What are your crafts and/or hobbies?

i guess i'll have to scrapbook.  lord knows i have an entire room of supplies that will keep me occupied through years of quarantine.

i also like to bake but if i can't leave the house to give out my baked goods, DH and i will have to eat that hobby and wind up tons bigger when the quarantine is lifted.

i also garden and dabble in vintage rehabbing.

if all else fails, i guess my hobby can be couch potato. that i can be great at.  so long as they don't cut off my directv, Netflix, Apple tv, Disney Plus, Amazon prime, and internet, i should be A-ok.  

I'm a digital scrapbooker. I hoard digital supplies just like i used to hoard paper supplies. I would have plenty to keep me busy during a quarantine.

I like paper! Haven't scrapbooked in forever. Perhaps under an extended quarantine I might, but more likely I would get back to making cards, gift tags, paper containers and such.

I also sew, but it's been sporatic. Nieces and nephews are starting to have babies, so I sew for them. One of my nieces loved the show Big Comfy Couch, when her daughter was a baby she asked me to make her a costume like the doll Molly wore. I did that and made my niece a Lunette costume. I may as well have given her the world. She won all kinds of Halloween costume contests. And regularly wears it around "because it's comfy." She's 30.

I have dabbled in cross stitch in the past and enough kits and patterns as well as floss to serve me well. Perhaps I can get the Christmas stocking that I started for Ds finished. He's only 19, and I'm sure he will still want a stocking with kittens playing musical instruments, right?!

I live full time in an RV so my options for crafts and hobbies are limited. I did a few diamond painting projects but most of them I would never hang in my house anyway so I stopped doing that. I would like to learn how to knit maybe. I guess I would be in a world of hurt and bored if I got quarantined.

I scrapbook and crochet. I just started a crochet project that would be a great distraction if I were quarantined. My scrapbooking stuff is always ready so I can sit down and create. 

I keep intending to go back to digital scrapping but I’m scared of the time suck!
I read, I can knit but don’t concentrate on it often enough. I do Pilates and belly dance and would do both at home if I was quarantined for any length of time. I like to cook and I love nail polish so I would probably spend a ridiculous amount of time painting and repainting my nails. I do sodoku and jigsaws sometimes too 🙂

I could scrapbook for a year with my supplies. Maybe I could learn to crochet something other than scarves and hot pads. I have tons of yarn. I have over 600 free books I've downloaded to my Nook library. Plus a ton of others I've paid for. I always have a jigsaw puzzle out on the coffee table to work on. I mess with those in the evening while watching tv. I like watching craft channels on youtube and have a ton of craft supplies so I could do that. I wouldn't have a problem at all.

Scrapbooking and card making. If I had to stay inside...my basement might finally get cleaned and organized

I've been scrapbooking since 1998 and have a full scraproom of supplies but to be honest I haven't made a layout in the last few years, although I still love it and plan to get back to it one day. I'm sure it could keep me very busy if we had a quarantine and I was stuck in the house. 

I also in the past two months have relearned how to knit. My German mother taught me how to knit in the continental style when I was a teen and I honestly haven't knit since then. She taught me the knit stitch and I think that's as far as we got back then. Using videos I relearned the knit stitch and then struggled with the purl stitch hating it for awhile, but then something clicked and now it's my favorite stitch. For my first project I'm making a scarf in a basket weave stitch. It's been frustrating because I'm such a perfectionist. I think I've ripped it out and started over at least 6-7 times. But I do love it so. I've gone overboard reading every book about knitting I can get my hands on-that's how I am. I've already got the next project lined up. I do hope by May this is over because that's when the Maryland Sheep and Wool festival is happening and I really want to go!

Photography and reading fill out the rest of my hobbies. 

Well my favorite hobby would not help me if I was quarantined as it’s dog sports   So dryland/urban mushing and rally obedience. 

My indoor hobbies are card making, scrapbooking, reading and watching movies/TV and Youtube.

We also enjoy camping/RVing and I love going to concerts. More not at home things 

I knit a lot, particularly in meetings, which I am in *constantly.* I got into cross stitch a few years ago, and also do some other embroidery. I sew and quilt, although those hobbies are less portable. I do scrapbook still, although I have been slack about it the past few years and have just been getting back into it in the new year.

I could live off of my stash for all of those hobbies for years.

I read a ton as a hobby and have a ballet subscription. Does barre class count as a hobby? Because I do that most days.

I do all kinds of things. I plan to return to scrapbooking when I get moved within the next few months. I do needle felting. I work in wood. I work with soft metals. I stamp and have more materials than any one person should. I will be making tons of cards for donation to multiple organizations that I have bookmarked. I do a little painting and Copic color drawing. But it is going to take me months to get set up again in my new house before I can start playing with all these things first. I could probably wait out a quarantine by unpacking alone. I would just have to have meals and groceries delivered and I’d be set.

I like scrapbooking.. I sew some, occasionally do a cross stitch, always reading .. I could keep my self busy just organizing the basement for a month.. I spent 9 weeks in a fire look out in my 20's.. and was never bored. I got to come back down the hill once a week for 24 hours.

Oh wow, too much! I LOVE creating, and I just moved into a new studio room in the house so I have everything where I can get to it easily. I also know what I have now. It feels great to go through everything you have every now and then. Anyway, I:

Crochet
Cross stitch
Make cards
Do mixed media work
Sew/quilt
Paint fabric
Scrapbook/PL

And I'm sure I am forgetting something in there.