With the Fourth of July looming, we’ve rounded up some ideas for the style-conscious patriots among us.
Above: The classic Annin American Flag is made of 100 percent cotton in New Jersey. Above: American Skillet Co.’s USA Skillet makes pancakes and other baked goods into the shape of the continental US. The cast iron product is made in Wisconsin; $130. For more, see 6 Favorites: Traditional Cast Iron Skillets. Above: Woven in Britain from absorbent cotton and linen, Falcon Enamelware’s Apron (shown in white and blue stripes) is $51. Above: Handmade in Philadelphia with food-safe milk paint, Lostine’s patriotic-colored Baguette Boards are available at Horne; $140 for the Baguette Cutting Board XL. Above: Above: Variopinte Enamel Plates are designed for outdoor use and in multiple sizes and color blockings. They’re available in both red and blue at Variopinte. (Bonus points: You can pull them out again in July for Bastille Day.) Above: A set of 25 Red Paper Straws is $4 on Etsy. Above: March carries an extensive line of Italian-made glazed splatterware. Its Blue on Blue Splatterware Platter, measuring 20.75 inches across, is perfect for the Fourth of July; $240. Above: DII’s 100 percent cotton Oversized Basic Everyday Napkin in Tango Red French Stripe is $14.99 for a set of 6 on Amazon. Above: Air Mail Divine, made of 100 percent cotton baker’s twine, is $13.95 for a 100-yard spool at Whisker Graphics. Above, L to R: Toronto-based Contact Voyaging offers a line of hand-painted oars; the red, white, and blue striped Charlie Semaphore Oar and the blue and white November Semaphore Oar; CAD $195 each. For more tableware ideas, see:
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