I'm starting slowly to return to my felting...

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Hello Everyone/anyone who reads my blog still...

I am slowly getting stronger and have now been allowed to restart my chemo which is a huge relief. Having been so poorly after my operation I see this as a positive (even though I obviously would rather not be on chemo again...)

So I have started felting and am trying out some new ideas

 

Felted shell babies £5 each

I am still enjoying making my hamsters £5 each

And am failing miserably at making cats... I won't even put a price on it yet until I can improve her! Maybe she needs a tail... 


I am going to continue to make some more, even if it is just as a distraction and a bit of mindfulness - but if anyone does want to buy any I have made just text/ whatsapp/ facebook inbox me anytime! First come first served!! I am not starting orders again just yet, as I have no idea how this chemo will make me feel, so don't want added pressure of having to make specific things just yet. 

 

Back again very soon with another fun idea Rosie and I have had... WACTH THIS SPACE IN THE NEXT WEEK OR SO! 

Love to you all, Gemma xx




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