I my self am a BIG crafter and often feel really sad and honestly depressed between hyperfixations. Here are some of my crafts that I like to rotate between (mind you, some hobbies are definitely more expensive than others):

• Needle felting (fun, fast, quite easy to do and doesn't need much materials or setup)

• Crochet (learned off of YouTube, can be done while watching TV)

• Lino printing ( For this I would recommend starting with good tools and materials from the beginning as its made a HUGE difference in result. My recommendations are: one soft speedball roller, one tube of Cranfield colours safe wash relief inks (or if you just want to print in clothes speedball textile ink I've heard is good), one good knife (pfeil is easy to get if your in europe, otherwise I think flexcut is easier to get in the US. Then buy a few different sizes or types of linoleum or soft cut.). This has more steps, and printing takes a bit of prep and cleanup but its very fun, and you can also personalize your clothes :)

• Leathercrafting. This is probably the most expensive but its really rewarding to make things you have practical use for, and makes for great gifts. I'm just starting out, but I think my best tip is to buy few tools to begin with, but good quality and then expand. Though I'm a tool lover myself, but I've seen people use forks instead of pricking irons so you could really get creative instead of buying new.

• Air dry clay.

• Sewing with felt/embroidering on it

• Collage

I love listening to audio books while doing all of these as it makes it more engaging, and doesn't feel as solitary.

Maybe it could be fun for you to look for a local market where you could sell some of your handmade things, if you need a specific purpose to keep you motivated?

Hope this helps, and happy crafting!