How are you making money in Cottage Living?
Im trying to just earn money from crops, selling knits and those hoops, and selling eggs and crops. But falling short due to the size of my bills (about 4K after reductions). I find I have to sell a...
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With this pack, the most money I've found so far is the golden hen. I always check out the stalls during festivals on Saturdays, and got lucky that the golden treat was available for purchase. It was pretty pricey at over 400 simoleons, but once you have a gold hen, the gold eggs can sell for 300 a piece. During festivals, I think you can sell the eggs for more, if your sim can haggle. Birds and bunnies you've befriended can give great gifts too, including animal treats. I watched one of Carl's videos on YouTube and he replaced all his animals with birds. It was pretty amusing to watch him 'farm' for gifts. I'm thinking I may actually give this a try as a rags to riches, once I've gotten further along with my current household.
And if your sims knit, the llama neck wear can sell for 1000 simoleons on Plopsy. Even without a llama to provide the wool, the profit is still about 700.
I'm sure there are other ways, I'm still discovering things as I go. I haven't played too much yet with oversized crops. They seem to require a lot of fertilizers which are quite expensive, so for now I've only been using them on crops that I'm planning to enter in festivals. The rest are used for canning or cooking.
And if your sims knit, the llama neck wear can sell for 1000 simoleons on Plopsy. Even without a llama to provide the wool, the profit is still about 700.
I'm sure there are other ways, I'm still discovering things as I go. I haven't played too much yet with oversized crops. They seem to require a lot of fertilizers which are quite expensive, so for now I've only been using them on crops that I'm planning to enter in festivals. The rest are used for canning or cooking.
