Americans love the holidays, and a fourth July is one of our favorites. It is the best time to show our Red, white and blue, it is on T-shirts, caps, or in the decoration.
This is a great opportunity to collectively to show the world that we are proud to be Americans.
Also known as the day of independence, July 4 anniversary is the nation. Family and friends enjoy holiday with activities outdoor picnics, parades and Fireworks that cover the night sky in bright colours.
Day of independence is a national holiday commemorating the day the Continental Congress signed the Declaration of independence in Philadelphia.
July 2, 1776, the Congress said the American colonies free and independent States. July 4, they adopted the Declaration of independence by signing - the day we honour still. Four days later, Philadelphia scored the first day of independence with bells and bands such as the Declaration was read publicly for the first time.
Each year since then, Americans have commemorated their unique history in celebrating this day is celebrated in our history when we declared ourselves a free and sovereign nation.
Display your "colors" this fourth July with hanging Garland of paper with red, white and bright blue maps and these instructions I found on the site Web of http://familyfun.go.com/4th-of-july/4th-of-july-crafts/star-spangled-welcome-890210 Family Fun.
This boat, called A Star-spangled welcome, was created by Amy Kaldor-Bull of FamilyFun Magazine to use on your front door. I have amended the directions for our consumption.
Supplies:
-Double-face tape or glue points.
-4-by-6-stock of parts of an inch of the map, four red, white and blue.
-Cardboard, cut into a circle of 10 inches, as well as more of a star.
-Clear band.
-Sticky glue.
-A sheet of aluminum or paper money.
-Patriotic Ribbon for hanging.
To make a cone of paper, place a strip of double-sided tape or glue points along the shortest edge of a piece of card stock. Roll of paper cone-shaped, and then press ENTER to join. Repeat with the remaining sheets of card stock.
Place a strip of double adhesive tape to the back of each cone. Throw cones by alternating the colors on the circle cardboard and press join. If the use of glue, you will need to ensure the back of the cone to the circle with sticky glue.
Apply the glue to a piece of cardboard, about 3 1/2 inches wide, cover with aluminum foil and smooth out wrinkles. Cut cardboard covered with star-shaped. Apply glue to the back and the press on the center of the Crown, and then let it dry.
To hang the wreath, make a loop to the Ribbon and tape it in the back of the cardboard.
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