Aunt Martha's Patterns, an All-American Notion

According to the company history, early ads “resembled a normal newspaper column but included some charming quilt lore and instructions for buying a pattern or booklet through the mail from the couple’s newly renamed business, The Colonial Company. They trademarked the name Aunt Martha, after an editor in Chicago decided the products needed a grandmotherly name.

Vintage Aunt Martha's Hot Iron Embroidery Transfer Pattern number 3312. Pennsylvania Dutch motifs for pillowcases or household linens. Patterns

Vintage 1950s Aunt Martha's Embroidery Pattern 3312 Pennsylvania Dutch Motifs

Aunt Martha's Iron-on Transfer Pattern Book Kitchen Designs # 400

Aunt Martha's Winter Wonderland Transfers & Towels Iron-On

History of Dritz, a Great Sewing Brand

Disappearing Colonial Bread a Sign of Times

Aunt Marthas Camping Adventures

Vintage Aunt Martha's Hot Iron Transfers 3841 Floppy Eared Bunnies

Embroidery Transfers - Aunt Martha Pattern Collections – Grandma's

Embroidery Transfers - Aunt Martha Books – Grandma's Attic Quilting

Aunt Martha's® Vintage Embroidery Transfer Pattern #4022 Proud To Be An American! Pattern is printed with a single-color heat transfer ink on a GIANT

Aunt Martha's #4022 Proud To Be An American!

All American by Deb Strain for Moda Fabrics is a classic patriotic collection that features tossed vintage trucks, American flags, dogs, stars, stripes, and more! 100% Cotton. This set contains 27 fat quarters, each measuring approximately 18 x 21.

Moda Fabrics All American - Charm Pack

Holland America Line Plans for 150th Anniversary

This eight(8) page book contains over 20 different designs and is printed with a single-color heat transfer ink. Transfer with your iron, stitch, and

Aunt Martha's Iron-on Transfer Pattern Book Sunnbonnet Sue # 407 — Rocking Chair Quilts