The Cottagecore Grimoire…
The Cottagecore Grimoire is a living, breathing book of shadows filled with pages like Cardamom Kitchen, Honeyed Hedge, and Maple Hearth that bring cottagecore magic to life.
It’s filled with curio cabinets with secret notes, loose recipes, and pressed leaves tucked inside the pages of an antique book. Like a handwritten spellbook, it moves with the changing seasons, weather, and moons. If you’re a cottagecore witch at heart, come join me! xo
How It Works
Each sabbat, you’ll receive a cozy seasonal chapter focused on slow living and cottagecore magic! On the sabbat holidays, you’ll receive a 3-in-one enchanted guide based on kitchen, hedge, and hearth magic. Every seasonal chapter comes with a beautifully illustrated vintage-style recipe card, an enchanted Materia Medica page, and a seasonal altar style guide that can be printed!
Every non-sabbat month, you’ll receive a moon, seasonal, and weather magic forecast on the 1st. During the quiet non-sabbat months, you’ll be guided to work with the energies of the folkloric moons made popular by The Old Farmer’s Almanac, as well as weather and seasonal shifts. Each moon and seasonal forecast comes with a printable journal prompt.
Homemade spellbook features…
Cardamom Kitchen
Learn about kitchen magic
A seasonal comfort recipe
DIY simmer pot recipe
A mini-tea magic recipe
Printable vintage recipe card
Honeyed Hedge
Learn about hedge magic
A mini-plant spirit profile
Seasonal hedge riding notes
A mini-animal familiar profile
Printable Materia Medica page
Maple Hearth
Learn about hearth magic
A candle magic ritual
Enchanted seasonal decor ideas
A mini-ancestor profile
Printable seasonal altar guide
Wheel of the Year & Moon and Seasonal
The Sabbats, also known as the Wheel of the Year, occur eight times a year, every six or seven weeks. You’ll receive a new cozy seasonal chapter for the grimoire at midnight on each sabbat holiday!
Samhain (October 31): Marks the witch’s new year and the veil thins.
Yule (Winter Solstice, ~December 21): Celebrates the longest night of the year and the returning sun.
Imbolc (February 1–2): First inklings of spring and the Goddess Brigid.
Ostara (Spring Equinox, ~March 21): New beginnings and springtime with the Goddess Ostara.
Beltane (May 1): First inklings of summer, fertility, and fairy magic.
Litha (Summer Solstice, ~June 21): Summer is in full bloom, and the sun is at its zenith.
Lughnasadh / Lammas (August 1): Late summer magic and the first harvest.
Mabon (Autumn Equinox, ~September 22): Brings earth back into balance and the second harvest.
The Non-Sabbats are the months in-between when things are quiet. On the first of every non-sabbat month, you’ll receive a moon and seasonal forecast with whispers of weather magic!
January’s full moon is known as the Wolf Moon (Cold Moon): Marks the quiet, long nights in the dead of winter. This is a moon of planning and reflection.
April’s full moon is known as the Pink Moon (Budding Moon): Marks the beginning of springtime and a resurgence of verdant growth after a long, cold winter. This is a moon of new life.
July’s full moon is known as the Buck Moon (Thunder Moon): Marks the heart of summer and summer storms. This moon represents shedding dead skin (or antlers) and fresh starts!
November’s full moon is known as the Beaver Moon (Frost Moon): Marks the death season and preparing for the winter months. It’s a mourning moon, meant for healing the soul and clearing away spiritual clutter. This moon is often associated with first frost.
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