When we started this business, we could envision people using our flags to decorate an outdoor party or perhaps a reception hall. Then we came up with the idea for vertical flag tapestry banners for places with less room. Our window treament valances have been very popular, as well, and we'd love to see how everyone's using these banners. Feel free to email us some pictures, and we'll put them up here on our Wall of Fame.
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One of our first banners, back in 2006 "The Klein Inn"We were just getting started, thinking that people who wanted to decorate a bed and breakfast room might like a nautical bedroom theme. Lindsay was kind enough to send us this picture of their guest bedroom. |
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We never did get pictures from the wedding, but Erin was kind enough to email us when they received the banner. This picture is a composite we created in Paint Shop Pro (PSP) so they could see what it would look like during the ordering process. 
Erin And Vin
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Oh my gosh! My flags
arrived today and I can't believe how amazing they look. I
brought them to work today to show them off and everyone was totally
blown away! Thank you so much! I can't wait to send pictures! Ebony and her dad always are looking for unusual Christmas gifts, hopefully along the lines of a nautical design. He's in Australia, and she was kind enough to take some pictures of the "Fort King" banner, over the holidays. Hi
Kathy. We get a lot of orders for nurseries and children's rooms, but we don't often get photographs. The below banner is a graphic of a set of flags we did for a valance. The
banner looks so great-- we are thrilled! It is going to be
perfect in our new baby's room. Thank you so much!
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We were honored to create a banner for a display of history for a reunion of the sailors wo served on the USS England destroyer escort during WWII, with the call sign NTQJ. They were and are heroes, and the ship received a Presidential Citation.
Done and thank you. You have no
idea what this will mean to the guys. No one remembered from 63 years
ago when USS England was scrapped. Following the reunion, we received this note: Kathy, they worked out great! One
of the last remaining signalman knew what they meant as soon as he saw
them. They were perfect in size as they matched the scaled down
scoreboard showing six enemy submarines and three enemy planes. The
scaled down score board is on the podium. I also had her number 7
Ensign (US Flag) on display in the back ground. All crew and family
members of deceased crew received the Combat Action Ribbon for
individual bravery. England is the only ship in the history of the U.S.
Navy to be awarded individual medals for valor as a unit. It was
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