American Flag with 13 Stars - Betsy Ross Design Tshirt by wesleyowns

The Flag of the United States was adopted on June 14, 1777: Resolved: that the flag of the United States be made of thirteen stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation. Folklore credits Betsy Ross with creating the flag, though records show that Francis Hopkinson is generally credited with designing it. Betsy was known to be a seamstress, and was frequently hired by the young American government to manufacture flags, and may have designed the circle of stars, but there is no real evidence that she was instrumental in the creation of the flag.

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Ladies Petite T-Shirt

Tailored for women by Bella, this Tee will quickly become your favorite. Made from 5 oz, 100% super-soft cotton, baby jersey knit with a custom contoured fit. Has cover-stitched ¾” bottom hem and sleeve openings. NOTE: Sizes run extremely small. Order 1 to 2 sizes larger than normal. Imported.

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This ladies' regular petite t shirt, which is appropriately named "american flag with 13 stars - betsy ross design tshirt", is a phenomenal new item for the average gal's clothing rack for lots of reasons. Tagged under american t shirts, flag t shirts, and historic t shirts, this concept is brought to you by "wesleyowns" and is styled wonderfully on a black regular petite shirt that will impressively complement many of your outfits. Zazzle has a massive assortment of truly great t shirts like this one by "wesleyowns" and many others in the american shop section. If you really care for this historic idea, you'll be sure to find other interesting options by browsing the community marketplace.

Ready for ordering in countless different sizes from S to 2X, Zazzle's ladies' petite tshirt has capped sleeves and tapered sides that will look wonderful on smaller women. This particular historic tee will be made in black, but there are a bunch of other fashionable color options available, and each one will look just as flattering as this one displayed here on . Finely combed for softness and comfort, this petite American Flag shirt will be created with wesleyowns’s historic artwork via a high tech production technique that will execute the art with clarity and detail that will amaze you. This women's shirt style is both durable and fashionable to flatter the body's curves.

American Flag with 13 Stars - Betsy Ross Design Tshirt

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American Flag with 13 Stars - Betsy Ross Design

The Flag of the United States

The Flag of the United States was adopted on June 14, 1777: Resolved: that the flag of the United States be made of thirteen stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation. Folklore credits Betsy Ross with creating the flag, though records show that Francis Hopkinson is generally credited with designing it. Betsy was known to be a seamstress, and was frequently hired by the young American government to manufacture flags, and may have designed the circle of stars, but there is no real evidence that she was instrumental in the creation of the flag.

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