Guess what...

http://www.trichem.com/

I have TONS of Trichem stuff!! transfers ball point paints as well as those in the tube for brushes. used to do this with my mom when I was younger. she spent SO much on this stuff i just can't throw it away!! I need to go through it as there could be some great quilt ideas

WOW who knew they were still in business.

Red work designs. You can put them all together in a quilt...after you have embroidered them by hand.

I thought that they looked like the old fashioned fabric (Kinda like muslin) that had embrodery patterns stenciled on. My mother had some that looked like them. She embrodered them -- some just the outline and others the full design.

They look like stamped for embroidery pieces, they could be a linen blend. di out the old embroidery hoop, get some new floss and make them pretty. You could just paint them with acrylics for fabric.Anyway they are a find.Good for you.
Annette

The bottom fabric is cut from a panel. My mom and I got this fabric as part of a challenge project for a retreat a couple of years ago. The challenge project came with lots of different fabric. I made a two sided apron and used four of these fussy cuts for pockets!

They kind of look like embroidery patterns. They would look beautiful embroidered but WOW, that would take alot of time!

The black and tan squares were part of a Thimbleberries
quilt club quilt. They were bordered with small quilt blocks
and then, sashed and then assembled into a large quilt.
Hope that helps.

Looks like blocks you embroidery. You can embroidery them if you like, then put them together with sashing in between the blocks and then borders to match. Or you can you can make individual blocks and make pilows out of them or minature quilts with the red ones. On the fruit, probably tea towels, place mats, pot holders, napkins.. Have fun.