The Little Book of Cottagecore by Emily Kent

Want to see the complete range of titles we’ve picked out for you? Drop by the second floor and browse the display anytime this month! Now that you’re armed with a bit of knowledge about this aesthetic, let’s dive into select book highlights. Books are also a very important part of Cottagecore!.People will make sourdough breads, homemade cheeses, fruit preserves, that sort of thing. Cooking is also a popular aspect of the lifestyle.Raising farm small farm animals like chickens, sheep, rabbits, etc. It could involve more agricultural pursuits like gardening, flower picking, or foraging.That might be craft related activities like, sewing, knitting, crocheting, embroidery, and weaving.Usually made with natural materials and dyesįollowers of this aesthetic are also usually inspired to emulate a cottage-y lifestyle and to learn ‘traditional’ activities:.Outfits are often flowy and reminiscent of housework wear from the 1900s-50s.Clothes that look handmade and are loose, flowy, and and reminiscent of housework wear from the 1900s-50s.Foliage greens, browns of natural stones and wood, the vibrant hues of wild flowers, undyed natural fabrics, etc.As far as the aesthetic of Cottagecore goes, it’s deeply inspired by the beauty of nature:

The Little Book of Cottagecore by Emily Kent