A baker’s dozen! The Workbasket published these as a series in their magazine but I somehow ended up with 13. Maybe the boy with the wreaths is the odd one and the girl angel (ha ha) is supposed to be the Christmas kid. Or one of the two Irish shamrock kids is an imposter. The
This is what happened before Ma and Pa Kettle got hitched and had all them kids. What comes with marriage and children? Chores, of course! A hillbilly days of the week set can be found here.
Here’s a set that’s not quite a days-of-the week set but could be used as quilt blocks as well as for towels. The boy is adorable and the friendly cactus is a nice touch to the set!
7 patterns of a circus clown doing the days-of-the-week chores of lion taming, juggling, biking and hanging out by the Ferris wheel. Also included in this set are the Sunday through Monday circus style lettering if you wish to add them to your project.
Many of these colonial women patterns were designed for pillowcases as the central motif with trailing flowers on each side of her to fill in the width. There are plenty of floral motifs on this site so be creative and add your own flair to the little lady!