I have always loved all the crafts, although some interested me more than others. All the woodworking, including basketweaving, was interesting. Glassblowing was fascinating to watch, but it wasn't anything I ever imagined doing.
My first love since I was 8 or so has always been blacksmithing. Other than my time in Germany after college, I've always had a forge available, even if it sits idle because I don't have time. The smell of coal smoke is one of my favorite memory triggers for SDC.
But... even in the crafts heyday of the mid '70s to mid '80s, even when Shad was still working the forge, the crafts made and produced by the blacksmith shop were inaccurate. They sold cast aluminum trinkets for the most part, and some hoops and guides for rolling.
At some point the crafts being produced throughout the park changed focus from authentic handcrafts, to artisan level. The quality is extremely high, but the prices are high and the volume is low as a result. Mixing in mass produced lookalikes might be more profitable, but it hurts the market in the long run.