Aunt Martha’s Hot Iron Transfers were introduced by Colonial Patterns in the 1930s. They provide a simple way to stamp embroidery and craft designs onto fabric using a hot household iron. Over the decades, these patterns became a staple of American home crafting for tea towels, aprons, and quilts. Pattern-walk offers a small collection of these Transfers.
Aunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers Sewing Patterns
Aunt Martha’s Hot Iron Transfers 3819 A Gaggle of Geese Size: One Uncut Sewing Pattern
Aunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers Sewing Patterns
Aunt Martha’s Hot Iron Transfers 3801 Kitchen Pot Holders Size: One Uncut Sewing Pattern
Aunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers Sewing Patterns
Aunt Martha’s Hot Iron Transfers 3792 Three Samplers Size: One Uncut Sewing Pattern
Aunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers Sewing Patterns
Aunt Martha’s Hot Iron Transfers 3589 Children’s Motif’s Size: One Uncut Sewing Pattern
