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Hot Iron Transfer Patterns were first made in 1879, and continued to be popular with hand embroiderers until the mid- 1950s. A vast array of subject matter was covered, and the artwork was designed to be transferred as line art to fabric. These monogram designs were available in the 1930s. We have digitized separate colors for each portion of the design, but this also looks stunning done white-on-white. The letters are raised satin stitch, and the display border with decorative bow is done in satin stitch, accented with French knots.
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