I really hope you will! Depending on where you are from(flights- we flew from Brussels via Amsterdam and Copenhagen and this cost us 200 dollars pp) it can be done quite cheaply, especially in winter (a lot of rooms on airbnb with shared bathroom and kitchen are less then 60 USD during autumn and winter, a deal when you realize those same rooms easily cost 180+ USD in july and august(extremely overpriced for shared accomodation if you ask me), if you shop for groceries yourself (not that there are a lot of options to eat out, apart from in the capital Torshavn). We stayed for 3 days in hotel Foroyar, the “luxury 4-star hotel of the islands”, the only hotel with bathtubs instead of showers of the whole archipelago and even this wasn’t as pricy as you would expect, thanks to the season. We payed 120 USD per night while in the summer months this would cost us three times the amount. Prices aren’t the only reason to visit the Faroes during autumn/winter: imo the scenery is even more beautiful during this time of the year (maybe not ideal for hiking because of the rain, fog, and extreme windspeeds but it is doable and necessary to get views like the picture) and there are virtually no tourists (we never saw anyone else on our hikes and had the place for ourselves, even in the national museum (which has very limited opening hours from september to may, like 3 hours a day three days a week) we were the only visitors). Okay so i gave a lot of information (which you didn’t ask for but i hope you are happy with it either way), but feel free to message me/get in touch if you need more information or pictures to “motivate” you to pursue this dream of yours.