Woolen Cap

There is a woman called Sarah. She works at the post office and she loves to knit woolen caps. When I walk around the village, I often come across people wearing her caps.

Village Children

Left: Woolen cap knitted by Sarah Right: Caribou fur often worn when people go hunting or ride on a snowmobile ride.

Dominique 9 months old

Sarah's caps have uniformity in the way it is knitted, the shape and design. Many people want their names sewn onto the caps. From children to adults there are many users of her caps.

Sarah

I also had a cap knitted for my nephew (my sister's eldest son). His name in English alphabet (Rishun) as well as in Inuit language was sewn onto the cap.

Annie from Grise Fiord the northernmost village in Canada

She made this parker by herself. According to her a pullover type is warmer than a front zipper type, as it is more effective to keep the body temperature warm.