Hobby ideas for the disabled

[LoraMoser]

My cousin got a bit like that after he was smashed up by a car. He got a digital camera and a printer and we found he's got an amazing skill at portraits. He took photos of people at a head injury club he goes to and they were just amazing.

[Friday]

Origami can be good; https://youtu.be/pNDXzkLV0Fw some of the models created from different origami shapes are beautiful but obviously take a lot of time to create.
https://youtu.be/k9fD3L2cmIk

https://youtu.be/D0pVkNDSv-I

https://youtu.be/N8p_MIq4ngU

HTML coding and other types of coding can be learned via https://www.w3schools.com/html/
Some basic web pages can be created using google sites. https://sites.google.com/classic?usp=sites_home

Learning to use a sewing machine can be quite satisfying with making drawstring bags and quilting aswell as adjustments to clothing and making gifts of pencil cases, trousers etc;
https://www.youtube.com/user/SewingPartsOnline

using a perforating tool for creating raffle tickets, decorations, creating notebooks https://youtu.be/S2FRKbQI2kY

weaving https://youtu.be/X5caCzqLN9Q

paracord bracelets https://youtu.be/LtlLPxSMfds

Hope something helps.

[Casey_2104]

Origami can be good; https://youtu.be/pNDXzkLV0Fw some of the models created from different origami shapes are beautiful but obviously take a lot of time to create.
https://youtu.be/k9fD3L2cmIk

https://youtu.be/D0pVkNDSv-I

https://youtu.be/N8p_MIq4ngU

Agree on origami, my dad in the last few years got into it. It takes a lot of time to see the result but it definitely worth a try.

[susieq]

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