Relatively Crafty Lasses

I'll apologise now as this may be a bit of a long post, though I feel it's necessary rather than just begin posting again without an explanation.
Rewind back to March 2020, obviously when coronavirus hit. At that point I was classed as vulnerable, because of this I was sent home early one day and told not to return to work until the situation was a bit more clear. At this point, I wasn't equipped to work from home, so I had the time to focus on my business. Fast forward a week, when the whole country went in to lockdown, I picked up the role of Teacher. Still, I had time to do little bits and pieces for my business. Fast forward to June, I was able to go back in to the office a few days a week, as well as home schooling, as well as my little business. August, we finally got the equipment we needed to work from home, so one week I'd have to spend a few days in the office and one week I'd work from home, but we were back to full time hours. Less time with my boys, less time for managing the house and less time for my business.
September, our boys go back to school, but I'm working full time, we still have a house to manage, our spare time is taken up by the boys, and rightfully so.
Fast forward to January. We're plunged back in to lockdown, we're back to home schooling, still working full time, still have the house to manage. But at this point, I'm also preparing to start a new role, handing over my old role to colleagues.
March, schools were able to open again and I started my new role, which is massively different to my old role, so this is a huge change for me, a learning curve. We still have a house to manage, still working full time.
I’m fortunate enough to have never suffered with my mental health, even throughout a global pandemic. But I knew something would give if I didn’t take anything off my shoulders. As it isn’t my main source of income, I made the decision to take a break from my business.
I’ve been working on a few things recently, which I’ll be showcasing in the next few days. All of which can be customised, colours, images, fonts. As well as taking completely custom orders, I think it’s safe to say I’m back open for business!

#2020