I have several hobbies outside of the home (walking, book club, gym classes, theatre, cinema etc)
I’m looking for something to do at home, different to things I already do or have done in the past.
I’d be interested in your hobbies that you think might appeal to me. I’m trying to give as much information as possible, will add anything I’ve forgotten in response to any suggestions.
Criteria:
Can’t take a lot of space
Something you can easily ‘pick up and put down’ but equally can fill more time when you have it (eg knitting - not a lot of prep, can pick up and do a few rows or spend a few hours; don’t want it to be something that takes a huge amount of prep and a lot of clearing away).
I can knit but have done that for years so not new. Am considering learning how to crochet.
I usually have a jigsaw on the go - a legacy from lockdown and still enjoy it.
I already enjoy cooking and baking & experimenting with new things so probably not food related.
I spend a little time each day doing puzzle (wordle, sudoku, code words etc)
Am using Duolingo to brush up on a couple of languages but don’t have the capacity to learn a new one from scratch.
I enjoy crafts (eg card making), but drawing and painting don’t appeal to me I did try paper cutting and quilling after they were suggested on someone else's similar thread a while back but didn't get on with them. Y
I used to do embroidery and tapestry but these no longer appeal to me either.
Don’t enjoy dressmaking, although have enjoyed making things like cushion covers.
I have upcyled some furniture, but would do that as and when I need something.
It could be something ongoing or just a one off mini project.
Please share your home based hobbies that seem to fit the bill - or just ideas that spring to mind reading the above even if not something you do yourself. Thank you