It was back in November and Artfire was nowhere near as slick, but that's not why I left.

I think it's worth it

ah! you let it go? come on back...but come through someone's invite so they can build towards the free for life

I was struggling with managing more than one venue and I had a lot of stress in my life at the time. Lost my Mother-in-law to cancer in Jan

ouch - that's rough rose!

like TiLT said - get an invite - I'd love to give you one

My hesitation isn't about Artfire. It's my busy life.

I hear ya there...

I don't want to get too personal, but are customers finding you? Are you selling? Is it worth it?

I would keep my Etsy shops too, because I have a lot of customers over there.

Before I had my handmade at Artfire, I was thinking of having my roving and supplies instead. What do you think?

My business has still be slow on Artfire, but I'm getting lots of hits, so I'm thinking it's just a matter of time

Thank for sharing that rose, I think handmade is selling more slowly in general right now. My hand dyed roving and other supplies are my

big sellers. They definitely keep me going and support my other two shops.