Design History 101: Flag of the Free

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by Cheryl McMullen May 28, 2012 1 min read 2 Comments

Every Spring we try to do an Americana piece showing a little pride, patriotism, and preen for our great country. The graphics on Flag of the Free are from a campaign banana from Benjamin Harrison and Levy Morton's era.

I've always loved collecting vintage bandanas and have created a Pintrest board to share some of my favorites. Take a look and we'd love it if you followed us!

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Anna in AZ

May 16, 2016

And every year I make sure I get my hands on the patriotic tee you design!! I love that you always include it. And if there are multiple colors I have been known to buy all of them…what can I do? I love America and I love DD :)

Jaymie Williams

May 16, 2016

So neat to see how you design and come up with ideas! Thank you so much for sharing. I’m going to show my daughter. She is 8 and LOVES to design. SHe sits and sketches in the car, or any free time she has. Thanks for giving her some inspiration. She loves Double D and can
t wait till she gets older to wear it! She is also saving her money for her own Double D tote. Great taste huh? :-) THanks again for all you guys do!!!

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