What can my new hobby be ?
ive tried:
drawing
painting
writing
knitting
singing
what else is there that i can do from the confort of my own home
i liked drawing but i never knew what to draw
help
Answers:
Try scrapbooking (getting your pictures into a photo album with really cool stuff for the pages) or you can try jewelry making, or even polymer clay making which is what I do. You can find all the stuff you need at Michaels or Jo-Anns, or any big craft store. Have fun!
do some interior and exterior designing
Learn to play the guitar, it will keep you occupied for the rest of your life.
How about designing websites and implementing them.
reading join a book club get out in the world but if not internet shopping is a great hobby :)
My mum makes handcrafted cards..you could try that.
you can learn handwork such as saree work. papertole etc. its very interesting. anyway if u are getting tired u can do the gardening in the morning. it will give lot of freshness for you. when you see the flowers trees it will give lot of energy to you.
maybe ask questions on line for a bit?
Try counted cross stitch. You can buy small kits at the craft store to try out. They usually come with good directions too.
try photography it fun and u hav memories that will last a life time
:-) ♥
Cooking would be a good one.
how bout learning to play an instrument? ive always wanted to be able to play guitar so im savin up 4 one! :-)
You could try drinking beer and watching TV.
No seriously, how about photography. You could even make it into a business. looks like you have some artistic flare. All you need is a camera.
Or Origami - paper folding
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I don't have a certain hobby myself I like doing all a mixture of things. I usually put on some tunes and relax then see what comes naturally. Computer games can be fun but I suppose it may get boring if youre doing it everyday.
But if you still can't figure out what to do then concentrate on the thing you seem to like most in your case drawing. Then maybe when you go out bring a camera to take pictures of things that interest you so you can draw them later or surf the net a little and see if there is any images that may interest you.
Crosstitch, needlework, beading, model building, crochet, scrapbooking, polymer clay things, candlemaking, quilting, weaving, tatting, etc.
Here's a website with a number of hobby guides to get you started:
http://about.com/hobbies/
I see that you knit. You can knit baby hats for needy babies at your local hospital or for Newborns in Need.
http://www.newbornsinneed.org/
You can make infant hats quick and easy on the Knifty Knitter, as well. Go to Michael's or JoAnn and buy the small Knifty Knitter (the blue one) or the set of Knifty Knitters and some soft yarn.
I like the Bernat Super Value yarns for making soft baby hats on the Knifty Knitter with a single strand. You can make lots of hats with just one skein. I like to get one boy color, one girl color, and one neutral and knit up a ton of them.
This is really quick and easy. My five-year-old makes these hats right along with me.
http://www.joannfabric.com/catalog.jhtml.
http://www.joannfabric.com/catalog.jhtml.
http://www.joannfabric.com/catalog.jhtml.
You can use the Knifty Knitter to make scarves for Christmas gifts, also, as well as a number of other items (check the provocraft site for free patterns).
http://www.provocraft.com/projects/proje.
You can try collecting things, (figurines, dolls, **** like that). Or if your a nerd you can collect comics or build figurines. I personally like to collect Stephen King books and read them repeatedly. When I was little I built model figurines.
banji jumping, fun and exciting.
Its not expensive, but still requires a small capitol. I make staffs and wands for renaissance faires and small events. Its can be really easy at its simplets, and incredibly advance with some beautiful end results. not to mention they can be sold at a nice price. You can email at Agent01101@gmail.com if you have any questions.
you not have a hobbie and do a little bit of everything thats what i do i love volley ball but i also like video games and i love to sew stuff!
why don't you try sewing, either cross stitch or tapestry they are both good, and time just flies when you are doing it
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drawing
painting
writing
knitting
singing
what else is there that i can do from the confort of my own home
i liked drawing but i never knew what to draw
help
Answers:
Try scrapbooking (getting your pictures into a photo album with really cool stuff for the pages) or you can try jewelry making, or even polymer clay making which is what I do. You can find all the stuff you need at Michaels or Jo-Anns, or any big craft store. Have fun!
do some interior and exterior designing
Learn to play the guitar, it will keep you occupied for the rest of your life.
How about designing websites and implementing them.
reading join a book club get out in the world but if not internet shopping is a great hobby :)
My mum makes handcrafted cards..you could try that.
you can learn handwork such as saree work. papertole etc. its very interesting. anyway if u are getting tired u can do the gardening in the morning. it will give lot of freshness for you. when you see the flowers trees it will give lot of energy to you.
maybe ask questions on line for a bit?
Try counted cross stitch. You can buy small kits at the craft store to try out. They usually come with good directions too.
try photography it fun and u hav memories that will last a life time
:-) ♥
Cooking would be a good one.
how bout learning to play an instrument? ive always wanted to be able to play guitar so im savin up 4 one! :-)
You could try drinking beer and watching TV.
No seriously, how about photography. You could even make it into a business. looks like you have some artistic flare. All you need is a camera.
Or Origami - paper folding
achieve a level 7 ranking in yahoo answers.
I don't have a certain hobby myself I like doing all a mixture of things. I usually put on some tunes and relax then see what comes naturally. Computer games can be fun but I suppose it may get boring if youre doing it everyday.
But if you still can't figure out what to do then concentrate on the thing you seem to like most in your case drawing. Then maybe when you go out bring a camera to take pictures of things that interest you so you can draw them later or surf the net a little and see if there is any images that may interest you.
Crosstitch, needlework, beading, model building, crochet, scrapbooking, polymer clay things, candlemaking, quilting, weaving, tatting, etc.
Here's a website with a number of hobby guides to get you started:
http://about.com/hobbies/
I see that you knit. You can knit baby hats for needy babies at your local hospital or for Newborns in Need.
http://www.newbornsinneed.org/
You can make infant hats quick and easy on the Knifty Knitter, as well. Go to Michael's or JoAnn and buy the small Knifty Knitter (the blue one) or the set of Knifty Knitters and some soft yarn.
I like the Bernat Super Value yarns for making soft baby hats on the Knifty Knitter with a single strand. You can make lots of hats with just one skein. I like to get one boy color, one girl color, and one neutral and knit up a ton of them.
This is really quick and easy. My five-year-old makes these hats right along with me.
http://www.joannfabric.com/catalog.jhtml.
http://www.joannfabric.com/catalog.jhtml.
http://www.joannfabric.com/catalog.jhtml.
You can use the Knifty Knitter to make scarves for Christmas gifts, also, as well as a number of other items (check the provocraft site for free patterns).
http://www.provocraft.com/projects/proje.
You can try collecting things, (figurines, dolls, **** like that). Or if your a nerd you can collect comics or build figurines. I personally like to collect Stephen King books and read them repeatedly. When I was little I built model figurines.
banji jumping, fun and exciting.
Its not expensive, but still requires a small capitol. I make staffs and wands for renaissance faires and small events. Its can be really easy at its simplets, and incredibly advance with some beautiful end results. not to mention they can be sold at a nice price. You can email at Agent01101@gmail.com if you have any questions.
you not have a hobbie and do a little bit of everything thats what i do i love volley ball but i also like video games and i love to sew stuff!
why don't you try sewing, either cross stitch or tapestry they are both good, and time just flies when you are doing it
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