Check it out. Slate produced a widget that shows potential US flags for any number of stars.
Also, be sure to check out the linked-to timeline of US flags.
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My concept on 69 is:
1st/3rd/5th line- 13 star
2nd/4th/6th line – 10 star
or reverse 😉
Could alternate 12 and 11 instead of 13/10, but I think either is too elongated.
Could go with an “oregon-like” 3 rows of 10, 1 row of 9, 3 rows of 10.
Or use a vertical arrangement (like thinking of the current flag as alternating columns of 5 and 4 instead of rows of 6 and 5) – 9 columns of 8 and 7 stars (8-7-8-8-7-8-8-7-8 or similar).
Thanks for bringing this topic up. I like the way you present and
maintain all of the details as well as your general writing
style. At times, there is a shortage of time to read lengthy pieces, but is short and succinct, I spent just a few minutes to read the whole article.
It is vital since no one has time to read.