Freedom's Colors ©2002 Roger W Hancock
Red is for the Bravery: blood shed in sacrifice. Freedom came with lives the price.
White is for Liberty; freedom's purity. Life be free from God's degree.
Blue is for the Justice; as vast as the sky. Over freedom's land to occupy.
White is for Liberty; freedom's purity. Life be free from God's degree.
Blue is for the Justice; as vast as the sky. Over freedom's land to occupy.
This pattern is from The Workbasket, November 1976 also found in the
May 1991 issue. No mention of who the designer is.
May 1991 issue. No mention of who the designer is.
9 comments:
Your tatted flag is awesome!!! Happy 4th of July!!
Beautiful work! Happy 4th of July!
Fox : )
You've done a fantastic ob! Wow!
Happy 4th!!I recognized this flag from your Memorial Day post last year! It still boggles my mind!
I searched for the Nov 1976 Work Basket on the web and found a copy for sale. It was interesting to me that the Tatsy shuttle was advertised I that issue. I didn't know about the Tatsy until 1989! (I only use it for my demos.)
I like your idea for the stars, arranged like the flag called the Betsy Ross. It's interesting to read about the different early
versions of the flag, but this one stands out!
Brilliant piece of tatting happy 4 th July
Margaret
All I can say is, wow!!! Your tatted flag is a truly impressive piece of work!
Great flag! Great job!
Have a happy and safe 4th of July!
Awesome job! Wish I could find a Canadian flag pattern. Happy 4th of July!
Fabulous flag!!! :)
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