i'm trying to find something enjoyable to do in my spare time instead of spending most of it on my phone. i'd like a hobby i can do by myself whenever i have free time, without having to coordinate with other people.
what solo hobbies have you tried that you actually look forward to doing? ideally, something beginner friendly that doesn't cost much to get started.
Hi y’all! I’m hoping to find help finding a hobby. My husband lovingly told me that I need a hobby. Since having my baby 6 months ago my life has been working, taking care our baby, and walking here and there to try and loose weight. My husband knows I’m a creative person and thinks that i need a new creative outlet. He said that he is more than willing to watch our kiddo so I can explore things but I don’t know the first place to start. I’m looking for something that is relatively simple & inexpensive to start, and maybe something that doesn’t take to much time. Like I would love to do pottery but there is the time and the cost aspect and same with stained glass. Any suggestions are welcome!
I (24M) am an international student in the US and lately found solace in cooking. Everyday I try to allot atleast 60 minutes to try and learn something new related to cooking. I am in a process of understanding my needs and planning to get the stoneware, knives and other stuff gradually!
There are a lot of things that I am trying to learn at the same time so most of these pictures might look like half baked stuff but man I definitely enjoyed eating them 🙂↔️
I also have a plan of customising my new ceramic plate by painting a picture of my favourite anime character and fire engrave it into the plate to enhance the plating! (Hoping to explore two more new hobbies of painting and crafting!)
Been going through a career crisis that has me currently in the middle of nowhere with nobody to talk to. I’m trying to find a solo hobby to distract myself and improve my mental health. I already read, play video games and crochet but lately they do not inspire me anymore. Any recommendations welcome
Hi! My best friend recently got in a pretty bad accident and broke her pelvis. She will not be able to walk for 8-12 weeks and we are very active. Last year I had knee surgery and wasn’t able to walk for a few weeks. I got super into reading and coloring. I’m going to make her a little basket and am looking for some more ideas. I am 17 almost 18 and she is 16 almost 17. Just for some age appropriate ideas.
This is my start of collection of HW and Matchbox. I came across some random short on YT which made me develop this hobby, but soon I realized it is way too hard to have this as a hobby due to the scalping scene. Still i just wishlisted and waited for a month until one day blinkit decided to restock models. The Mustang card was damaged when delivered, didn't feel like replacing the same as chances were high that it would have gone out of stock and then i had to settle for refund. I got what all i wished at MRP but the Porsche is always out of stock. It shows coming soon but is never available, we all know there's something going on back doors for items which are in demand.
I also felt that one can get carried away due to the scarcity so i decided that will buy new ones at MRP only and blinkit is the only source for me as of now to get at MRP, as websites charge shipping charges more than the cost and offline stores here in Jaipur such as Hamleys doesn't have anything useful. Please you guys may suggest any offline store if you are aware of the same.
Do give a review, are these good for start of a collection.
Hi!
I really wanna start crocheting, but I don't really know where to start. I really want to learn how to crochet things like toy animals and stuff. What should I buy? Do you have any tutorial/youtuber recommendations?
Manden algunos hobbies que son un poco extraños o poco comunes y que son muy interesantes para aprender
About a month ago my cousin (13) moved in with me (29) and my husband (31). The three of us talk to each other (although my cousin is really shy, not that I blame her, and it’s hard to get her to contribute to the conversation), and watch tv together, but it would be nice if we had something else we could all do together.
My husband and I really like video games (epecially fantasy adventure games), but my cousin does not.
My cousin loves hobbyhorseing, doing horse lovers math, and reading. She's currently has equine-assisted psychotherapy once a week and loves it.
i realized recently that i don't really have anything i do regularly just for fun. i'd like to change that and find something i can slowly get better at without needing to spend a ton of money.
what hobby would you suggest starting with?
How does it look? Taking this to a dinner party and kinda nervous. Added edible rose petals