One Vogue Editor Takes a Chance on Stockholm’s ABBA The Museum and Finds Treasures in the Gift Shop Inline

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    Separated at birth? ABBA The Museum’s cotton tote and Loewe’s spring It bag.

    Owe Sandström cotton cat bag for ABBA The Museum, about $29, abbathemusuem.com

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    Ikea’s not the only place to offer DIY products in Sweden. Thanks to ABBA The Museum, you can crochet a spangled cap just like the one Agnetha Fältskog wore in Brighton in 1974.

    The Famous Blue Hat Kit, about $25, www.abbathemuseum.com

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    Going for gold: The traditional Swedish Dala horse gets the Midas touch.

    Large Dala Horse, about $94, abbathemuseum.com

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    Money, money, money. Monopoly like you’ve never seen it before.

    ABBA Monopoly, about $51, abbathemuseum.com

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    What can’t he do? Not only has Björn Ulvaeus, post-ABBA, appeared on the TV show Welcome to Sweden, he’s written a children’s book as well.

    The Little White Piano by Björn Ulvaeus, about $21, abbathemuseum.com