So, all of my kids have really unique names and I could NEVER find anything that was personalized for them at the stores, so I decided to try making my own. I wanted to make my kids water bottles with their names on them so that they wouldn't get them mixed up with other kids' at school. I watched tons of videos on YouTube and of course freaked out with how difficult they looked. After saving some money I decided to buy my Cricut and some vinyls. I went ahead and again watched a ton of videos to figure out how to use this awesome machine. Finally, I decided to give it a go and boom, I had just made a personalized water bottle. But then I started thinking "well how the heck is the vinyl going to stay on when I wash it? And I really don't want to hand wash it, I want to be able to put it in the dishwasher with the rest of the dishes". So then I started googling and came upon epoxy that was both dishwasher safe and FDA approved. I was so excited I literally went out and bought the product just as soon as I was finished reading the article. Again, I watched a ton of videos and epoxied my first bottle. After that day, I have just fallen completely in love with the entire process for personalizing items. I'm serious! I definitely have finally found my passion. I literally wake up and am thinking about what I am going to make today. It's all I think about!

Now to give you a quick little background on the name of my shop. Back in December of 2007, I delivered a beautiful little girl and we named her Daizy Jade. Unfortunately, she was only able to stay 3 days with us before she unexpectedly passed away from problems with her kidneys. So I vowed to never let myself forget about her and I wanted to include her with as much as I could within our lives because I was cut so short with the time I had with her. So there you have it, ForeverDaizy, oh and I had to throw in the "Co" because Etsy made me, lol.

Thanks for listening to my story and I promise with every order that comes from me it will be made with love, passion and in remembrance of my forever little baby girl.