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Craft Items for Sale
  • Instagram and Facebook are post to frequently.
  • Blog will have all the items available and I can always send a picture of the final product if there is not a link currently.
  • To order email me at daisy.oneluckeywife@gmail.com
  • Items and prices are listed here. I have also included the time it takes to make an item.
  • I use 100% cotton yarn, polyfil stuffing and lead free safety eyes (despite the name they are a choking hazard).
  • Thread use is DMC on all craft items.
  • My items are intended for decoration purposes only. NOT intended for children or infants to play with as some parts can be a choking hazard. 


Homeschool
  • Instagram and Facebook will have all the updates on reviews and the fun stuff we do.
  • Blog will have the reviews, tips and tricks.
  • I have found homeschooling provides lots of benefits for our family.
  • We have chosen Timberdoodle as our curriculum. 
  • We are apart of a homeschool group that does field trips, play dates and other educational activities together.
  • Our school year starts in January and ends in December; we school year round.


Pineapple Clothing Ambassador
  • Pineapple Clothing is the company I get my workout and Mommy and Me clothes from.
  • If you use our coupon code, luckey, you’ll save 20% even on sale items! Just make sure you spell luckey with the ‘e’ so you can save money!
  • I love the fabric that they use especially on their workout clothes. They have a bit of a stretch to them.  



    I am a wife and mother of two. I have anxiety, depression, ptsd, schizophrenia and epilepsy. My childhood was rough; mental, physical and sexual abuse. We have a dog (Ice) and a cat (Squeaks).  I started crocheting to help with my anxiety and fell in love with the craft. I have been cross stitching since I was in the 5th grade. In 2021 I started embroidery. Homeschooling is awesome and provides many benefits for our family. My husband and daughters make my life a gift. They make me a better person and I love them.

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