After my tumble off a bike on Thursday I decided to go to A&E yesterday, at least now I can say with confidence that it's not broken (rather than blindly hoping). It was a 5 hour wait in the hospital, but at least I can put my mind at rest. I thought it was weird that I was the only person with a book, surely it's the ideal way to pass the time?
Thankfully I can move the lower part of my arm and I have full movement in my fingers. I had thought that I would be able to do no work for about a week or two but I've figured out a way to sew. If I do the stitches with my left hand and move the piece of work with my right that means I don't have to flex my arm.I'm doing exercises to loosen up my shoulder, but at the moment this method of working will have to do.
I'm still deciding on what to charge for them, €5 seems too little to pay me for my time, but I know they won't sell as well if I charge €6. Any advice?
wow mine are almost the same (i dont sell them on etsy, i make enough to give as gifts) i love your dotty ribbon on them!
ReplyDeleteThese are so wonderful..I would love to have a go at making them. My daughter loves any activity like this so it will be perfect for us to do together!
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy, yeah I think they are a fairly common design, but still super cute,I'm sure people love getting them as gifts!!
ReplyDeleteFairtrade-the key is to make a cardboard template so all your tree shapes are cut to the same size. Have fun with your daughter!!