easy cozy hobbies to try!! 🧺✨ #cozyhobbies #cozygaming

[samarie]

Here’s one I recently found…miniature house kits! It’s like Legos but you’re putting together a dollhouse from scratch. It’s mindless yet keeps your brain engaged at the same time…it’s just amazing. And you get adorable tiny houses and “book nooks” for your bookshelf!

[skittebella]

personally hobbies i do are
reading
writing
scrapbooking
journaling
and playing games like stardew valley and sims!

[Acehigh-Jenkins]

I recommend keeping a commonplace book as a hobby it’s great if you don’t have the commitment to journal daily. I use mine for poems, quotes and all sorts, but you can have one focused on particular topics. All you need is a notebook to start and there are videos on here giving ideas on what to put in.

[barbara]

I do scrapbooking with movie or actor cutouts, interesting newspaper articles or nice scenery from home decor magazines.

[pasteldoggiesever]

Here some hobbies I did and that I enjoyed
Making bracelets - definitely recommend, this hobby lasted me almost over a year but then I stopped when I wanted to find a new hobby! It’s so fun, relaxing, and takes your mind off of stuff. It also looks super cute and you can create it how ever you like! You can also sell them and order super cute deals!! Recommend making clay bracelets

Re-doing your phone screen / iPad screen - whenever you go, it looks super aesthetic and you can change it however you would like!! It feels so good to have a new, refreshed, unique screen and there is so many ways you customize it and change it!

Finding a new series - I know reading a book sounds boring but once you find a good series, it can last you months or years and it can inspire you to write or think more creatively! It’s also just a good way to take a break and escape reality! For ages 8-13 I recommend Dork Diaries, Cupcake Diaries, Diary of a Wimpy kid, Wonder, Keeper of the Lost Cities. For ages 14-18, The summer I turn pretty, hunger games, maze runner, also keeper of the lost cities!


Making a wishlist - it’s super relaxing especially while playing your favorite wishlist and drinking a nice cup of refreshing water or lemonade! You can get or save up for stuff which can motivate you and also it takes up time quickly finding new ideas to get stuff!

Drawing / animating - OMGOSHH this is so good, this is like a lifetime hobby, I always like to draw but the time it was my biggest hobby was for 3+ years!! I love it and it helps you be a more creativity, prettier drawer. It also takes up time quickly and can do it anywhere! You can make it where it looks aesthetic or how ever you would like

Learning / doing a sport - classic! It’s super fun and it can go super far! If you really like it, you can do it competitively. I been doing cheer for 6+ years and competitively for a few months and its super fun! Some sports that is super popular or you might like to do is soccer, volleyball, cheer, pickle ball, futsal, track and tennis! They usually last a long time and they can take you far, good exercise, and good for your health!

Here are some hobbies I liked to do and did which was fun!!

Extra hobbies ideas🌺
Creating bracelets
Watch TV
Take a relaxing bath
Write a story
Play Roblox
Do your Duolingo
Debazzle something
Look at sports
Go on a walk
Watch a movie
Re-do your phone
Create a rountine
Make a wishlist
Yoga
Exercise
Edit videos
Nap
Draw
Write
Make a prayer board
Make a fidget board
Make a Pinterest board
Create a “potion”
Make a social media
Make ASMR
Aesthetically study
Do your nails
Redo your room
Cook something
Make your own journal
DIY crafts
Play with your family
Make your own board game
Make your own game
Code
Dance
Make a makeup rountine
Crochet / sew
Make new year resolutions or month resolutions
Make a sketchbook
Go to a shop
Make stickers
Make paintings
Make a skincare rountine
Write yourself a future letter
Make a Etsy account
Read a Bible
Do a puzzle
Read a interesting series
Defy gravity

[sebastianfernandez]

Photography is a good passive hobby. I recently got into street photography 👍🏼

[Simpleandslowliving]

I would suggest building tiny houses (there are kits), crocheting and reading

[Zaima_xbtsxanime]

1) Lego
2)sketch booking
3) magazine
4) gaming

[MetalHobbit]

I personally like colouring book and markers. 😊

[NewEnglandSummers]

Gaming always my fave too! You always have so many options for what kind of mood do you want 🤍

[Cooking.withMaman]

cooking is one of my favorite hobbies 🥰

[Qwinnlan]

That cozy cart goes HARD! Such a unique/comfy idea! 💕🙏

[DoIDraw]

You guys can try crocheting too its actually pretty good

[LlamaDrama-if]

Low cost hobbies:

Origami. Play any tutorial on YouTube and grab a any sheet of paper you have laying around. 100% free.

Bookbinding. There are beginner methods that only require staples or glue and you can make notebooks with scrap paper. I get my paper from work. Everything that we print and would end up in the trash, I take it home. Just ask if they're ok with it (don't take sensitive information home).

Mending or darning. The only materials needed are thread and a needle. You actually save money in the long run.

Baking. I like making pizza or flat bread. You probably already have an oven or a skillet. Very rewarding and also saves money.

Sudoku! You don't need to buy a book. You can print sudoku at home, copy it from Google images or play on your phone. 100% free hobby.

[sailorchiaki]

I’d like to recommend perler beads. It’s been such a relaxing hobby for me and helps me to be creative and even make gifts for my loved ones. I just pop something simple on the TV and get to work! :)

[zulanova]

This video is so aesthetic I dream of having your room

[Moomin_]

Im a really cozy person I might try 1 or 2 of these

[Mainlyvininout]

I have one suggestion for your hobby if that’s ok you could try infinity Niki if you want it’s a very cozy game and I love playing it
This vid also helped a lot thanks 😊

[liszst]

oooh my hobbies include gardening, gaming, clay art, needle felt, and punch needling! i used to read classical books when i was younger but i haven't had the heart to crack open a book nowadays lmao

[EsraSuliman-woun]

I recommend crochet, believe me it will save you a lot of money