Freshly laundered flour sack towels |
While at the craft store, I also picked up on sale the Aunt Martha's transfer patterns for $0.99 each. I bought five--each of my girls picked one for themselves and I picked two. As you know, my oldest does embroidery. I've also taught my younger two to backstitch so they are learning redwork. It's really a lot of fun and there are so many fun patterns to choose from. Here's a sneak peek at what they are working on:
This is my youngest daughter who is nine years old. As you can see, her stitches can use some improvement, the sweet little darling, but already since I've started typing, she has done a great job staying to the lines. All it takes is practice, practice, practice.
Running horses pattern |
A pattern of a colonial lady with her umbrella |
It's turning out to be quite the productive day and quite inexpensive. These transfer patterns are good for additional transfers, plus there were many more patterns they haven't used yet. The cost for this little project per child came out to $1.45 each. It will give them hours of enjoyment and they will have a nice finished piece when they are all done.
What fun projects are you doing on a budget? Hope you are having a lovely Wednesday...blessings!
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