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If your summer has been looking anything like this recently,
does your day consist of hours of love island, accidentally online shopping again,
all while at the same time scrolling on TikTok, you may have gotten to the point of feeling like,
I don't think I can look at my phone one more second, then this video is for you.
Because today in this video, I'm going to be giving you not one, not two, but 100 creative
things to do, creative hobbies to add to your life so that you can enter your hobby girl era
and just do more creative things in your free time. Make sure you save this video and come
back to it whenever you're looking for something creative to do. Send this video to your friends
and don't forget to subscribe. I love you. Let's begin with the basics. Why do you need a hobby?
Why are creative things something that would be important to add to your life? Even though
anything in this video can be done with other people, it is also so, so important to just build
your own relationship with yourself. I feel like one of the most important things is to learn how
to enjoy spending time on your own. Spending time on your own doesn't need to mean reverting to
sitting on your phone and scrolling on TikTok for hours and hours. I used to be someone who
would be so upset on the weekends if I didn't have a social plan. I would just feel a ton of angst
around not being invited places and stuff like that. I didn't start to have more inner peace,
I guess. Start really enjoying my life until I figured out how to spend more time alone. And
hobbies, specifically creative hobbies, was optimal for that. And a little disclaimer before
you jump into any of these things is to completely let go of any expectation of perfection that
you're putting on yourself. I feel like so many of us, especially with creative things, kind of
grew up in like art classes as kids where they would be like, there are the good art kids and
then there are the ones who aren't creative. Either are or you aren't. And I just want to say that is
false. First of all, I don't even think that that's something that can really be judged. If the idea
of not being great at it at first or great at it even ever is what's holding you back from even
trying, I think it's so important to kind of step out of your comfort zone a little bit and be okay
with that process of maybe not being amazing at something, especially in the beginning. It's a
really good like just self-growth skill to push through that feeling. Learn how to kind of laugh
at yourself along the way. And also just remember it's not that serious. It's supposed to be fun,
it's supposed to be something that brings you joy. You don't have to put it online, you don't
have to sell it, you don't have to make money off of it. It's something that's just for you to improve
your own life. It's for you, it's for fun, and that is seriously all that matters. So without further
ado, sit back, get a snack because we have a lot to go through. Okay, so this is going to be a mix
of like very specific crafts and kind of like more in general hobbies. The first idea I have is these
really adorable calico critter keychains. I made a bunch of these for the holidays for my friends.
They're so easy. All you need is a calico critter. You could use anything really. You basically have
to unfortunately give them like a little bit of a lobotomy. Um but it's okay, it's gonna turn out
cute so just don't let that rattle you too much. You can find these little screw hook things at any
craft store in the jewelry section. You screw it in and then you just attach a little keychain to
it and it is literally so cute. Phone cases. Decorating phone cases. There are literally so
many cute ways to do this that I've seen. You could simply do like a really cute collage with
just some modge podge and stuff on a case that you get or like resin or something and sink objects
in that will dry. Crocheting. There are so many things that you can crochet. Crochet these little
like hair bows to put in your hair. You can crochet clothing. You can crochet a bag, phone case, or
glasses case. Also knitting. Knitting is one of those things that I feel like is very much like a
very lifelong skill. You could start off with really easy things like scarves or some cute
little mittens but I really want to get so good at knitting that I could knit like a sweater.
How beautiful are these? I think that would just be like amazing and I think it's cool that you
can very much like progress with your knitting. That can really become this big lifelong hobby.
You might have heard of this like air dry clay. I've seen people make little match boxes or little
like match holders. It air dries which is really cool. Kind of like grown-up play-doh and I'm a fan
of that. I really want to make these little magnets and they are just so cute. I feel like
learning to make your own clothes is something that's really intimidating. I can do it, you can
do it. Things that you could hand sew are these really adorable shirts. These are literally so
cute. Basically all you have to do is cut out like shapes, whatever shape of shapes you want. You
could do little words and then you just sew it onto a shirt. You can add ribbons to your clothes.
It's like pinning a little ribbon in place and then just sewing it on your clothes how you want.
Hand sewn, you can hand sew little patches on your clothes or onto bags. I love putting different
like lace trims on my clothes and kind of dip your toe into sewing. When you're first starting sewing
I think a really great way to kind of just figure out how things work and get more comfortable with
the idea of it is just to start with some thrift flips. So start maybe altering some clothes that
you already have, turning clothes into slightly different clothes. Additionally almost anything
you want to sew will have a pattern for it that you can print out at home on like Etsy and stuff
and a lot of them are really inexpensive. Like I just bought a couple patterns and I don't think
one was over five dollars. Some really easy first projects you could do are tote bag. This is
probably number one the easiest thing that you could start with because it's literally just a
rectangle. You could probably even figure it out yourself without a pattern. These adorable makeup
bags. These are on my list to do. Same with pencil cases. Something I really want to sew are these
really pretty book covers. These scrunchies I think would be pretty simple. You might even be
able to hand sew these. Same thing with headbands or these like coin purses. You can get these
gorgeous like vintage handkerchiefs at literally any thrift store, antique store. I have started
like collecting a bunch that I'm waiting. I just want to get like a couple more and then I
definitely want to sew some of these really pretty little like handkerchief curtains. I just think
they're gorgeous. You can sew airpod cases, gift or jewelry pouches. You can even sew pillows in so
many different designs. These adorable car wheel covers, eye masks, or a little hanging ornament.
