These wooden birch cookies each have an original scene hand painted by Wendy F Fox Art. Size range is from 3.5-4” diameter. 

These are General reflections of Saskatchewan , and scenes we would see here and there 
good for year round use as well as Christmas.

Each wooden disc is hand painted and one of a kind.  Assortment of styles available will vary between stores.

All earrings are: 
- hypoallergenic
- contains resin
- have plastic posts
- have soft silicone backings
- lightweight

It's fun to watch the reaction people have when they realize what it says! Hanging hook included.

Celebrate the season with these funny holiday cards!

We print our cards on thick, velvety matte stock creating rich blacks and vibrant colours. Cards measure 4.25" x 5.5" (when folded), are blank inside and come with a white envelope. To protect their quality, our cards are sealed in a clear poly sleeve.

• 10% post-consumer recycled content

• Matching envelopes

• Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) certified by NEPCon, a partner of the Rainforest Alliance

• SFI® Certified Sourcing

• Acid-free for archival quality

• Made in North America

Our cards are designed, printed and packaged in Edmonton, AB. Follow us on Instagram: @morsecodeloveprints

5 Pack of our Saskatchewan Christmas ornaments. Save 20% over buying them separately! Ornaments are the same in every pack (wheat, lily, sask, home, old wheat), colors may vary between walnut and maple. Comes in a gift box.

White-winged Crossbill Christmas card printed on glossy 5x7 card with clear sleeve and included plain white envelope. Photo by local photographer Nick Saunders

Spruce Grouse Christmas Card by local photographer Nick Saunders.  Cards measure 5x7 on premium glossy cardstock , comes with white envelope and clear sleeve.

Bohemian Waxwing Christmas Card printed on 5x7 premium glossy card with clear sleeve and envelope included. Photo by local photographer Nick Saunders

Boreal Chickadee Christmas Card by local photographer Nick Saunders. Cards measure 5x7 on glossy premium cardstock with clear sleeve and white envelope included.

Manitoba-born John Hanlon was a sailor in the Royal Canadian Navy during the Second World War. In late November 1944, the frigate he was posted on was docked in St. John’s, Newfoundland. John decided he and some friends should cut down a few evergreen trees and stow them on the ship to surprise their fellow sailors on Christmas morning while they were at sea. On Christmas morning, they were in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean on their way back to Canada, when John and two friends brought the trees out of hiding. The other sailors on their ship were surprised and thrilled. They set about decorating the trees and celebrating Christmas. Other happy recipients of this unexpected Christmas gift were some small English children who were being transported to safety in Canada on another ship within their convoy. A tree was sent over to the children, on a line thrown between the two ships.