Originally Posted by
AspenSong
I think it's the fact it's a lot of work doing any creative thing like that, for very little actual profit usually for most makers. Plus some customers make it way harder than it needs to be. So unless it's something where you do enjoy doing it and it keeps you busy, like with Richard and Melissa at LI - I see how it's hard to get burned out on it for that reason.
And I think depending on what the item is, there just seems to be less of a long term demand for more more more of that thing.
Another thing that could happen is that people say "Oh, I'd buy such and such if you were making them!" and then you start doing that and sell none/or less than you expected. lol. That happened to me. I made a couple items and kept getting told that people wanted one and I invested in getting all the stuff to make it in multiple colors....Sold 2! lol.
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