In honor of the 76th Birthday of the Washington D.C. Flag (District of Columbia), we’ve compiled this list of interesting facts. Washington D.C. was part of Maryland for 4 years after the Constitution of the United States was adopted. In 1791 the land was ceded to the federal government to become the nations capital and… continue
So you’ve drawn Uncle Jimmy’s name for the Christmas gift exchange and he’s got a cool new boat that is just begging for a custom boat flag. Now what? Well, there are a few things to consider before you hit the fabric store. Flag Use If a flag is to be used outdoors (as most… continue
Wedding decor has changed a lot over the years. For the past couple of years we’ve seen a big turn towards the use of flags and banners for both indoor and outdoor decoration. Whether you’re going for a festival feeling, a soft crafty look or pulling family heritage into your decor, flags are a fun… continue
Every year we get the same questions in regards to flag etiquette and Patriot Day (September 11th). Because we’ve become experts in this area and because we want to help better educate the public on proper flag display, we’ve gathered together the most common questions, and their answers. Q: Are flags supposed to fly at… continue
Labor Day in the USA is the first Monday in September. It is a celebration of the American labor movement and is dedicated to the achievements of America’s workers, both economic and social. Because Labor Day is a celebration, and not a day of mourning, it is a full-staff day, where the American flag flies… continue