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SMAX 17 Mar 20 11:44 AM

Anyone learning a new skill?
 
With spending more time at home are you planning on using the time to catch up on some DIY that has been put off?

Planning on taking up photography?

Some crafts?

I will be spending some time finishing off painting the 18 doors we fitted earlier in the year.

rosetom 17 Mar 20 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by SMAX (Post 14343572)
With spending more time at home are you planning on using the time to catch up on some DIY that has been put off?

Planning on taking up photography?

Some crafts?

I will be spending some time finishing off painting the 18 doors we fitted earlier in the year.

I'm hoping to put my seedlings out and get ready for spring

Hope you well ventilate while painting you don't want to over work your respiratory system

SMAX 17 Mar 20 11:56 AM

Yep. I am taking the doors off and painting them in the garage. The paint is water based and has virtually no vapours too.

Tinkerbell 17 Mar 20 12:01 PM

I’m continuing with my Spanish course and about to start a new crochet project, also spend time doing digital scrapbooking.

New skills, not sure

This is a great little website and has lots of cheap online courses covering a wide range of topics from dog training to psychology


https://www.udemy.com/

I have several drawing courses and language courses on here

meggy 17 Mar 20 12:10 PM

I have a long list.

But my NEW challenge will be to paint my Dads office. He passed away nearly 4 years ago and it has not been touched in 30 years (yes 30). I finally feel able to take the posters down etc, but there are so many nails in the walls etc :omg:

I have NEVER painted anything in my life so this will be interesting!

Went to local DIY to get some paint - got it but shelves empty in parts - told that they have had a ruch on paint etc as people deciding to get DIY jobs done!

Emmie2016 17 Mar 20 12:21 PM

I started crochet at christmas but I want to learn how to knit.

Trying to find a hobby for my hubby that doesnt involve sport!

Mr Tom Morrow 17 Mar 20 12:34 PM

We have already weeded out 1000's of 'hard copy' photographs.

But in our spare time we intend to get some Photo books created and sort into folders, clearly marked, the tens of thousands of digital photos we have.

Guest 17 Mar 20 01:09 PM

My mother in law, or rather my father in law’s wife has asked me to crochet an item for her. I took up crochet again after forty years a couple of years ago. So not a brand new skill, but what she wants is quite complex and I will need to learn some new stitches and techniques. I am looking forward to it.

meggy 17 Mar 20 01:22 PM

Good Idea - onto list!

meggy 17 Mar 20 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Emmie2016 (Post 14343648)
I started crochet at christmas but I want to learn how to knit.

Trying to find a hobby for my hubby that doesnt involve sport!

Forgot that one. Brought the wool to make a crochet blanket for my Great Niece 2 years go :erm:. That will be undertaken!


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