Diagnosed with breast cancer , Sara Cutting faced the prospect of losing her curly blonde hair during the rigours of chemotherapy . But rather than let it get to her , she decided to embrace baldness by taking a selfie every day – and showing off a spectacular hat each time . The 46-year-old company director makes her own headwear from anything she can get her hands on , including cakes , board games , a teapot , radio , lampshade and even kitchen roll . Have your cake and eat it : Is it a hat ? is it a snack ? or could it even be both . Sara Cutting has embraced her baldness by taking a selfie each day . Perky : Fancy a brew anyone ? Sara shows off recycled coffee cups , left , and going radio gaga , right . Cap of tea : Very handy for hot heads who like a brew , left , and what you call a real deerstalker , right . Hello petal : A crown of blooms in shades of red and yellow , left , and marking a milestone in her cancer treatment , right . Blonde locks : Sara Cutting before chemotheraphy . She then uploads smiling selfies to Facebook , Twitter and Instagram , where she has thousands of followers . And to cap it all , the idea has helped raise £9,000 for MacMillan Cancer Support . Now on day 142 of the challenge , her treatment has finished and her hair is starting to grow back – but she has decided that she likes being bald and plans to stay that way . ‘ Life has to go on and you have to find a way of coping , so this has been a really good focus for me , ’ she said . ‘ It ’ s a reason for me to get my make up on , get dressed and put on a big smile , no matter how I ’ m feeling. ’ Miss Cutting , who runs a building and renovation company in Brighton , said the experience has been ‘ liberating ’ . Her selfies have generated many fans online , with offers of ideas coming in from as far as Australia . And she has already worn hats by designer Philip Treacy , who was behind many of the creations worn at the Royal Wedding in 2011 . Miss Cutting , who was diagnosed with cancer last summer and began chemotherapy in October , begins a four-week course of radiotherapy next week . She hopes her challenge will help raise awareness and prompt others to check for signs of the disease . Donations can be made on Sara 's JustGiving page . Fascinating : Sara models an intricate creation in pastel hues , left , and turns a bell into a headwear , right . Your move : Businesswoman Sara uses a Scrabble board to achieve maximum style points . Globe trotting : Miss Cutting said the experience has been 'liberating ' and hopes her challenge will help raise awareness .
br ##ett , 46 , underwent chemotherapy following cancer diagnosis . After losing her hair embraced baldness by taking a shower every day . Makes her own headwear from anything she can get her hair on . 142 day challenge has raised £ 9,000 for breast Cancer support . Now wants to stay bald even though her hair has started to grow back .