That’s a lie.
My wife is into knitting and crochet, I’ve seen $300 purchases for yarn only, for just one dress.
Not to mention $50-100 needles or swifts or yarn caking tools
true. but I wanted to focus on the cost of entry. not the cost ceiling.
I could walk into a store and get all the materials/tools needed to make a scarf for about 10$. although I could if I wanted to, get expensive yarn and pay 10x or more.
there has to be a list of hobbies one can try that cost practically nothing:
Solving Rubik cubes (a high quality speedcube is about 20$)
Crocheting/stitching (needles and yarn after cheap)
Writing (free)
programming
… (please expand if you have any ideas)
Not no-cost but cooking, gotta feed yourself anyway might as well have fun with it
Cooking is cost negative relative to eating out. You just need a decent kitchen and plenty of free time
“needles/yarn after cheap”
That’s a lie. My wife is into knitting and crochet, I’ve seen $300 purchases for yarn only, for just one dress. Not to mention $50-100 needles or swifts or yarn caking tools
true. but I wanted to focus on the cost of entry. not the cost ceiling.
I could walk into a store and get all the materials/tools needed to make a scarf for about 10$. although I could if I wanted to, get expensive yarn and pay 10x or more.