If you have some free time over the next few months, then why not start that hobby you have always wanted to do. If you want to start one but don’t know what yet, then take a look at our list below for some inspiration.
1 Take up a Sport
With the pandemic still looming, many people have found it as an opportunity to start working on their fitness. There are many sports that you can take up as a hobby. A few include running, hiking, cycling, tennis, basketball or football. Try a few out to see which ones you like.
2 Painting
Head down to your local art supplies store and grab some paint, brushes and canvases and get your creative juices flowing. Paint by numbers is a great alternative for beginners or if you are feeling a little more adventurous, try painting from reference. Get the family involved and have a day getting creative together.
3 Upcycling
Why not dabble in some upcycling. You can turn some old tired furniture into some new treasures. Take a look at your dining chairs or sofa and see if you can make them look brand new.
4 Learn An Instrument
Suppose you have always wanted to learn an instrument, then why not start now. There are many to choose from, guitars and piano seem to be the favourite choice for beginners.
5 Start A Book Club
Gather all your bookworm friends and start a book club. You can then meet once a week over zoom to discuss what you liked and disliked about the book and what other books to read next.
6 Practice Yoga And Mindfulness
To feel less stressed, take up yoga or mindfulness. Practicing these each day can make you feel grounded and relaxed for the day and is great for your over all mental health and mindfulness. There are many online courses or videos you can watch to get you started.
7 Grow Your Own Vegetables
Learning to grow your own vegetables can be challenging but very rewarding. If you have always fancied yourself as green-fingered, then this is right up your street.
8 Take An Interest In Astronomy
You can’t count the number of times you have looked up at the stars and wondered what’s out there. Taking an interest in astronomy can get most of those unanswered questions answered.
9 Baking
If you are a fan of bread and cakes, then try your hand at making them yourself. Baking can be fun and with practice you can improve quickly and be the talk of the town when you bring a homemade dessert to the next family event.
10 Decoration Making
Christmas is coming, so now is the perfect time to get started on those Christmas decorations, get the family involved and gift them as presents, nothing can be more personal than that. While you’re at it, have a go at making your own Christmas cards too.
We hope we have inspired you to start a hobby. Check out our Guide To Christmas Wreaths to get you in the Christmas spirit.