Discover And Find A Hobby Or Hobbies That's Right For You! Show Us Your Current Hobbies!

The age itself is not necessary
But I wanted to do new 21 things while being 21 !
This is my list , I’m short in 6
Can you recommend me new stuff to do ?

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r/Hobbies • u/Sea_Relationship9989 • 4h ago

My fridge magnet collection

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r/Hobbies • u/Sonakakona123 • 17h ago

Recent air dry clay products I made

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Just got into air-dry clay, and it unlocks my inner child. Let me know your thoughts about the pieces

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r/Hobbies • u/Complete_Cupcake5338 • 30m ago

I want a hobby where I can make cool stuff that I can use like warhammer 40k or coding or cyberdecks but I cant seem to find one I like wherei. Just buy the stuff I need sit at a desk and do it or build it

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r/Hobbies • u/Traditional_Neat_100 • 5h ago

picked up a new hobby: quick art and improving my writing...

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r/Hobbies • u/Jacuueline_Plica • 13h ago

i kinda want to try pickleball but the internet makes me feel like i shouldn't

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i'm 28 and pickleball looks like something i'd genuinely enjoy trying, mostly because it seems fun and gets you moving without needing to be super athletic. but every time i see people talking about it online theres always someone making fun of the game or the people who play it 😭

i get that not every hobby is for everyone, and maybe there's stuff about it i won't like either, but now i'm curious. have you ever avoided trying a hobby because of the way people talk about it, or ended up loving something that everyone around you seemed to hate?

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r/Hobbies • u/Lufywander • 9h ago

编织海浪

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感受羊毛线在指尖一次又一次地穿过
Fully present at this moment

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r/Hobbies • u/Ok-Butterscotch5978 • 19h ago

Hobbies that aren’t physically demanding

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I 18F had scoliosis spinal fusion surgery 4 weeks ago and I still have three weeks of bed rest to go, what are some hobbies that I can get into that aren’t overly physical?
I’m looking into Dimond paintings as I’ve done them in the past and I’d like to do more, I’ve done embroidery before and have some materials to do it so I might do some on my clothes, I’ve done water colours and quite like it however it’s messy when you’re laying back on a bed.
I do have an IPad however I’m hoping for some suggestions that can help me use less screen time as I’m in bed all day not having anything to do🫠

Any suggestions help!

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r/Hobbies • u/No_Rich_3888 • 13h ago

I love Potions Making

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r/Hobbies • u/cybernaut000 • 1d ago

What hobbies can someone do without piling up clutter?

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Question above. Something you can do alone as an introvert.

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r/Hobbies • u/cjdeejayy • 1d ago

What hobbies let you finish something satisfying in a single evening?

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r/Hobbies • u/JAMIEISSLEEPWOKEN • 20h ago

Have you struggled to start hobbies since childhood?

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If you stumble upon a hobby you really like and it’s new, do you end up postponing it for several days/weeks/months or even years? Do you do this even if you’re well rested, not worried about results, and have all the materials in front of you?

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r/Hobbies • u/Emperor-Universe • 21h ago

Explain like I was stupid - bookbinding

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So I realized I have a bunch of docs and other such papers from another hobby, which I currently keep in a binder. And that's fine and all but today I randonly started pondering the possibility of giving them actual covers.

So how does one start bookbinding? What do you need, how expensive does it get and does it require a ton of space?

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r/Hobbies • u/sergin452 • 16h ago

I'm bored

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recommend me something to do? Also some new hobby to discover.

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r/Hobbies • u/Aukneg01 • 13h ago

Hobbies que recomienden?

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r/Hobbies • u/Able-Excitement-9216 • 18h ago

Where to start

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Can you someone give me directions on where to start

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r/Hobbies • u/Fantastic-Win-9784 • 23h ago

Which do you enjoy watching more, American football or soccer, and why?

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r/Hobbies • u/alexgil_1 • 1d ago

Help

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How do I start something I know I’m not immediately going to be good at? That seems like such a stupid thing to ask cause like obviously nobodies good at anything the first time they try it but I struggle finding the motivation to keep going and I hate that cause time passes and I think, I could have been better at that thing if I just kept trying. Any advice?

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r/Hobbies • u/vVbuss • 2d ago

I love making handmade wallets featuring skeleton designs like this.

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r/Hobbies • u/Gingr_11 • 21h ago

Bow making

artmaqdobrasil.com.br

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I’m a dog groomer and finding nice hair bows at a reasonable price and decent quality is getting harder and harder I’ve made a few simple ones out of bandana fabric scraps but I’ve been thinking about investing in a bow making machine to smaller ribbon bows. Does anyone have any recommendations? This one linked in the post was posted in a dog grooming group and I spoke to the lady who sells them she’s super nice and the machine looks great but they only ship from Brazil and the price with shipping is a little more than I’m ready to drop until I know it’s something I’ll stick to. I guess I’m looking for something a little more than like an introductory kit that I can use to make larger amounts of bows at once. Thank you in advance!

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r/Hobbies • u/No_Wrongdoer_01 • 1d ago

Need a hobby to kill the time

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Hey ,

I'm a guy in my mid 30s and I spend about half the weeks evenings on my own while my partner works. I'm getting very very bored and would like to have a hobby to pass the time and to make the evenings on my own a little more bearable.

My criteria would be:

something cheap and that can be picked up and put down after about 30 mins of doing it.

something I can do while sitting watching TV or at the least an indoor hobby I can do in the house.

Nothing that takes up a huge amount of space or requires lots of tools or equipment. Again keeping costs low.

I already read a fair bit and run a bit too.

Thanks

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r/Hobbies • u/Main-Lychee6297 • 2d ago

Loved the print

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r/Hobbies • u/vankata8712266 • 1d ago

What would be your greatest impulsive art creation you ever did? Where is it now? Did you gave it away or kept it hidden or proudly showcased?

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r/Hobbies • u/Erallone • 1d ago

q hobbie eu posso ter relacionado a youtube?

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por exemplo asmr e pov(aqeles videos de primeira pessoa )

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