When was the last time you picked up a hobby? Between navigating multiple income streams to spending time with loved ones and scrolling on social media, it may seem like non-monetary hobbies are a lost art form for millennials. However, hobbies are a creative outlet that can revitalize both your inner child and personal space that we all should consider.

If you’re looking for a hobby to pick up on the weekend or a rainy day, these ideas are fun and can be done from the comfort of your home.

Custom Throw Pillow Design

Step into your DIY era by designing and sewing custom throw pillows. Choose fabrics that match your decor and learn basic sewing skills to create unique, eye-catching pieces for your living room or bedroom. Designing custom throw pillows lets you experiment with colors and textures, and in the end, you’ll have pillows to decorate your living space with.

Watercolor Painting

Set up a small artist’s nook by a window in your home and invest in quality watercolor supplies and high-grade paper. Watercolor painting is therapeutic and a great hobby for managing stress and anxiety, especially if you lead a busy lifestyle.

Indoor Vertical Gardening

Utilize vertical space by installing a series of small shelves or hanging pots in a sunny part of your home to create a living wall. Focus on easy-to-care-for plants like succulents or ivy. It’s a great way to bring nature indoors.

Candle Making

Candle-making allows you to customize scents, colors, and shapes to fit your home’s vibe. It’s a great way to create mood lighting for any room. Plus, handmade candles make thoughtful, personalized gifts.

Artisanal Bread Making

Learn how to make your own artisanal loaves of bread and turn your kitchen into a boutique bakery. Start with basic recipes like French baguettes or sourdough and experiment with grains and seeds to find your signature bread.