BETSY ROSS FLAG DECAL

Description

Betsy Ross was an important individual during the time of the American Revolution. Many claimed she is the sole designer of this flag but that is widely debated. The stars-and-stripes flag was adopted by the Continental Congress in June of 1777. The 13 stars in the shape of a circle represent the 13 original colonies. The Journals of the Continental Congress state “that the union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation.” Many historians questioned throughout the years why the starts were placed in a circle, many claim it’s to represent perpetuity and equality and to show that no colony is greater than another.

Application Instructions:
1. Flip over decal and remove the paper backing from the transfer tape and vinyl decal by pulling across the image.
2. Make sure the surface you are applying the decal to is clean and dust free.
3. Carefully place decal in the desired location.
4. Run a credit car or squeegee with smooth even pressure across the decal to be sure all of the vinyl has adhered to the surface and all air bubbles are removed.
5. Pull the transfer tape back across the image.(do not pull up) until the transfer tape is removed. Leaving just the vinyl on the surface.