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Kitchen Proverbs Vintage Embroidery Pattern: A Watched Pot Never Boils
Today’s freebie pattern from the Kitchen Proverbs Vintage Embroidery Pattern Series is “A Watched Pot Never Boils”. The pattern has the bonnet girl sitting and facing the stove watching a pot while her pets are on the floor beside her watching too.
You can download the pattern here and you’ll find the color and stitch key here.
If you missed the first pattern, complete instructions for this pattern series are found here.
Printing Instructions: Make sure to save the pattern to your desktop first (right click, save as…), open the file, select “Print”, uncheck anything like “Maintain Aspect Ratio” and “Fit To Page” then print. These will all fit on an 8 1/2″ x 11″ piece of paper.
If you need help transferring the pattern, see this page: Embroidery Pattern Transfer Tips – Vintage Notes.
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These patterns are absolutly adorable.
Thanks so much for sharing them.
take care and bye for now.
Sharon
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Jessica ‘Da Rabbit
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I love vintage embroidery patterns, so I think your site is fantastic. Thanks so much…Keep them coming!
I love your vintage patterns, but can’t seem to print them. Is there any other way I can obtain copies? thank you, Deb
Hi Debbie, if you email me I’ll try walking you through how to print them. The most common problem is that the file is not first saved to the computer desktop and opened from there, then printed. If you try printing directly from the webpage they won’t come out right. You can contact me here: Contact Form