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The 30 hobbies closest to card making in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Arranging photos, keepsakes and notes into decorated album pages.
Alike: Both relaxing and hands-on.
Different: Less fiddly.
Candle makingMore about following a method.
MosaicMore relaxing.
Polymer clayEasier to do alone.
Fuse beadsMore rhythmic and repetitive.
Resin artEasier to do alone.
Jewellery makingMore about collecting. Takes longer to get good at.
Soap & skincareMore to learn.
QuillingMore rhythmic and repetitive.
Stained & fused glassCosts more to start. Slower to reward you.
Cricut & vinyl craftingCosts more to start. More screen time.
Basket weavingMore rhythmic and repetitive. Takes longer to get good at.
OrigamiMore about following a method. Less about being useful.
BookbindingMore to learn. Takes longer to get good at.
LeathercraftCosts more to start. More to learn.
Flower arrangingLooking after living things. More to learn.
Pressed flowersMore time outside. More to learn.
CosplayCosts more to start. More about performing.
Collage & decoupageLess about being useful.
MacraméMore rhythmic and repetitive.
Acrylic paintingLess about being useful. Takes longer to get good at.
CrochetMore rhythmic and repetitive. Takes longer to get good at.
Ice cream makingMore to learn.
Needle feltingMore rhythmic and repetitive.
WeavingMore rhythmic and repetitive. Takes longer to get good at.
Home bakingMore physical.
PrintmakingMore to learn. Takes longer to get good at.
PyrographyMore to learn. Takes longer to get good at.
Silk paintingMore to learn. Takes longer to get good at.
Tufting & punch needleCosts more to start. More physical.The closest are Scrapbooking, Candle making, Mosaic, Polymer clay and Fuse beads. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Fuse beads is close to card making and costs less to start.
