is cloth decorated with the national colors. The term is also used for the woolen cloth used in making flags.
A plain, drapey, loosely woven fabric most often used for flags and decoration. Also called banner cloth.
A type of plain weave material used in the manufacture of flags. Also a string of decorative small flags.
Bunting is a lightweight, sheer, plain-woven fabric with a very soft texture. It may be natural colored, bleached, or dyed. It usually has a very low count. If dyed, it may be called bunting and could be used for flags or banners. Also called cheesecloth.
a loosely woven fabric used for flags, etc.
A woolen cloth used in making flags.
A loosely woven woolen fabric, often used in making flags, that drapes in a decorative pattern and can be used to adorn tables, bar stations and other areas of your reception.
Small flags fixed to a ribbon
The expression to bunt, from the old English word meaning to sift, was a process used after grain milling when an open weave woollen cloth was stretched across the bunt or sieve. Coincidently the German word bunt means strong bright colours which are characteristic of bunting. The German word for coloured fabric is buntgewebe. Both these terms could be linked as they both describe the present day plain woven, crossbred cloth called bunting which is normally dyed in basic armorial colours of red, blue, yellow, white and black, with additions of green and orange, used for making flags or banners. Bunting is known as etamine in France
A strong, loosely woven material used for making flags. Dacron A nylon-like form of polyester material, suitable for outdoor use.
A loosely woven coloured fabric, traditionally wool but nowadays often polyester, used for flags and festive decorations.
plain, loosely woven fabric, also known as banner cloth
