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Indulge with our exclusive Small Local Treat Gift Box! An exquisite selection of seven Saskatchewan-based goodies delivered to your doorstep – satisfies both a sweet tooth and a love for local. Enjoy a delectable surprise from local vendors and explore the delightful flavours and textures of Saskatchewan!
Box Includes:
Chocolate Covered Saskatoon Berries
Small Jar of Saskatoon Berry Jam
Soup Mix
Saskatoon Berry Syrup
Fudge
Bison Jerky
Laser engraved/cut TS Christmas ornament with hanging hook
Add some humor to your holiday decor with the Shitter's Full Clark Sign! Measuring 8"w x 8"h, this sign features 3D letters and includes a sawtooth hanger for easy display. Perfect for anyone who loves a good laugh (and can appreciate a classic movie reference). Happy holidays!
Our wood signs are made with a painted MDF backing. The backing is encased in a dado cut into the frame (ie. not stapled to the frame). We use 3/4" thick x 1-1/8" deep pine or spruce. The letters will be made from 1/8" matte black acrylic.
The frames will have natural knots and markings. These markings create an unique touch on every frame. Due to this, the appearance of the frames may differ slightly and each piece may take the stain differently.
“What I Want for Christmas is to Be Left Alone”
4 Pack of our Saskatchewan laser cut 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.
Celebrate the holidays in style with our Christmas ornaments by Barnworx Furnishings & Decor Inc! Made from wood, these ornaments come in various styles to adorn your tree (or a loved one's) with a touch of rustic charm. Deck the halls and remember loved ones with this special ornament.
Laser cut Christmas ornaments in various styles made by Derevo Designs, perfect for decorating Christmas Tree's or treasuring as a souvenir from the prairies.
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.
Magical adventures in Ukraine! When the wind brings Natalia babushkas just like the ones her baba once wore, she is taken on a series of magical journeys to a time long ago and discovers the traditions of her Ukrainian heritage—the greatest of which is the love of family.