Alamode
Lamington Pillow Shams
$42.00
Alamode
Lamington Pillow Shams
$42.00
Standard Queen
100% Cotton
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Visit product page →These fluffy but not stuffy antibacterial pillows will definitely spike up your snuggle quotient! Take comfort in this no-muss and no-fuss pillows that are fit for royalty!
- Shell: 100% Cotton, 223 Thread Count
- Fill: 100% Microfiber Polyester
- Long lasting cleanliness and freshness
- Resists growth of odor causing bacteria
- Protects fabric against bacteria, mold, mildew and fungus
- Down-like comfort and light weight
- Hypoallergenic: perfect for people with down & feather allergies
- Easy care & Machine washable
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Visit product page →These luxury towels are silky soft and more absorbent than cotton. They are 60% bamboo using the rayon process and 40% cotton. Bamboo is naturally antibacterial so these towels resist mold, mildew, fungi and odor. The woven band does not shrink. They hold their color wash after wash.
Face cloth: 13" x 13",
Hand Towel: 18.5 x 29.5
Bath Sheet 37 x 70
Available in Colours:
- Aqua
- Pink
- Yellow
- Charcoal
- Ivory
- Lavender
- Oakwood Taupe
- Parsley Green
- Peacock
- Slate Grey
- Taupe
- Walnut
- White
- Honey Yellow
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This cookbook a collection of prairie home cooking. It is coil bound with 144 pages and over 225 recipes. Dawn Hames, trained in food and nutrition and food science has been a food columnist for the Vermilion Voice newspaper for over a decade. This cookbook represents many prairie farmhouse recipes, using ingredients easily sourced on the Canadian prairies. To have $5.00 shipping on this item, call our shop, to order @ 780 808 2909 from 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday - Saturday.Visit product page → -
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Visit product page →The honey is extracted, finely filtered and placed directly into jars.
Our very light colour and soft flavours come from the Canola flower.
Canola honey solidifies quickly and becomes very hard. To re-liquify, simply heat honeyThe Burly Bee is a local Honey business in Lloydminster AB/SK. Started in 2018 on our home farm just East of Lloyd.
