Last week, I shared the first pattern in the set of vintage Workbasket Days of the Week Brownies. Today for Vintage Embroidery Monday, I’m sharing the second pattern in the set.
Our little Tuesday Brownie is trying so hard to move that heavy iron. I sure hope it’s turned off or that she’s wearing oven mitts!
To change the brownie into a Christmas Elf, stitch her clothes in red and green. The iron could be replaced with a package wrapped with a ribbon and bow. When tracing the pattern, simply leave out the iron, draw a square with a cross for the ribbon and add a bow to the top.
Brownie can also be magically transformed into a darling fairy by adding wings.
Vintage Workbasket Embroidery Pattern – Days of the Week – Tuesday Brownie downloadable PDF
The other brownies in the DOW series can be found by clicking on the links below:
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1 Comment
Susan Nixon
July 10, 2017 4:44 pmThanks! Tuesday’s Brownie would certainly be appreciated around here!
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