Any good (free/cheap) hobbies out there that don't involve iternet or computers?

Question

Any good hobbies?

Answer 1

knitting or crocheting or sewing
cooking with what you have
making christmas ornaments
recycling junk & making it into something

Answer 2

Reading
Hiking
Exercising
Volunteering

Answer 3

Well i may not have any kids of my own because i am 17 years old. But, my mom was a foster parent and had many different types of childeren stay with her mostly teenagers. She always found that a job was the always a good hobby because it taught them a skill that maybe they could use later on in life and also gave them responibilty. It takes up alot of there time too and makes them earn the stuff they have. If you buy your kid only the things he NEEDS, dont buy him his first car dont pay his insurance. If he does well maybe give him a helping hand once in a while. Also dont pay a kid for doing chors in my opinion this ruins them, only doing things fer money, not just because they respect there parents and care about thier responsibilitys.

Answer 4

Crochet is easy to learn from a person (don't try learning from a book). I also like quilting and if you can find a discount fabric store it's not very expensive. I also read a lot, go to: half.com or amazon.com to get good deals on used books.

Answer 5

Reading (go to the library), consider a book club, writing, walking, knitting, sewing, gardening, drawing, making things such as bird houses, picture frames or other woodworking. Taking pictures with a regular camers (buy your film and have it developed at Costco or similar store - much cheaper), get involved in a sport with a community recreation center. Some people join others for cards, such as bridge (you could learn it), playing table games (I grew up doing this).

Answer 6

Yes Bottle cap Collecting

Answer 7

I do this for a company.
They provide material............Or you can get some from thrift store.......Or your church can donate money if you give what you make to your church patrons..........Here goes
Take a Big Brown Paper Bag and trace on it with a pencil what looks like a good Christmas Stocking....(size of a big boot)
Now take a yard of material(red, green, blue, etc)and fold it in half

Use straight pins and pin down the stocking going through both pieces of material..........The pins will be on top of the material.
Now cut out with scissors the stocking pattern...>>>later>>>
1 yard of material will yield 6 Christmas stockings.
You can then sew the stockings by using any color thread. (If no sewing machine) it will just take a llittle longer by hand.....Sew them only 1/2 " from edge...You can double sew also for strength..This is LATER, the fun part.
DECORATE your stocking any way you like......A Christmas theme, a teenager theme, a baby stocking using items a baby won't chew off and choke if a parent isn't watching) like cut out from other material designs for XMAS OR ? ,for other ages.
Maybe use sticky foam, spongy cutouts like cars, etc.
The Company I help do this for give these to familes in need at Christmas time, and the Company fills the stockings with lots of goodies.....Maybe your friends, or church friends can start . Now would be a good time....Xmas will be here b/4 you know it!!!
I almost forgot>>>>>>>don't forget to add material for the side of the stocking for hanging when you sew it>>>>>>
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Answer 8

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Answer 9

I like to go to a cheap driving range to hit some golf balls. I suck but it's fun.

Answer 10

i anjoy bird watching, well buy a 1.00 bag of bird food throw it in your yard take pictures hell i do its fun to me. im home all day so why not lol
its really neat because like 60 come in my yard and then all the big birds push the little birds away lol plus i have3 birds nest on my roof and the babys are so cute lol

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learn about aids, vitiligo, join a non-profit orginazation!

Answer 11

Reading, playing basketball, playing cards, rollerblading, going fishing, writing, stamp collecting, scuba diving, cooking, painting, collecting post cards, keeping a scrapbook, etc.