samplers and patterns for cross-stitch
needles
scissors
pin cushions
erasers in cute shapes
colouring pencils
marbles

beads, charms and good luck symbols
gems and stones
tea
flavoured coffee
spices and herbs
chocolate (any colour, solid, powdered, flavoured...)
scarves
lizards and witches
cookie cutters
handmade things
recipes
glitter / metallic effect pens

a cup of good coffee or tea, or a glass of wine
treasures picked up on rambles: a feather, a bone, sea glass, a stone...
a handwritten letter, note or card...
anything magical...
chocolate
a lemon drop with the sherbet center
home-made labels, bookplates, bookmarks, any release supplies...
surprises

anything magical
starbucks
wings

dark chocolate
tea
used postage stamps (still on the paper)
fabric scraps for patchwork and other crafts (at least 10 inches square)
funky earrings
fun bookplates and bookmarks that I can use in books I'm releasing
things that help me de-stress and get in touch with my inner self
tarot cards
mandalas to color
SoulCollage
surprises

bookmarks
postcards with short notes on them
handwritten notes
knitting patterns
great recipes

little stuffed angel dolls
smiley face stickers
stuffed smiley flowers
glass windchimes
tulips

postcards
music sheets (piano, violin, accordion, any songs)
music CDs
chocolate
games (any of them: board games, PC,PS2, cards..)

stickers for my students
BC release supplies
book marks
beads
chocolate
interesting used postage stamps
coffee

doing cross stitch and plastic canvas crafts
getting mail (especially birthday cards which I usually only get one from my mother)
fridge magnets with little sayings on them
earrings (nothing fancy)
little ornaments that I can sit on my coffee table
scrapbooking stickers
photo albums so I can look at photos of those who mean so much to me
coffee always makes me smile, lol

Lindt Chocolate balls
soft and colorful balls of yarn
comic strips about coffee

mandalas to color
paper for handicrafts bookmarks
tea
incense sticks (especially Japanese)
candles of all sorts

Used stamps on the paper
candles
old fashioned mirrors (those you can hold in your hand)
fridge magnets
cute earrings
crystals to hang by the windows
BC stuff

book labels
stickers
stationery
note cards
greeting cards
postcards
US postage stamps

dolphin figurines
stuffed animals
bottles of sand from beaches
bright, colourful or sparkly things
scrapbooking
Elvis
postcards, letters, and cards
stickers

crafts bits and pieces
dragons

letters or any kind of personal notes
bookish and other quotes that the sender finds appropriate somehow.
tips on good books or interesting authors the sender thinks I don't know yet but might be interested in. Especially if they are Canadian, Egyptian, Estonian, First Nations, Inuit, etc, or deal with different cultures, immigration, or whatever I mention in my BC or RABCK.com profiles
bookmarks, stickers, labels etc. Even better if they were self-made.
stamps on envelopes and used stamps in envelopes. I'd give them to charity, so those would make my smile even bigger.
pages of newspapers or magazines on any foreign (non-Finnish) language. Some other than basic Latin letters (e.g. Arabic, Chinese, Greek, Japanese, Russian) would be a big bonus. Those I would use either as gift wrappers or tear or cut them in pieces and use them to decorate book covers with no pictures (tuning books, you see), make bookmarks, or something like that.
postcards (with stamps on them, or am I being double greedy? ;)
photos, pictures from magazines and so on. Mind you, they would be used the same way as newspaper/magazine pages.
nice sheets of paper, tree leaves, dried and pressed flowers...
anything that could be glued on some surface and used same way as
items I mentioned above.
some nice (and easy!) recipes from the country the sender is coming from