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Get your friends involved and trade with them. Determine a theme, and then create Artist Trading Cards based on that theme. For example, one theme could be "Fantasy" and you could draw anything that you can think up, like unrealistic creatures.

Another theme could be "Things that make you feel good" and you could create cards that include whatever in life makes you feel wonderful, like sports, or games, etc. You could even create your own virtual world on Artist Trading Cards! By creating the themes, you are challenging yourself to think in creative ways. Artist Trading Cards don't have to just be things you draw, either.

You can paint or use other embellishments to create miniature works of art. The possibilities are endless! And because the trading cards are so small, they are easy to create and make a wonderful hobby.

Artist Trading Cards are fun for people of all ages. Here is an article that explains how to get started: http://site.escapadedirect.com/blog2/201... Another idea is to create Worry Dolls. Worry dolls are small colorful dolls that you put under your pillow at night to take your worries away.

You could make a bunch of the dolls, then donate them to a local children's hospital for the sick kids that are there. Here is an article that shows you how to make them: http://site.escapadedirect.com/blog2/200... Another activity is to make fabric bowls. The bowls are sturdy, colorful, and fun to make.

You can use them to store things in or use them for serving snacks. Here is an article that shows you how to make them: http://site.escapadedirect.com/blog2/200... Creating collages is relaxing and allows you to express yourself. Create collages of things that you like or that you are thankful for.

Here is an article to help get you started: http://site.escapadedirect.com/blog2/2009/11/25/art-works-series-activity-13-thankful-collage Spell your name with nature! Or create words, such as "Dream", "Love", etc. The finished project can be used as a decoration in your room, on a table, or left outside on a sidewalk for someone else to find. Here's how to do this activity: http://site.escapadedirect.com/blog2/2009/10/21/art-works-series-activity-9-spell-your-name-with-nature Make your own myriorama!

A myriorama is an endless puzzle that was popular during the 1800s. They are fun to make and allow you to be very creative! Here's how: http://site.escapadedirect.com/blog2/2009/09/15/art-works-series-activity-4-make-your-own-myriorama Write diamonte's!

A diamonte is a seven-line poem that gradually changes from one idea to a direct opposite and does not rhyme. When the poem is complete, it is in the shape of a diamond. (Diamont is French for Diamond).

Here's how to do this: http://www.escapadedirect.com/diamonte.html - this link includes a form you can print and use for writing your poems.

If you want something fun, modern, inexpensive and unique one exciting thing comes to mind...Model Rocketry! Model rocketry is the hobby of building and flying model rockets. They can go anywhere from several hundred to several thousand feet in altitude at speeds upwards of 300 mph!

Most hobby stores have these models for sale. Estes and Quest are the 2 main suppliers of model rocket related kits and items. As you gain experience with the hobby, you can even create your own model rocket designs rather than building the pre-made kits.

There are computer programs to help you design, predict the flight characteristics of your models. Google "model rocketry" for a TON of sites and clubs that will have all the info you need. Also visit your local library or bookstore and get your hands on the book called Handbook of Model Rocketry, by G.

Harry Stine ...this is the bible of model rocketry. To look at a great site immediately and get tons of info on how to start, go to http://www.apogeerockets.com/ Explore the links and the site but be sure to click on "downloads" and select "video: getting started in rocketry" Hope this helps, let me know what you think! Source(s): http://www.apogeerockets.com.

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