
There is no downside to doing a creative hobby (unless you’re like me a commit whole hog and spending too much to buy the stuff for said hobby). So I thought I’d come up with a list of ones that I think anybody could pick up.
- Writing
– seriously though, anyone can do writing as a hobby. You can write stories and poems just for the hell of it, no one ever has to read them. - Crotchet/ knitting
Get yourself a wee little starter kit, watch a couple YouTube videos or Tiktok’s and make something cool. - Hama beads
Do you remember those bad boys from the 90’s? The cool beads on pegs boards, make some pointless pretty shapes, why not? - Painting
Some point as writing, you don’t have to show it to someone, just do something creative for the sake of being creative. - Colouring
Once again, who could be bad at colouring? There are no rules here. - Playing an instrument
This one might be a bit tricky if you’re like me and don’t have the slightest bit of a musical ear but hey, only people who live with you have to witness it. - Crafts
Make your now teddy kits from Hobby Craft? Home made cards? Who said these things have to stop with adulthood? - Scrapbooking
Use different pens, add stickers, use special tape, get creative with it and put your pictures somewhere special you can see them. - Reading
I think this counts in a creative hobbies list, I think reading is one of the few hobbies that requires no talent but allows you to entirely disappear into your imagination. - Dancing
There are so many fun adult dancing classes you can take, or you can do the dance fitness classes at your gym and combine your exercise with a creative hobby!
Now go! Get creative!
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