Are you still actually picking her up at playtime? If not, she probably learned that puffing at you gets you to leave her alone. You can try using a piece of cloth that you slept with (a shirt or blanket, etc) to pick her up while she's balled up if you're too worried about doing so with bare hands. She needs to be handled every night in an effort to socialize her--even if she puffs up and acts like she doesn't want to be handled. Don't let her push you away.
If you HAVE been picking her up, keep doing so. Try to spend half an hour or so a night handling her and talking to her. You can get frontal carriers (bonding bags) from people who sell them specially for hedgies, so you can just wear it around and leave her in the front so she can sleep and get used to you at the same time. You might consider one of those. The main thing is to keep picking her up and interacting, though.
She's a beautiful little girl, by the way.
If you HAVE been picking her up, keep doing so. Try to spend half an hour or so a night handling her and talking to her. You can get frontal carriers (bonding bags) from people who sell them specially for hedgies, so you can just wear it around and leave her in the front so she can sleep and get used to you at the same time. You might consider one of those. The main thing is to keep picking her up and interacting, though.
She's a beautiful little girl, by the way.