Friday Five--February 11, 2011
I've not done any of these that I can recall, but this one looked interesting and applicable.
1. What are some hobbies you would like to try, but haven't done so?
I would say the only hobby I have yet to try but want to, would be inkle loom weaving. I'd love to do woodworking which I've done a little of.
2. Why did you not pursue these hobbies?
I've got the loom (from a great friend who no longer wanted it), just need to find the time and help with instruction on starting. On woodworking, I found it too expensive in needed tools and it needs lots more space, for me to take up.
3. Do you often feel limited by your financial state with how you spend your free time?
No. Most of my hobbies while not cheap, have a good stash of items ready for me to use. I just need to use my free time better than I do currently.
4. Do your hobbies play a major part of your life, or help define who you are?
Yes, at least the costume work I've done has become a big part of my life, and the research behind them has helped define who I am today. I only wish I had started this research and passion for costuming much earlier than I did. I was into it, just not that into it until the past decade or so.
5. Do you have any hobbies you have made income from?
Yes, from occasional costume creation, and a little from the research I did for Margo's pattern line.
1. What are some hobbies you would like to try, but haven't done so?
I would say the only hobby I have yet to try but want to, would be inkle loom weaving. I'd love to do woodworking which I've done a little of.
2. Why did you not pursue these hobbies?
I've got the loom (from a great friend who no longer wanted it), just need to find the time and help with instruction on starting. On woodworking, I found it too expensive in needed tools and it needs lots more space, for me to take up.
3. Do you often feel limited by your financial state with how you spend your free time?
No. Most of my hobbies while not cheap, have a good stash of items ready for me to use. I just need to use my free time better than I do currently.
4. Do your hobbies play a major part of your life, or help define who you are?
Yes, at least the costume work I've done has become a big part of my life, and the research behind them has helped define who I am today. I only wish I had started this research and passion for costuming much earlier than I did. I was into it, just not that into it until the past decade or so.
5. Do you have any hobbies you have made income from?
Yes, from occasional costume creation, and a little from the research I did for Margo's pattern line.