Here it is in all its glory:
Two skeins of Classic Elite Attitude (so soft!), a beautiful wooden box with a maple leaf on it, Dempster Dregs coffee (this should be interesting!), an Inuvik cookbook (I'm excited about all the rhubarb recipes in it, but I think the musk ox and moose recipes will elude me... I've had those meats and more, but they are not readily available here), a gorgeous ceramic mug with an inukshuk on it, the cutest snowman stitch markers, and a breathtaking Northern Lights stained glass ornament (picture below).
Here are some close ups of the mug art and the stitch markers:
Isn't this lovely?
I've only seen the aurora borealis once as a child in British Columbia, but it can't compare to what Megan and my sister Teri (who lives in the Yukon) see.
Since I had some great afternoon light I decided to take a picture of the merino wool Megan had sent me in her last package, and very unintentionally the skeins ended up in a somewhat salacious pose:
6 comments:
OOh so where do you grow the sour cream? =P
What a nice package!
And yay chives! We need to grow something this year. Maybe I'll pick up a few pots and seeds this weekend. :)
A Canadian SP. Lucky you. Leave it to you to have amorous wool.
Wow, chives. I can't grow chives to save my life!
Hooray for "up north" Canadians. You haven't lived til you've eaten moose by the way ;-)
Go chives, go!!
Yay, chives are growing :)
Great SP package :)
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