When summer winds down this September, people will feel less inclined to spend time outside. Warm temperatures will become rarer as days become cooler, and people may search for things to stay occupied with as they spend more time indoors. Fortunately, you can read below about five interesting hobbies that you can start in the fall.

Pottery

If you have never pursued the development of your artistic skills but always had the desire to try, one way to do that is through pottery. You can use your hands to make things out of clay, including bowls, masks, or vases. Although there may be a learning curve to get the hang of it, you’ll feel satisfaction as you see what you can form with your fingers.

Lockpicking

Picking locks is another interesting hobby that you can start in the fall. Many hobbyists get the same satisfaction from picking a difficult lock as they do with a puzzle game.

Once you buy a lock pick set and try to open a hard lock, you might find yourself hooked. You might even get so good that you’ll be able to use your skills in situations like when you lock yourself out of your house or car.

Calligraphy

Have you ever wanted to improve your penmanship instead of writing illegible scribbles that leave you embarrassed? Now is your time to take up calligraphy as a hobby so that you can learn to write beautiful letters. You may even find it to be a good stress reliever as you carefully print words that would have left your teachers in awe.

Knitting

Knitting might be the activity you seek if you feel like creating but want a hobby that leaves your hands far less messy than pottery. It can even help you relieve stress as you concentrate on your movements to create the best scarf or mittens for a special someone.

Volunteering

Finally, if you want to spend your spare time helping others, try volunteering. Find a local charity you’d like to support so that you can assist the less fortunate. You will experience an emotional lift when you see how your efforts make another person’s life better.

These activities will give you plenty to do as you seek refuge indoors from the cooler weather conditions. As you take them on, you can use your brain, feel relief, or even gain a sense of emotional satisfaction.

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