Your other hobbies.

I've been working on bits and pieces of my Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them suitcase, but nothing is done enough for a picture yet. Hopefully, the Thunderbird corral will get done this weekend though.

I also decided to start working on my petit point again. The picture is the start of a rug that will be about 6-1/8 × 8-1/2 inches when done.

I've also got a finished piece that is rolled up in damp towels now so it will soften and I can pin it to a board to block it so it will be "square". That piece is about 6-3/4 × 5-1/4 inches. I'll post a picture of it when I get it pinned later today.

Just for reference, the silk gauze being used as a canvas has 42 holes/stitches per linear inch, i.e. 1764 holes/stitches per square inch. So, that means the finished piece has 62,511stitches.

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One room done in the Newt Scamander suitcase! Well, except for the curtain, rod and holders. I'm saving the printable fabric for last so I can hopefully print all 3 curtains on 1 sheet. That stuff is expensive.

Presenting the Thunderbird habitat.

Obscuris room next. It has a frozen lake started.

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I have way too many hobbies! I really enjoy picking up new hobbies and learning new things.

I’m a lifelong equestrian (currently doing a bit of dressage and a bit of jumping). I also cycle a fair bit for exercise - I commuted by bike for 13 years and really miss it, so I try to ride when I can.

My two crafting hobbies are knitting and cross stitch. I’m currently working on a cross stitch stocking for my friend’s daughter.

I also love playing video games and watching NFL football. I’m a die-hard Buffalo Bills fan.
 
Herbaceous said:
I have way too many hobbies! I really enjoy picking up new hobbies and learning new things.

I’m a lifelong equestrian (currently doing a bit of dressage and a bit of jumping). I also cycle a fair bit for exercise - I commuted by bike for 13 years and really miss it, so I try to ride when I can.

My two crafting hobbies are knitting and cross stitch. I’m currently working on a cross stitch stocking for my friend’s daughter.

I also love playing video games and watching NFL football. I’m a die-hard Buffalo Bills fan.
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I owned, trained, and showed horses as a teenager. I miss it. I did a lot of three day eventing. It's a rather expensive hobby but it was so wonderful. After I became an adult I couldn't afford to take care of my horses and had to sell them, terribly sad.
 
JAS_OH1 said:
I owned, trained, and showed horses as a teenager. I miss it. I did a lot of three day eventing. It's a rather expensive hobby but it was so wonderful. After I became an adult I couldn't afford to take care of my horses and had to sell them, terribly sad.
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I studied bloodlines and bred with the help of my own tesio programs. I had 5 broodmares and bred some nice horses. I bred a horse that won a group 1 race.

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rascal said:
I studied bloodlines and bred with the help of my own tesio programs. I had 5 broodmares and bred some nice horses. I bred a horse that won a group 1 race.

Russ
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Standarbred harness, yes?
 
I turned a hobby into a career, both commercially and recreationally, which branched out into another career. Diving. Started out as a recreational hobby, then I took commercial diving in college, earning an Associates Degree, did't offer a Bachelor's degree. Did a little work in the Gulf of Mexico commercial oil industry out of Louisiana, did some "salvage" work then became a recreational scuba instructor and dive boat captain. Then onto dive compressor repair, building toys for rich people (for 70 + meter yacht diving programs), now selling filters and filtration for dive filling systems in dive stores, dive resorts, yachts and fire station compressor systems.
 
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