Simple, classic and elegant, I work as a frame for artwork, a colour mask, or a mount within an outer frame.

The flag of the Kingdom of Sweden is a yellow Scandinavian cross on a blue background. The exact age of the Swedish flag is not known, but the oldest recorded pictures of a blue cloth with a yellow cross date from the 16th century. The design of the Swedish flag is probably taken from the Danish flag, and its blue and yellow colours probably originated in the 14th century, when the Swedish coat of arms with three gold crowns on a blue background was created. The flag has been in use since 1521; however the current design was not officially adopted until 1906.

The Alberta flag has a simple design featuring the provincial crest on a blue background. The crest itself features a stylised representation of the Alberta landscape topped by the Cross of St George, a symbol of England.

Very similar to the Yukon flag, the Northwest Territories flag features the NWT crest between two blue bars, representing the territory’s rivers, lakes and oceans. The crest itself features a white fox, a traditional animal of northern Canada.

The flag of Nova Scotia is similar to the Scottish saltire but with the colours reversed. It is the Cross of St Andrew, with the Nova Scotia coat of arms in the centre.

In 1948 Quebec became the first province in Canada to create its own distinctive flag. It features the Fleur-de-lis and cross to evoke memories of the mediaeval banners of royal France.

Another contest-winner, the Yukon flag has the territorial coat of arms surrounded by a green bar, representing forests, and a blue bar representing rivers and lakes. The coat of arms features a malamute (an Inuit sled-dog) standing on a mound of snow. There is also the cross of St George and the wavy white lines represent the Yukon River and the gold-bearing creeks of the Klondike.

All alone or add me with some mates, stack me up, I work better than crates! Showcase your awards proud as can be, everyone visiting will surely see!

All alone or add me with some mates, stack me up, I work better than crates! Showcase your awards proud as can be, everyone visiting will surely see!

Why can’t we all get along? Well, then just insert the divider to keep them distinguished on their respective sides.

A fancier topper you’ll not find, ready to top off your custom built trophy case to fill full up with your rewards!

Who’s number 1? You are, of course, as you fill this up with delightful baubles and trinkets!

Who’s number 1? You are, of course, as you fill this up with delightful baubles and trinkets!

Who’s number 1? You are, of course, as you fill this up with delightful baubles and trinkets!

It’s as simple as 1, 2, 3! Race and play, collect up your rewards and showcase them here!

It’s as simple as 1, 2, 3! Race and play, collect up your rewards and showcase them here!

It’s as simple as 1, 2, 3! Race and play, collect up your rewards and showcase them here!

Ooh la la! Look at you go! First one shelf, then another, filling it up with all the perks and bonuses of being the spectacular you that you are! Soon there won't be room to squeeze one more accomplishment!

Ooh la la! Look at you go! First one shelf, then another, filling it up with all the perks and bonuses of being the spectacular you that you are! Soon there won't be room to squeeze one more accomplishment!

Ooh la la! Look at you go! First one shelf, then another, filling it up with all the perks and bonuses of being the spectacular you that you are! Soon there won't be room to squeeze one more accomplishment!