<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

I've been really scared to ask this on Reddit, mainly because no one likes accepting defeat, but we're really in a pickle and I'm having a hard time figuring out what to do.
May as well give you background info:

My husband is 24 and applying for disability for an extremely bad hip. "Hurts to walk" kind of bad hip. We're told this could take up to a year long process. (Ultimate goal is to get the hip FIXED since he wants to work)

We have 2 kids, 2 year old and a 3 month old. The 3 month old exclusively breastfeeds and it would break my heart to stop breastfeeding her (long story) if I got a job. Plus, my husband would have to bring her to me which isn't really doable since he has no license and if I got a job somewhere closer to home, he can't walk much. Side note - I do not produce with a pump for some stupid reason.

I need a job to pay bills, but everywhere I've ever applied, I either don't get a call for an interview OR I make it to the interview and they tell me I'm overqualified. It is very discouraging, especially since I just want to pay bills, I won't ask for a higher wage just because I have a degree in accounting.

I am an avid quilter. Love it, and make some pretty nice things, if I do say so myself. As a last resort since no other job is turning up, I'm thinking I need to try and sell stuff I make but kind of doubt anyone will buy from me since there are so many other people that sell stuff they make. Wondering if this could pay the bills until something comes along.
<bot>: In a world where a job is hard to come by, I need to hear uplifting stories so I don't lose hope.