/r/cottagecore

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Cottagecore is an aesthetic depicting a simple, romanticized life in nature. It features themes of farm animals, earthy tones, soft illustrations, and more.

"Cottagecore, also known as farmcore, is an aesthetic based around the visual culture of an idealized life on a Western farm. Common themes include plants, animals, rural kitchens and straw."

/r/cottagecore

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Affordable gift ideas

I’m hoping everyone can help out with some awesome gift ideas that don’t break the bank. I guess everyone’s definition of affordable varies so I’m open to ideas if you’re willing to share what you think is affordable 😊 thank you!

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2025/02/03
11:58 UTC

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Me everyday

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2025/02/02
21:35 UTC

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"Sprout: The Forest Spirit" by me, Morgan Pallas. Watercolor on paper. 5x7. 2024

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2025/02/02
17:03 UTC

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I want to live in my painting

Acrylic Painting on canvas 18x24inch

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2025/02/02
14:39 UTC

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Self portrait with Bebe in our little home

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2025/02/02
11:24 UTC

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What's the most cottagecore place you've ever visited?

Or lived in?

For me, Sandwich, MA. The original Cape Cod town and it's kept its heritage intact. It's chock full of weathered cottages and gardens. Love it!

What about you?

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2025/02/02
01:38 UTC

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You guys would love this book

This is the most lovely cottagecore book. Lots of beautiful short stories, recipes, meditations. Her podcast by the same name is wonderful too.

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2025/02/01
12:02 UTC

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A 5x7 oil painting I did in 2021. There are parts I’d change now, but I still love its warmth and softness

This was a gift for a friend of mine who lives a few states away. We tried to plan a visit that year, but covid postponed it. He’s a tea lover, so since we couldn’t have a nice tea time in person I figured I could still paint it for him. To this day he’s got it framed next to his dining table.

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2025/01/30
23:28 UTC

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My little flea market finds

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2025/01/30
11:06 UTC

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