Widdlytinks.com Introduces New Personalized Country Farmhouse Apple Orchard Kitchen Sign
Jun 16, 2021
June 16, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Widdlytinks.com, the online store selling custom canvas prints for the home and workplace, has launched a new sign that captures the spirit of an old farmhouse hawking fruits and other goods.
The Country Farmhouse Apple Orchard Kitchen Sign has a vintage look with the image of an apple front and center. The text “Apple Orchard” sits on top of it in large, bold lettering. The design evokes images of an old-timey farmhouse and orchard that is known for growing and selling apples. The sign also has the text “Pick Your Own” and “10¢ Per Basket” arranged in an arc at the top.
The sign also has a customizable family name text that can be substituted with the buyer’s family name or whatever else the buyer sees fit. There is another addition to the sign that says “Sweet & Juicy Always Fresh” referring to the quality of the apples on sale at the farmhouse where a sign like this might have hung. The sign is finished off with a list of apple varieties namely “Granny Smith”, “Pink Lady”, and “Honey Crisp”.
The sign is a perfect addition to a home that wants to add a rustic elegance that harkens back to the family’s humble origins. It can hang in the living room, kitchen, dining room, or any other part of the house where a lonely wall needs to be decorated. It can be a fabulous addition to a blank wall that can get guests talking about the sign’s beauty and historic significance. It can even look right at home in a business like a grocery store or an office that wants to add a homely, comforting graphic to its decor.
The base size of the square sign is 12 inches by 12 inches and is available for $99.95. It can be upgraded to 18 inches by 18 inches for $30 more. It can be upgraded to 24 inches by 24 inches for $50 more. It can be upgraded to 30 inches by 30 inches for $70 more. It can be upgraded to 40 inches by 40 inches for $110 more.
The buyer can specify the family name to be customized at the time of purchase. There is a checkbox on the site that has to be ticked to verify that the personalized family name entered at the time of purchase is correct. The buyer can also ask for a digital proof copy to be sent to their email address before the order is printed and shipped for just $5 more.
One of the reviews for the sign from a verified owner says, “So cool- I am buying another for my in-laws”. The sign has dried pine stretcher bars to ensure the frame will not warp or bow over time. It is printed on thick, archival grade, poly-cotton blend canvas that provides great durability. The canvas is pH neutral and acid-free to ensure it will not yellow over time. The canvas has a 1.5″ frame depth and comes ready to hang with an installed sawtooth hanger.
Widdlytinks wall art makes a great gift for occasions such as housewarmings, weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, and any other special occasion that warrants it. The signs can be customized with family names, individual names, years established for families as well as state, and city customizations. The signs are available in a variety of themes such as rustic, modern, industrial, vintage, farmhouse, Christian, and more. They also serve to commemorate holidays like Halloween, Valentine’s Day, Christmas, Spring, Easter, and more.
Every design available on Widdlytinks has been created with care and attention to detail using the trained eye of an award-winning artist with over 20 years of experience in design. All of Widdlytinks artwork is distinctive and exclusive. The canvas wall signs offer personalization options for both home and business environments.
Widdlytinks products are designed and manufactured in the USA and are only for sale within the United States. Widdlytinks offers free shipping on all orders. Anyone interested in learning more about Widdlytinks or placing an order can visit their website.
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For more information about Widdlytinks, contact the company here:
Widdlytinks
Amy Anderson
469-644-6447
[email protected]
https://www.widdlytinks.com
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