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Gloaming : Folklore, recipes and crafts to spark glimmers of joy in the darker months

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Hardback 192 pages
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC 22 October 2026
Steer, Rosie

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ISBN/SKU: 9781526694928 Categories/Genres: ,

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“We often feel like winter is a time when the magic falls away. Rosie shows us that it’s very much still there, we just need to know how to look for it.” – Ramona JonesRosie Steer’s Celtic ancestors celebrated micro-seasons all-year round. Honouring these mini milestones has enabled her to reclaim wintertime, transforming it from something to fear into something to savour.

Gloaming is a collection of cosy crafts, soul-nourishing recipes and slow living activities inspired by stories and traditions from Scottish folklore, divided into four ancient seasons:·

Hairst (harvest)·

Samhain (Hallowe’en)·

Howe o’the Year (winter solstice)·

Waretym (earliest spring).

Revel in Rosie’s step-by-step projects such as Clay Pressed Botanical Imprints and an Upcycled Hot Water Bottle Cover; relish her easy-to-make bakes such as Spiced Pumpkin Loaf Cake and Clementine and Almond Buns; and soak up folk stories of Scottish wintertime.

Rosie shows us that we can all find glimmers, even amongst the hardest times and the darkest winters.

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Rosie Steer is the Edinburgh-based creator behind @everythinglooksrosie·

She found solace in the Celtic Wheel of the Year following poor mental health.

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Gloaming is perfect for fans of Katherine May, The Almanac series and The Little Book of Hygge.

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