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 Click Here for Larger Image | Peachtree Mercantile Pattern 501 |
| Courtesy the Atlanta History Center © 2004 | |
| Modeled by Glen Kyle | |
| The setting is the Tullie Smith Farm at the Atlanta History Center. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | Peachtree Mercantile Pattern 501 |
| Courtesy the Atlanta History Center © 2004 | |
| Modeled by Glen Kyle | |
| The setting is the Tullie Smith Farm at the Atlanta History Center. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | Peachtree Mercantile Pattern 206.8-18 |
| Courtesy the Atlanta History Center © 2008 | |
| Modeled by Amanda Corman | |
| The setting is the Tullie Smith Farm at the Atlanta History Center. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | Peachtree Mercantile Pattern 206.8-18 |
| Courtesy the Atlanta History Center © 2008 | |
| Modeled by Amanda Corman | |
| The setting is the Tullie Smith Farm at the Atlanta History Center. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | Peachtree Mercantile Pattern 206.8-18 |
| Courtesy the Atlanta History Center © 2008 | |
| Modeled by Amanda Corman | |
| The setting is the Tullie Smith Farm at the Atlanta History Center. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | Peachtree Mercantile Pattern 206.8-18 |
| Courtesy the Atlanta History Center © 2008 | |
| Modeled by Amanda Corman | |
| The setting is the Tullie Smith Farm at the Atlanta History Center. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | First muslin in homespun fabric (1) |
| Photo by David Sholtz © 2002 | |
| Worn by Mackenzie Anderson Sholtz | |
| Front view; This is a reproduction based on Figleaf Pattern 102-1795. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | First muslin in homespun fabric (2) |
| Photo by David Sholtz © 2002 | |
| Worn by Mackenzie Anderson Sholtz | |
| Back view; This is a reproduction dress which was produced from Figleaf Pattern 102-1795. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | This is a Womannequin... |
| Photo by Fred Flintstone | |
| Worn by Mannequin | |
| Front view; This is the original dress which was used to derive the patterns for Figleaf Pattern 102-1795. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | Susan (left) is wearing her own creation circa 1770-1800 - Mackenzie (right) is wearing first muslin of Figleaf Pattern 103-1799. |
| Photo by David Sholtz © 2008 | |
| Susan Bridges Smith (left) and Mackenzie Anderson Sholtz (right) | |
| Taken at the Sumter County Museum's Annual Backcountry Day | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | This is a 4T dress and jacket using pattern KF 671. |
| Photo by Mackenzie Sholtz © 2008 | |
| Worn by Harrison Sholtz | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | This was fashioned using Fig Leaf Pattern 201.8-18 |
| Photo by Mackenzie Sholtz © 2008 | |
| Modeled by Barb Kearns | |
| This was photographed on the front steps of the Borough House. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | This was fashioned using Fig Leaf Pattern 201.8-18 |
| Photo by Mackenzie Sholtz © 2008 | |
| Modeled by Barb Kearns | |
| This was photographed on the front steps of the Borough House. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | This was fashioned using the not-yet-released-for-purchase Fig Leaf Pattern 202.8-18 |
| Photo by Mackenzie Sholtz © 2008 | |
| Modeled by Barb Kearns | |
| This was photographed in front of the Smoke House at the Borough House. | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | This was fashioned using the KF650-108 Hoop Kit |
| Photo by Kay Gnagey © 2008 | |
| Modeled by Mannekin | |
| Overview of Hoop | |
 Click Here for Larger Image | This was fashioned using the KF650-108 Hoop Kit |
| Photo by Kay Gnagey © 2008 | |
| Modeled by Mannekin | |
| Detail of Hoop | |