r/cottagecore

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.

Wearing a fleece in May…only in the UK!

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!

Here is a whimsical style fairy home that I carved out of a piece of cotton wood bark. I need some help coming up with a name and story for the creature that lives In it! Any ideas?

I'm just really proud and really proud of the jalapeno garlic cream sticks. I just moved to my dream town here in the mountains and everyone's been so supportive here. I'm sure honestly starved for some new options but thats just a win win. I just sold my bread pudding to a Cajun place for their restaurant and last week drove real far out and got my dream job. I'll be making treats and chocolates and selling them in a cafe and I get to drive through the most beautiful mountain pass lined with a river... To make money... Ive been working the past 2 years to get my life together, get sober. The past year to start believing in myself and selling. And the past 6 months to stop barely existing with chronic pain and to start living and grab my ovaries and special needs daughter with our cat and car and move alone to the middle of nowhere and be the happiest I've been in 20 years. I'm 37 and I don't think I've been living for a very long time. So just proud. Thanks for reading 🖤👋

At first, I simply came across similar items online, but none of them really appealed to me; so, I decided to design and craft one myself. The moment the light turned on, I knew I had made the right decision; gazing at it, I felt my entire being relax.

A few whimsical crochet bags I’ve designed lately ✨🌻💐🧶🥳

Honestly, I think my style is more rustic vintage grandma than cottagecore, but this felt cozy this morning!

A gift for a bridal shower. The bride loved the wrapping so Much i won a prize! 🌼🌷🌿🌱

If so, what is it like?! How did you do it? I can’t wait for it to be me one day!!! ❤️

Our cottage is looking very lush with the new gardens.

My Mother's Day cake. Mom loves flowers and bees 🐝

Coconut cake filled with lemon honey cream cheese frosting and blackberry filling. Berry filling didn't set quite as thick as I'd hoped but it was absolutely delicious!

I’ve always been someone who holds onto little things; wrapping paper, stones, shopping tags, anything that feels meaningful or sparks a memory. Over the years, I collected so many clothing tags because I just couldn’t bring myself to throw them away. Instead of letting them sit in a box, I started painting over them. The tiny miniatures were difficult to work on, especially with acrylics, but they became such a great way for me to practice and grow as an artist.

There’s something comforting about turning forgotten, disposable things into art. It feels like giving small, overlooked things a second life.

Medium: Acrylics