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So im looking for things i can make or do that dont invole a compute ror my phone, i feel like i need to stop staring at a screen as much. i dont have money either and ive been wanting to go to craft fairs but im not sure what to make or how to not look at a screen as much.

also i have depression so i lack motivation to do anyhting, but i want to be motivated im just not sure where to start also i tend to repeat questions because in a werid way, that helps me learn, but it seems to annoy others.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

origami! all you need is a paper and infinite possibilities await you. you can go as simple and as complex as you want and they make great little random gifts for those around you

jo nakashima has some great and easy to understand tutorials if you are wondering where to start