With sewing it's one of those things where I think like you really just have to go for it because
you are gonna literally learn the most just from running into problems. Don't even feel like you
have to wait that long before you start kind of jumping into trying to make some clothes. I have
some more like sewing quilting stuff coming up but let's move on from sewing for a second. Baking.
These pastries, these cakes. How pretty are these? I definitely want to get better at baking. I think
that'd be so fun. Any type of like wreath. My mom is so artistic. One thing that we love to do
together is make wreaths. I'm going over this week to make a flowery like summery wreath.
Charm bracelets. Whenever I go to thrift stores or antique stores I always make sure to look at
like the vintage charms and I've just been collecting a bunch and eventually I want to
put them all like on a little bracelet. I also think this would be a really cute thing to do
with your friends and maybe like each year you guys can add a different charm together. Button
bracelets or like button necklaces are so cool. You could also like collect like vintage charm
and put them on necklaces. I think these are so cool. You could try a pottery class. You could
even do like a pottery throwing class. Pottery wheel. Like some people absolutely fall in love
with this and it could totally just become this like big hobby that's a part of your life. Finally
but more of like a fun like one-time thing would be to go to like a color me mine studio. If you
have one in your area they have all the ceramics already like pre-made and then you can paint them.
Paint on vintage paintings. Okay this one sounds crazy and I don't mean ruin a vintage painting
but if there's little cute things that you could add to something that you find at the thrift store
the antique store that would be so cute and it's a kind of fun way to personalize something for your
space. I got this idea because I've seen these ones for like Halloween and for the fall which I just
think are so cute and I'm dying to do this year. I'm such a fall girl. I literally have fall on the
brain right now. It's taking all of my might not to begin watching Gilmore Girls again. These are
really cool personalized collage art pieces basically. The idea is kind of like scrapbooking
but as an art piece if you're doing this as a gift for somebody you could like personalize some
pictures that you guys have together. You could write a little letter to them in pretty handwriting.
Oh another idea with this is using books from your childhood. For example I have I have this
Angelina Ballerina book. This was like my favorite book growing up. A lot of books I feel like especially
ones that we grew up with just have literally the most beautiful illustrations. Like doing
something with these pictures making like an art piece out of them I think could be really cool
taking these out and framing them as is. And that leads me of course to scrapbooking. I feel like
that's a huge hobby for some people. Formal journaling writing these really beautiful pages.
I think that is an art in and of itself but also junk journaling which is basically where you have
a journal but it's filled with like literally whatever from journal entries to lists, collages,
movie tickets, little mementos. I want my journal to literally be packed with like fabrics and
photographs and tickets like sticking out of it. Embroidery the lost art. Whenever I think of
embroidery it reminds me of Felicity the American Girl um and how she hated embroidery but personally
I think it'd be a fun idea. Oh and this is also your PSA to look at thrift stores in their craft
area. Recently I actually got a embroidery hoop which I'm really excited to start using. Kind of
creative fun thing to do. And frame our little like fabric collages and I think that'd be a
really cute way to spruce up your space. Quilting. I actually fell in love with quilting this year.
Quilting is another one of those things that looks insane. It looks absolutely unapplicable
to our lives. It's actually very therapeutic and a lot less hard than you would think. I started
my quilting journey this year by doing one of these oven mitts which was so fun. Literally
had so much fun making it and it was not that hard. Basically all you need is your fabric cut
out into the shape and then you're basically making a sandwich with your fabric and the quilting like
material. Grab your ruler and make very straight lines in like a crisscross direction. You sew
across those lines just to basically form it all together. From there you can cut out the shape of
whatever it is and move on with it as if it's just a piece of fabric. And from there I ended up
quilting some bags that I gave to my friends. Some other things that could be quilted are those
makeup bags. Again for the holidays this year I made my dad a quilted laptop case which is cool
because it's protected. You could also do these little ipod cases, glasses cases, pencil cases,
airpod cases, these hot pleat pads, and even clothing. You could take it one step further
and even literally make a quilt. You could start off with something really simple and just cut out
really even squares, a bunch of them, in different fabrics. You could use scrap fabric. Once you have as
many squares as you want to make your quilt however big you want, you sew like different
rows together and then you quilt it just like you would have something smaller. I think these painted
cowboy boots are the cutest summer project and you can also decorate headphones or airpod cases to
be super personalized to you. Garlands. I've seen these these really cute bow garlands. I've seen
other ones with just like little pieces of scrap fabric. These little altoid boxes and then you can
kind of just use them as little storage for a lip gloss or some coins or whatever you want. You can
give your room a makeover. Okay there's so many fun little things you can do in your room to kind
of refresh your space but in and of itself just refreshing your space is creative and fun. You could
add like contact paper to your dresser. You can wallpaper your space with like peel and stick
wallpaper to make it kind of a little bit more affordable because that can be pretty expensive.
