What new hobbies are you discovering during quarantine? :)
Staying at home as been so tough.. who agrees? :(
I've been missing my art classes and my friends. I usually enjoy doing art, but now that I have more time on my hands I've been getting into music lately.. :D
What about you all? <3
@SoftKat
I've started making my own music and also focus on my photography skills
@Riaden that sounds really interesting I love that, what kind of music are you aiming in doing
@SoftKat been cooking more often and I think I want to start learning how to bake more too 👩🏻🍳 🍰 🧁 💕
I've decided to pick back up on crochet and art again. I'm slowly finding my motivation again.
I started sewing and cooking, dancing, singing, writing, drawing ect
1) I am re-watching films and analyzing them with knowledged that I had learned and gained from higher edu.
2) Practical skills like powerpoint (fun) and the boring excel formulas...Still learning.
I have been making mini canvas earrings and sold two pairs! It started out just for fun but I would love to do it full time so selling some was great inspiration to make more.
New Hobbies is art related, I've always loved art try different modalities (although I'm not good at it) but recently I've made stuffed character "dolls" out of felt and been stenciling.
thanks for letting me share
You know, when I am feeling stressed or depressed, I always try to stay busy in order to avoid overthinking. This time I decided to renovate the living room. I bought all the needed stuff at Menards https://menards.pissedconsumer.com/review.html and started painting the walls. To be honest, this kind of therapy always helps me.
I've been exploring a ton of things in quarantine, but the ones that were most therapeutic are: suminagashi painting, meditation, journaling, tarot, lenormand, and runes. Learning about the different cartomancy systems and building a practice has been especially fun and healing. Next week, I'm going to learn about sibilla.
My hobbies from childhood were always some DIYs. I made DIY jewelry, baby toys, crafts, and many others. I'm keen on DIY. And now I'm thinking of selling the stuff I make (hair clips, headbands, etc.). Has anybody tried to make a profit from your hobby? Has anybody succeeded with it? I was wondering how to start if I have now experience. I considered to start form Instagram, but I have few followers there. I know I can buy followers to attract interest to my page. I was advised Twicsy for that purpose. But I don't understand the whole process. Where I should invest (ex. advertising?) to finally get profit. Any suggestions? Share your experience if any.