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Sign Gypsies, the nation’s largest yard sign company, announced Thursday its presence in the Greater Seattle area with the opening of its newest location, Sign Gypsies Puget Sound. Sign Gypsies’ popularity lies in the creativity and quality of its yard signs, which are rented for celebrations and occasions such as high school graduations, birthdays, holidays and weddings.
Sign Gypsies Puget Sound is a partnership between Sign Gypsies SnoCo (owned by David Kaufer) and Sign Gypsies Eastside Seattle (owned by Mumtaz Zimbalist). Kaufer is an Edmonds resident, where he lives with his wife Renee and twin sons. He also is the founder and Chief Dynamic Officer of KDMC, the leading digital marketing agency in Snohomish County.
Sign Gypsies Twin Ports sets up 24-hour yard greetings within a 30-mile radius of Superior. Written By: Maria Lockwood | ×
Sara Moore, left, owner of Sign Gypsies, and Madison Sislo tape the backs of the sign they created at Northwestern Elementary School for Teacher Appreciation Week on Monday, May 3, 2021, in Poplar. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com)
The displays spring up overnight and bloom for a day. With bright letters and personalized graphics, they spotlight milestones and achievements birthdays, anniversaries, retirements, weddings and graduations for 24 hours, then vanish. The yard greetings have prompted smiles, tears and honks from passing motorists.
“We have hundreds of pieces and colors to pick from so every single greeting we do is unique,” said Sara Moore, owner of Sign Gypsies Twin Ports and the creative mind behind the signs.
Lexington mother of four launches yard card business
and last updated 2020-12-29 17:14:04-05
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) â Lexington mother of four Kyla Wombles launched Sweet Southern Sayin s back in March when the pandemic began.
She started the side gig when she and her husband, Mark Wombles, became nervous about how the pandemic would affect the three restaurants they own.
Since starting the new side business, Wombles has fulfilled more than 300 orders.
She already has a lot on her plate as a teacher at Sayre School and mother to four kids, but she said it has been a great way to make some extra money and get out of the house.
Thank you sign greets health care workers at Bozeman Health
A Bozeman woman used the tools she had from her local business to express to healthcare workers how much she and the community appreciates them.
By: Annie Johnson â MTN News
Posted at 6:08 PM, Dec 19, 2020
and last updated 2020-12-19 20:18:49-05
BOZEMAN â A Bozeman woman used the tools she had from her local business to express to health care workers how much she and the community appreciate them.
The owner of Sign Gypsies made sure employees were greeted with a âThank You Health Care Workers, We Love Youâ sign at Bozeman Health on Saturday morning.