Picnic Lunch (retired)
Apr 29, 2006 18:09:45 GMT -5
Post by SailAwayAK~ on Apr 29, 2006 18:09:45 GMT -5
Released in 1997 for $18, retired in 2007.
When Josefina went to pick herbs and berries for making wool dyes, she packed a hearty picnic lunch. Fill the pottery canteen with water, and load the checked wool bag with a home-grown feast: a bright cloth to spread on the ground, two corn tortillas, a yellow squash, a bunch of onions, fresh goat cheese, and a plump ripe plum. Yum!
Josefina’s Picnic Lunch
$20 JSAL
Grade: A *****
I love this little set too. Again loads of playability with it.
First off is her canteen. It is hand painted ceramic or terracotta with a leather strap. The top to the canteen actually is removeable with a soft rubber-ish stopper. She has two totillas one made of yellow corn and one of blue corn. All of the foods, squash, plum, nad onions, are made with the same soft plastic. Wrapped inside of a piece of cheese cloth is a piece of white goats cheese, tied up with a piece of string. She has a yellow floral cloth to spread out her feast on. When she is done it all can be ticked into her woven wool checked bag.
When Josefina went to pick herbs and berries for making wool dyes, she packed a hearty picnic lunch. Fill the pottery canteen with water, and load the checked wool bag with a home-grown feast: a bright cloth to spread on the ground, two corn tortillas, a yellow squash, a bunch of onions, fresh goat cheese, and a plump ripe plum. Yum!
Josefina’s Picnic Lunch
$20 JSAL
Grade: A *****
I love this little set too. Again loads of playability with it.
First off is her canteen. It is hand painted ceramic or terracotta with a leather strap. The top to the canteen actually is removeable with a soft rubber-ish stopper. She has two totillas one made of yellow corn and one of blue corn. All of the foods, squash, plum, nad onions, are made with the same soft plastic. Wrapped inside of a piece of cheese cloth is a piece of white goats cheese, tied up with a piece of string. She has a yellow floral cloth to spread out her feast on. When she is done it all can be ticked into her woven wool checked bag.