 1930s.

Needlewoman-transfer-dogs

4 thoughts on “Vintage UK Transfers”

  1. Carmen says:
    February 2, 2013 at 1:35 pm

    Thank you – they are just darling! It is snowing something fierce where I live…in Canada…and the sight of spring animals is a welcome one!

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  2. maureen teager says:
    February 2, 2013 at 9:57 pm

    Hi
    Would you mind emailing me is you have a moment I cant find a contact email address for you and I wanted to ‘talk’ to you about the post from last year about the Cherry Trees and Robins quilt
    I am intrigued by this quilt and was very interested to read your post about it. I would love to swap information about it with you

    This is definitely not a spam email or anything horrid like that just a request from the other side of the world

    Best regards
    Maureen Teager
    Sydney Australia

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  3. Mickie says:
    February 3, 2013 at 11:00 am

    Oh I love this spring scene so much I might have to work on that next instead of what I had planned (gotta finish my little noah’s ark first). Speaking of my noah’s ark–it is a british transfer too. Can i mail it to you or email the pattern to you? Would you like to see it and possibly use it? I still don’t have adobe photo shop but you might like this….it is very reminiscent of an old german set my brother and I had.
    Take care, Hugs,
    Mickie

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  4. Barbara says:
    February 5, 2013 at 10:02 am

    I think I have that first set – the house on the hill looks so familiar. I thought they looked very Mary Engelbreit-ish.

    Reply

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