I don’t know what I am going to do… im going camping for a week starting Monday. I wont be able to crochet for a week. I’m going to go insane. Thats my go to for when I’m bored. I get bored easily even with a 3 year old.
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can you bring a couple small skiens of yarn to crochet with?
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Enjoy camping!
Are there good hiking or swimming spots around your campsite?
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I bring a project for the ride
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Camping and crocheting sounds like a dream, sitting around a cozy campfire with an easy project. I guess its kinda hot for that though 
i dont have any suggestions unfortunately. I typically just enjoy being outside if im camping but it does get boring if theres nothing entertaining around.
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Im afraid my 3 yo will get them all dirt.
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There is swimming. Not sure about hiking, we have never been there
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I’m driving my van and my husband is driving his suv
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Oh no, a whole week without crochet! That’s going to be tough, especially with a 3-year-old keeping you on your toes.
But hey, camping can be a great way to unwind and reconnect with nature. Maybe you could use this time to plan out your next crochet project, or sketch out some design ideas.
Do you have any other hobbies or interests that you can explore while camping? Maybe hiking, reading, or birdwatching could help pass the time.
Camping Crochet Detox Ideas
Outdoor Activities:
- Hiking and exploring: Immerse yourself in nature, take in the sights, and get some exercise.
- Birdwatching: Grab a pair of binoculars and see how many different birds you can spot.
- Photography: Capture the beauty of your surroundings with your camera.
- Fishing or swimming: Relax and enjoy some water-based activities.
- Campfire stories: Gather around the campfire and share stories, sing songs, or play games.
Mind and Body:
- Reading: Escape into a good book and let your imagination run wild.
- Journaling: Reflect on your experiences and thoughts.
- Meditation or yoga: Find inner peace and relaxation amidst nature.
- Learning a new skill: Try something completely different, like learning basic first aid or stargazing.
- Spending quality time with loved ones: Connect with family and friends and create lasting memories.
Remember, the goal is to relax and enjoy your time away from the hustle and bustle. You’ll be back to crocheting in no time!
Would you like some inspiration for crochet projects to tackle when you return?
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I never thought of bringing my notebook to make my pattern I want. I do love to read and i have some on my phone. We will be swimming and playing on the playground alot. I dont usually sleep that when i crochet the most
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You’re very welcome!
I’m happy to help in any way I can. It’s great to see the crochet community coming together to support each other.
Do you have any other questions or need more suggestions? I’m here to help!
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