Help Hobby ideas?

[26mmmm]

I need some hobby ideas.

Something small, not an interest, just something I could do to pass time instead of being infront of a screen.

Something like a Rubik's cube.

 

[Ambivalent1]

Crocheting

 

[DarkRange55]

Boardgames. Some are basic, some are very advanced.
Crossword puzzles
Sudoku
Kenken
Cribbage
Chess
Cards like 21, war, poker, ect.
Writing poetry or short stories
Painting
Reading

 

[Ferdinand Bardamu]

Reading and writing

 

[broth0100]

Book binding, doing decoden on phone cases

 

[Kariope]

I recommend drawing, painting, coloring. Activity books with crosswords, sudoku etc. Journaling is also fun, I used to take some time off my screen time by journaling what I had done and other personal thoughts. Journaling everyday about what you have done can also help you feel less useless, on days I felt like I did nothing but rot I'd read back on the journals and see thay hey, I did work on some stuff even if a little.

 

[pebpebpebpeb]

if you like a rubix cube, you might like puzzles. i love doing them, the 1000 piece ones especially.

 

[whywere]

If one has transportation means, volunteering is always nice.

Walter

 

[Sad_Autistic_boy_101]

I've started Diamond art which I find quite therapeutic.

Adult Lego kits?

I've also started looking at rebel badge book which is where you get badges for completing activities but not very accessible if you're not able to afford it

 

[slightoverlooked]

puzzle is lots of fun. just doodling and sketching

 

[CrazyDiamond04]

Working out/exercising.

 

[sserafim]

Being chronically online. Oops nvm lol. Uh I guess, reading?

 

[_AllCatsAreGrey_]

I find a lot of pleasant distraction in gunpla, Japanese plastic models of gundam robots. There are premade kits available. Just a few specialized tools are needed. It's like following IKEA assembly directions, but super small. They kits have amazing engineering applied. I find a lot of mental comfort in focusing on the small parts and details. If you follow the directions closely, you cannot lose. ^_^

I recently spent way more than I should have on a kit, with the intention of distracting me.

 

[imcrashingout]

I need some hobby ideas.

Something small, not an interest, just something I could do to pass time instead of being infront of a screen.

Something like a Rubik's cube.

music production!

 

[Linda]

Knitting is one option. Haven't done it for many years, since I don't have the time, but I used to find it relaxing. Developing some sewing skills is useful too, if your eyesight is up to it. Mine isn't any more. Embroidery is good if you have vastly more patience than I do.

 

[soolka]

chess, knitting,blanguage learning, drawing/painting, reading
hiking, legos/puzzles, flower pressing

 

[Homo erectus]

I really want to learn Rubik's cube. I knew some formula, but I want to solve it without explicitly using formula. Did Rubik know the solutions when he invented the cube?

 

[cali22]

You can learn coding if you like it to be 8h+ on the screen

 

[JusMe]

Look into geocaching! It's an app with a map that shows u spots where people have hidden stuff in your area and you can go and find them

 

[Lobster_Toast1281]

Try programming.

 

[Little_Suzy]

Bubble Breaker (game)

 

[author]

I like finger-knitting, especially while watching a show or something. It lets me feel like I'm doing something while I watch a show and relax. Once you get into a rhythm for it, you can kind of just mindlessly do it while you watch and eventually you have a scarf or something or other lol

There's a few tutorials on youtube but this is the shortest one I found. You basically just need yarn, so it's a lot less expensive than traditional knitting lol