Betsy Ross, a figure of American folklore, is credited with sewing the first American flag during the Revolutionary War. Born in 1752 in Philadelphia, Ross was a skilled upholsterer who contributed to the war effort by crafting uniforms, tents, and flags. This biography explores her life, her connections to figures like George Washington, and the origins of the iconic stars and stripes. While historical debates continue about her role, Betsy Ross remains an enduring symbol of patriotism and craftsmanship. This book celebrates her legacy as a woman who shaped a powerful national symbol during a critical moment in American history, inspiring generations with her skill and contribution.