You could just do one small area of your space like I just did the inside of my closet doors or
if you want to get even really creative you could literally do it with wrapping paper. You get some
good double-sided tape and some cute wrapping paper. You could totally kind of use that in a
smaller area as peel and stick wallpaper. Stencils. As a society we do not talk about stencils enough.
If you're able to paint in your space you could totally add them to the wall to like your closet
doors or you could add them on furniture. These tiny wall paintings are so fun. To take that one
step further if you are able to paint in your space literally do a giant mural. Like if you
are into painting a drawing why not or maybe just like a giant canvas have fun with that. Which leads
me to my next idea which is just painting in general. There's so many different types of
painting from acrylic painting which you could do on canvases to watercolor painting. I'm actually
literally doing watercolors with my sister later today. I'm really excited. I love watercolor
painting. I think it's so fun and there's so many things you could make like bookmarks or you could
add it to your scrapbooks or you could make little pictures to frame or put around your space or
little cards to give to people. Mini paintings are so cute. Sketchbook. Start sketching. This is one
of those things that I feel like was really ruined for a lot of people when they were told they were
as bad at drawing as kids. Try to get your middle school art teacher out of your head and you have
me now okay and I'm telling you you are amazing. You are creative. Like you if you want to draw
draw. You totally can. Drawing is also like fashion sketching. Even if you don't actually
sew you can still design. Make a mixtape for your friends. Photography. My sister is really good at
photography. Music. You could take music lessons whether that be for your voice or maybe you want
to learn an instrument. There's also so many online free vocal lessons like on youtube as well as online
youtube videos helping you learn how to even play instruments and stuff. It's literally never too
late and just because you didn't do chorus or band in middle school doesn't mean that now in your
late teens, 20s, 40s, 70s even that you can't learn a new instrument or try to work on your singing
voice. Like why not? If you get really into that you can even write songs or create music. Trying
out a dance class. It's never too late okay. I promise you it's never too late. Flower bouquets.
You could learn how to arrange flowers. There is a whole art in that and that would be a really cool
skill to have and would just be really fun I feel like as well to get into. Same thing with gardening.
That's creative and really cool and could be a new hobby that you explore. You can sew stuffed
animals. These are so cute. Hi guys. Okay it's the next day because the list got so long I had to
take a snack break but we are continuing. You can press flowers. Make flower crowns. This is on my
list. I want to like make a proper flower crown. Also needle felting. This is something I used to
do all the time with my mom and it is literally so fun. These seashell candles. These really cute
stamp jars. Experiment with your makeup and do new fun things. Learn how to do your own nails.
You could totally like get super into this and learn different techniques. These shell mirrors.
You could also do this with other things besides shells. You could do buttons. You could just do
like fun trinkets. These painted wooden combs. I actually just ordered a wooden comb because I
really want to do this myself. Love notes. Literally write love notes and little letters to your
friends, to your family, maybe long distance people in your life. These paper crowns. How cute are these?
I feel like it's just like feeding the inner child within me but that would be like so fun for a
birthday party. Make jam and then put them in really cute little jars. You can paint candlesticks
and it literally looks like something from Urban Outfitters but you made it yourself and it didn't
cost you 45 dollars. You can make a letter box where you keep any letters. Same thing with just
like a memory box and just keeping like little mementos. So many different types of bookmarks
you can make whether it's beaded, other types of painted ones. Also these like bow bookmarks are so
cute and I really want to make some. You can stain clothing with flowers. I think they're like actually
not that hard to make so I feel like that'd be a really cool project. These like shell glasses. I
feel like I saw something that said these aren't actually safe to drink out of so do your own
research but I feel like they could still be a really cute like decoration or like a jewelry
holder. A field guide in the woods. In nature a lot. I feel like this would be so cute is keeping
a journal that when you're outside you kind of like doodle the plants that you see, you write
the things that you hear, that you smell, like your experience from the day. You can make one of these
book wall pages. I feel like I see all over Pinterest. Hair clips in general and getting
creative with like gluing fun things to hair clips. I think that's like a hundred. I hope that
that gave you some really fun ideas. I kind of just want to cancel everything else I had planned
this week and just like craft. So I hope that inspires you to do some fun creative things.
Not only just like when you find yourself scrolling on your phone and you're like I need to
put it down but also just in general I feel like adding hobbies and just creative
pastimes into your life is such a great way to just make life a little bit more fun.
Comment down below any video requests you have or if you want to see any of these crafts in
action be fun to do a video where I just pick like 10 of them. You do them together.
Anyway I love you all so much and I will see you on my next video. Bye!
