Bring a touch of colonial charm—and a wink of domestic humor—to your stitching with Aunt Martha’s® #3216 Gay Colonial Miss iron-on transfer pattern. This delightful vintage Days of the Week (DOW) set features seven sweetly busy colonial ladies, each dressed in her bonnet and gown, ready to tackle the chores of her appointed day (with more grace than most of us can manage before coffee).
Back in early American households, embroidered tea towels weren’t just decorative—they were a gentle nudge toward keeping the week’s duties in order. Monday’s washing, Tuesday’s ironing, and so on—stitched reminders that helped keep the home humming along smoothly. Today, they offer a charming blend of nostalgia, storytelling, and creativity for modern stitchers.
Perfect for adding vintage flair and a bit of humor to your home, these designs invite you to slow down and stitch a simpler time—no butter churning required.
Includes 7 unique Days of the Week designs featuring a colonial girl in bonnet and dress
Classic Aunt Martha’s® iron-on transfer pattern—easy to apply and reuse multiple times
Ideal for embroidery on tea towels, dishcloths, aprons, pillowcases, and kitchen décor
Perfect for vintage-inspired, farmhouse, or colonial-themed decorating
Great for gift-making, especially housewarming or hostess gifts
Works beautifully with a variety of embroidery stitches and thread colors
A nostalgic design set that blends history, humor, and practical charm
Whether you’re stitching for tradition, decoration, or a laugh at how chores never really go out of style, this pattern set is a timeless addition to your embroidery collection.
