General information

• What's on the hot iron transfer sheet:
  Seven different motifs showing Little Susan doing the daily chore; lettering for the seven weekdays; a unique and larger Sue motif (with a tea kettle) for an apron; plus four motifs for pot holders (butterfly, tea cup, dog and floral spray). Sue's dog appears in four of the daily motifs.
  
  
• Techniques used:
  Basic embroidery stitches (outline, satin, lazy daisy, french knot).
  
  
• Uses and options:
  Days of the week designs are traditionally used on tea towels, with matching apron and pot holders for a complete kitchen set. Given the popularity of Sunbonnet Sue quilts, it's not surprising that the envelope text recommends using the designs for a quilt. The extra details in each motif (framed pictures, flowers, etc.) also make these good candidates for framed pictures.
  
  
• Special notes:
  This transfer was also issued under the American Thread logo. The sheet has two trial motifs, both of which are a simple flower.
  
  
• Other descriptive terms:
  belles, scottie dog

  Original hot iron embroidery transfers available:

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