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The 30 hobbies closest to polymer clay in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Melting wax, adding scent and pouring it around a wick into jars and moulds.
Alike: Both relaxing and hands-on.
Different: More social.
Jewellery makingMore social.
Card makingMore social.
MosaicMore social.
QuillingMore rhythmic and repetitive.
Resin artLivelier.
ScrapbookingLess fiddly.
Soap & skincareMore social.
BookbindingSlower to reward you.
Fuse beadsMore rhythmic and repetitive.
Stained & fused glassCosts more to start. Slower to reward you.
Cricut & vinyl craftingCosts more to start. More screen time.
LeathercraftSlower to reward you.
OrigamiMore about following a method. Less about being useful.
Basket weavingMore rhythmic and repetitive. Slower to reward you.
Pressed flowersMore time outside. Looking after living things.
Flower arrangingLooking after living things.
CosplayCosts more to start. More social.
Needle feltingMore rhythmic and repetitive.
CrochetMore rhythmic and repetitive.
MacraméMore rhythmic and repetitive.
WeavingMore rhythmic and repetitive.
EmbroideryMore rhythmic and repetitive. Slower to reward you.
PrintmakingMore social.
PyrographyMore relaxing.
Silk paintingMore relaxing.
Tufting & punch needleLess fiddly.
Cake & cookie decoratingMore social.
Chocolate makingMore to learn. Slower to reward you.
Collage & decoupageLess fiddly. Less about being useful.The closest are Candle making, Jewellery making, Card making, Mosaic and Quilling. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Card making is close to polymer clay and quicker to pick up.
Card making is close to polymer clay and costs less to start.
