7 Hobbies That’ll Keep You Inspired All Winter Long
Krista Gray
Krista Gray
Krista Gray is a web producer and freelance writer who lives in San Francisco. When she's not working with clients through her company GoldSquare, she loves reading, traveling, and learning new things.
If you’re a big fan of activities suited for sunshine or have warm-weather hobbies, winter’s frigid temps and frightful weather can be a major bummer. We wouldn’t judge if, by now, you’re basically in a dark hole full of comfort food and too much screen time (new Netflix!). But if you’re starting to lack inspiration, there are thankfully (phew) tons of fun things you can do to flex your creative muscles while staying all warm and cozy inside. You’ll love doing these eight indoor hobbies as you count down the days ‘til spring.
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There’s no better time to perfect a signature dish than when you’re trapped inside without much else to do! Have fun trying out the recipes you’ve pinned for months, but never got around to whipping up, or take advantage of extra down time to prep delicious meals for the week ahead.<b>Get *really* good at “active recovery.” </b>
Active recovery, which encompasses restorative activities like stretching and foam rolling, is becoming trendy for a reason. Stream some YouTube vids and follow along. If you don’t feel like stretching your limbs or are looking for an extra element to deepen your healing practice, try meditation. Apps like Headspace are a perfect place to start and will easily guide you through your first sesh.<b>Try your hand at nail art.</b>
online class or scope out some of the amazing tutorials floating around the interwebs.<b>Learn the eye-pleasing skill you’ve always admired: hand lettering.</b>
chalk lettering and even water-brush lettering, there’s tons of variations to try!Krista Gray
Krista Gray is a web producer and freelance writer who lives in San Francisco. When she's not working with clients through her company GoldSquare, she loves reading, traveling, and learning new things.