You're right. In other words, she needs to master a skill in the service sector, rather than engage in artisanal production of any product such as bread, soap, and clothing. Although in a few years, humanoid robots will probably appear that will displace people from the service sector...
Yep, anyway she could still make money from her
low skill, but instead of selling the product, she should sell her service to be a teacher.
I have this idea because I see someone doing that in my city, she actually was just a beginner, but she make an event about "sewing class" where she only accept 20 people. In this generation many people are lonely and they like to participate in so called "productive activity" on weekend.
She was quite successful with her event because it's always full.