Swedish Cabin Fever

It's the time of year when this woman's fancy turns to making home cosy again, after the doors-open policy of the fabulous summer we've had. The weather warnings for this weekend have prompted a flurry of activity - digging out cushions, throws and filling the log basket for the first fire, preparing for Autumn.  Note I said Autumn, no W word here, yet.

On my travels this summer I found a book published in 1896 that I hope I will have time to read it before it gets bought from my Etsy shop, it has the fabulous title of Fireside Sketches From Swedish Life - by Mrs Woods Baker, her name sounds so appropriate for a writer of stories about life in rural Sweden.

So in celebration of the weather turning, and my hankering for a cosy cabin in the woods, I've found some images that the book title conjured up for me.  I hope you enjoy.



Thank you to yabbedoowordpress.com for the image


Thank you to Easy Living 

Thank you to Easy Living


Thank you to Tumblr 

Thank you to Tumblr

   
A cosy reading corner I bagged, whilst on holiday a few years ago.








6 comments:

  1. I'd love a Swedish cabin (probably a bit more in summer than in winter if I'm honest!)

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    1. I see what you mean, but I have a morbid fear of being eaten alive by midges and those lakes look like mid-summer midge heaven.

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  2. They all look very cosy - I especially like the one with the stove:)

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    1. Agree Rosie, a cabin without a fire is UNthinkable

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  3. I like your cosy reading corner - just what I need right now!

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