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Longing to retreat into the charm of a bygone era? These cottagecore crafts will offer you the perfect escape!
Picture quaint cottages, blooming meadows, dainty floral patterns, and a sense of rustic beauty. This is the cottagecore aesthetic.
It is a look that has been popular in both home decor and fashion over the past couple of years. Why? Well who wouldn’t want to feel transported to a place of simplicity and tranquility? I know I would!
That is why I’ve created a list of cottagecore crafts for you to enjoy. These crafts will allow you to slow down, appreciate the beauty of nature, and add a touch of nostalgia to your life.
With these cottagecore-inspired ideas, you’ll incorporate floral designs, vintage fabrics, and handmade touches into your home and wardrobe.
From delicate embroidered magnets to vintage fabric bags, each project will help you enjoy the cozy vibes of the cottagecore aesthetic.
So, grab your chunky knit blanket, sip on a cup of tea, and let the magic of cottagecore inspire your crafting.
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Vintage Linen and Lace Tote Bag
Find out how to create your own patchwork tote bag using vintage linen and lace. The idea for this bag began with an old stained pillowcase with pretty floral embroidery. You can see it in the middle of the bag shown above!
If you love the look of hand embroidery, these DIY refrigerator magnets are perfect for you. The delicate floral pattern is so pretty! These make great gifts too.
These DIY bookends are made out of actual berry baskets and cute berry fabric! Because they're baskets, it's very easy to weight them down. Great for a craft room and sewing room or any cottagecore decor.
This sweet sewing shelves applique quilt is the perfect addition to your sewing studio, or as a gift for your favorite seamstress. It's perfect for using up scraps as well.
Learn how to make a wreath with coffee filters from the dollar store! It has a very delicate feminine feel perfect for cottagecore design. Bonus? It's the easiest home decor project you'll ever do.
Jessica turned a long candleholder into a fresh flower centerpiece by removing the candles and adding flowers to glasses of water. Change up flowers as needed, or use faux flowers instead!
Learn how to make a DIY flower tote with real flowers! This is a fun craft for both kids and adults, and makes a great gift for the cottagecore lover in your life.
Create some fun mushrooms using scrap fabric. Leave them as-is or add some embellishments. You can display them in a bowl, spread them around the house or create a lovely garland as shown!
Learn how to apply a pretty floral pattern to canvas shoes using iron ons! It's way easier than you think and they're perfect for a stroll to the market.
Transform leftover wooden fence boards into adorable, decorative scrap wood houses that go with your cottagecore theme. I love how these homes are stamped with 'thankful thoughts.'
This DIY centerpiece is made using items from the dollar store and eucalyptus napkins from Target! The different bud vases and delicate flowers definitely give it a cottagecore feel.
A little bit of lace. . . . makes you happy, doesn’t it? There is something about the white against this robin’s egg blue that makes me a happy camper, for sure. This lace headband is an easy, beautiful gift to make for many of the girls in your life.
I'm not a big fan of sleeveless tops, so this fashion craft is right up my alley! Not only is this an easy way to add sleeves to a sleeveless top, but now you can also switch up sleeves on other tops you may have in your closet.
You won't believe what you use to make these super simple DIY mushroom lights for your home—hot glue! Yep, you'll add hot glue to fairy lights. Then add your lights to any room you want to give a whimsical feel.
I love the feminine look of this ribbon and chain wrapped bracelet! It is exactly as described, made by weaving a ribbon through chain and wrapping it around your wrist.
Enjoy a nice soak in the tub with these fizzy bath bombs made with dried calendula and rose petals. It is a great natural gift idea with no corn starch or essential oils!
Decoupage is a great way to add patterns to painted furniture makeovers. This floral dresser is a great example of this. Adding a floral pattern makes what would be an otherwise normal dresser into a statement piece!