The Betsy Ross Woven Cotton Blanket (100% Cotton)
The legendary first American flag by Betsy Ross as a blanket
Betsy Ross Woven Cotton Blanket (100% Cotton)
Pure Country Weavers is a family business from North Carolina at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The company is now in its second generation and is a manufacturer of handmade tapestries, fabric bags, throw blankets and pillows. Textile lovers will find numerous beautiful designs from a wide range of themes to choose from at Pure Country Weavers. American Heritage imports the quality manufacturer's premium textiles directly from the USA.
Betsy Ross is said to have sewn the first flag of the United States of America in 1776 - with 13 stars and 13 stripes, each representing one of the 13 colonies. George Washington, George Ross and Robert Morris from the Continental Congress supposedly paid Betsy Ross a visit in June 1776 and showed her an initial flag design that George Washington had drawn in pencil. Ross and Washington knew each other from attending church together and Ross had already sewn buttons for George Washington. The design was slightly modified and then supposedly sewn by Betsy Ross in her living room. The first national flag of the USA after the Declaration of Independence is therefore also known today as the Betsy Ross Flag.
The three-layer cotton blanket is made of 100% cotton and is therefore particularly easy to care for.
Pure Country Weavers is a family business from North Carolina at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The company is now in its second generation and is a manufacturer of handmade tapestries, fabric bags, throw blankets and pillows. Textile lovers will find numerous beautiful designs from a wide range of themes to choose from at Pure Country Weavers. American Heritage imports the quality manufacturer's premium textiles directly from the USA.
Betsy Ross is said to have sewn the first flag of the United States of America in 1776 - with 13 stars and 13 stripes, each representing one of the 13 colonies. George Washington, George Ross and Robert Morris from the Continental Congress supposedly paid Betsy Ross a visit in June 1776 and showed her an initial flag design that George Washington had drawn in pencil. Ross and Washington knew each other from attending church together and Ross had already sewn buttons for George Washington. The design was slightly modified and then supposedly sewn by Betsy Ross in her living room. The first national flag of the USA after the Declaration of Independence is therefore also known today as the Betsy Ross Flag.
The three-layer cotton blanket is made of 100% cotton and is therefore particularly easy to care for.
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