Widdlytinks.com Introduces New Personalized Modern Farmhouse Cattle Company Name Sign

Apr 18, 2021

April 18, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Widdlytinks, an online store selling personalized wall decor, has introduced a new modern farmhouse cattle company sign. The sign is a great way to commemorate the establishment of a family.

The sign is available for $109.95 for a size of 16 inches by 12 inches. The buyer can upgrade to a size of 24 inches by 18 inches for an extra $20. The buyer can upgrade to a size of 32 inches by 24 inches for an extra $50. The buyer can upgrade to a size of 40 inches by 30 inches for an extra $90. The buyer can upgrade to a size of 48 inches by 36 inches for an extra $1700. The buyer can upgrade to a size of 60 inches by 45 inches for an extra $320.

The design is meant to evoke memories of cow ranches from the old west, going back to the roots of the family. The rustic cattle company sign can add a flair of authenticity to any farmhouse-style home. The distressed texture of the sign can be a welcome addition to any room of the house whether it be the kitchen, dining room, or bedroom. The charming sign can be a part of any home decor giving it the primitive touch that it needs.

The industrial wall art sign is installed on dried pine stretcher bars that ensure the frame will not warp or bow over time. The canvas is a thick, archival-grade, poly-cotton blend that provides great durability. The canvas is pH neutral and acid-free which means that the canvas will not yellow over time. The canvas has a 1.5 inches frame depth and it comes ready to hang with an installed sawtooth hanger.

A few reviews of the piece stand a testament to its quality. A review by a verified owner savajejeannie1028 says, “Oh my goodness I absolutely love this!!! So great to work with, and answered any questions that I had. I had them put a branding of my husband’s initials on the back rear side of the cow, and I had her add an ear tag on the cow’s ear with our son’s birth year. The seller sent me a preview of my picture for my approval prior to producing it. Received my item very quickly, and I can’t wait to give this to my husband for Christmas; I just hope that I can wait that long. Lol Will definitely do more business in the future.”

Another review of the piece by Geri Preston says, “The seller is beyond pleasant to communicate with and the art is outstanding…..I could not be happier with my print!! I had my city name put on with the year the city was incorporated! It really is one of a kind! Will be back to shop this seller’s store!!…oh by the way, super fast shipping too!!”

Another review by cakegoddess40 says, “I love the finished piece. She even custom-designed the cattle brand. And I received it much quicker than I had expected and I will definitely be doing business with her again. Thank you!!”

A review by Karen Williams says, “Absolutely perfect! I love it and am sure my husband will too. Thank you!” A review by Alisha Williams says, “Amazing. We love this. Can’t wIt to hang it in our new home.” A review by Kimberly Patton says “Love the custom sign! My husband loved it as well and that’s saying something as he usually doesn’t get too excited about my decor purchases!”

The personalized wall art can bring a big change to a blank wall. They make wonderful gifts for events such as birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, housewarmings, and others. They also have special pieces for special days and seasons such as Valentine’s Day, Christmas, Spring, Easter, Halloween, and others. Widdlytinks offers free shipping for all of its products. It also offers faster shipping in three different tiers for those who need the order early. The designs are wholly designed and manufactured in the United States, assuring the buyer that they are supporting an American business with their money.

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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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