r/cottagecore

20 minute walk from home to office. I get to take in the seasons and watch the cyclical developments of nature in my corner of the world. I am so lucky 💕

Unfortunately, this place is too far away for us but if it was closer! 😔

Anyone stay in a bnb like this before?

Heyyaa everyone this is Pasha, Savior of the tides. I have been creating her for almost two weeks together with her twin Ori (will later be posted) And finally, they are both done!

Her Lore: When a ship caught flames above the waves, Among the wreckage, a tiny fairy fell from the burning deck, her wings too singed to fly. While the others swam away from the heat, Pasha dove straight into it.

She managed to carry the fairy safely beneath the waves with the help of her glowing hair… but not without leaving a piece of that night behind.

The patch on her face hides the burn she got from the rescue... a mark she keeps not out of shame, but as a reminder that kindness can hurt, and still be worth it.

I've been following this creator for a while now and I'm quickly falling in love with her beautiful style, both her cooking and her clothing.

Does anyone know what kind of pieces she's wearing? I'd like to go on the hunt for pieces similar to hers and see if I like them. I'm trying to incorporate more elegant clothing into my life (as a busy mom) and I'd like to be a bit more put together at times. 😂

I would definitely need to tailor anything I find to fit my (I believe true summer color palette though).

My studio apartment is tiny and wonderful, but my whimsical bed nook takes the cake! To answer common questions I get…cleaning it is easy with compressed air and a swiffer duster as it doesn’t get dusty often, I’ve never seen a spider or other bugs in the foliage, and my cat has no interest in messing with anything in here as she is a perfect, non-destructive old lady who just wants to nap in the sun. Fire extinguisher is within reach and other fire mitigation measures are taken.

I pull the projector screen down for movie nights in the nook all the time, which is one of my favorite things about the space. I fall more and more in love with my setup every morning I wake up here!

Thought these turned out pretty cool, so I wanted to share :)
I sculpt the mushroom caps in polymer clay, then paint + varnish them.

I wanted to say the positivity around the aesthetic meant a lot, we launched today!

My little 1970s modular in northern mi ❤️😊

Anežka Kašpárková was a Czech folk artist from the village of Louka who became famous for decorating buildings with intricate blue floral patterns inspired by traditional Moravian folk art. She painted the designs entirely by hand without using stencils and continued the work well into her 90s. Over several decades, her artwork transformed parts of the village into a living example of preserved folk tradition and craftsmanship.

My mum designed this for Lego Ideas and I thought the cottagecore crowd would appreciate it. Voting just opened on Lego Ideas if you want to support it becoming a real set!

Wearing a fleece in May…only in the UK!