Happy National Flag Day!

For almost two centuries communities across the United States celebrated

the American flag at different times.  On August 3, 1949, President Harry

Truman signed an Act of Congress that designated June 14th of each

year as National Flag Day.

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A vintage dresser was transformed into
a beautiful patriotic piece of art:

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Mini blinds were cleverly repurposed into an American flag:

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This flag-covered ottoman is priced at over $900!  I can't help

but think that you could buy a cotton flag, 'age' it in coffee and
use it to cover a thrift shop foot rest.

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Pallet wood was used to make these two rustic flags.

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New lumber was used to paint this wall art:

Here's a similarly painted flag:

Another contemporary rendition of the flag:

Weathered corrugated metal siding was

repurposed into a rustic flag:

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Old license plates were used to make this

replica of the American flag.

An old shutter found at Goodwill was

painted to resemble a folk art flag:

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These little primitive flag pillows were made

from fabric scraps, buttons and a doily:

A framed vintage replica of the

original 13 colonies flag:

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"Our flag is more than just cloth and ink.  It is a universally recognized

symbol that stands for liberty and freedom,  It is the history of our nation
and it's marked by the blood of those who died defending it."  
-- John Thune, U.S. Senator, South Dakota