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Halloween Flag Speech

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With a custom yard flag, you can declare your patriotic side, welcome people into your backyard or celebrate the changing holidays. You don't have to stick to a traditional flag. Choose the custom yard flag that will please you the most. You can change them as often as you like.

Custom Decor has a Patriotic Welcome Americana Flag for your garden. It has a large star painted like the American flag. Above the flag is the word welcome. It has a faux crackle finish and muted colors that make it appear vintage and rustic. The colors and faux crackle makes it look like old, distressed wood, which will make a beautiful addition to your rustic garden. It measures 12.5" x 18".

Before next Halloween, you can purchase a Decorative USA-Produced Halloween Hitcher from Toland. The flag has a picture of a happy Jack o' Lantern in front of a full moon. He's wearing a green witch's hat. Dangling from the tip of the hat is a cute, grinning spider. Under this picture are the words Happy Halloween. The garden flag is 12.5" x 18", which means it'll fit on most standard flag stands. It's 100 percent polyester and can be washed in a machine without fading. It's made with permanent Color-Max dye, and the fabric is fade and mildew resistant. …show more content…

The cute reindeer has ornaments dangling from his candy cane antlers. He's got a red nose and a matching red, striped scarf. He's surrounded by a candy cane border too. The flag is made of 100% polyester and resists fading as well as mildew. It measures 12.5" by 18". All Toland flags are printed in the

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