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Frankie and pinafore, for Republican National Convention, 1968
Specially made fabric designed by Frankie Welch for the Republican National Convention. Welch retailed the fabric by the yard so that Republican women could make their own garments.
H-Line dress, Hubert H. Humphrey campaign, 1968
One of a line of Frankie Welch-designed dresses made for the Hubert Humphrey presidential campaign
Peanut scarf for Governor and Mrs. Jimmy Carter, silk, 1973
Scarf designed by Frankie Welch for the Carters while he was governor of Georgia
Photograph, Betty Ford and Frankie Welch with the Betty Ford scarf, 1975
Photograph of the two friends in commemoration of the new scarf design
Betty Ford scarves, Qiana, 1975
Frankie Welch designed this scarf specifically for her friend Betty Ford to give out as White House gifts. She incorporated many personal touches, including Ford’s favorite flowers, petunias; hues that matched her favorite turtleneck shirts—pink,…
Flyer, Frankie Welch Bicentennial, ca. 1975
Flyer showcasing Frankie Welch's designs for the upcoming United States Bicentennial
Richard Nixon inaugural scarf, silk, 1969
Frankie Welch scarf design created to commemorate the new president's inauguration
Hubert H. Humphrey scarf, silk, 1968
Frankie Welch-designed scarf created in order to promote presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey's campaign
Photograph, Frankie Welch at a trade show, ca. 1977
Frankie Welch showcasing her designs at a trade show, making herself available for design work
Photograph, Miss See Georgia First and Miss Georgia at the Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, 1969
Miss See Georgia First, Hedy White, (second from right) and Miss Georgia, Marilyn Olley, (far right) are seen both wearing Frankie Welch designs. White is wearing a See Georgia First scarf and Olley is wearing a Cherokee Alphabet Frankie.