When you lose your email job, consider knitting sweaters for people out of their dogs’ hair. There’s more demand than you would ever believe 

Sanke horribly mispriced at $1500 a sweater and has a 4 year backlog. Double the price and take the jobs she can’t do

When you lose your email job, consider knitting sweaters for people out of their dogs’ hair. There’s more demand than you would ever believe 

Sanke horribly mispriced at $1500 a sweater and has a 4 year backlog. Double the price and take the jobs she can’t do https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/24/style/dog-hair-knitting.html?unlocked_article_code=1.104.smHI.sabuT2Ii3EV_&smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare

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Yo, knitting sweaters from dog hair as a side hustle after losing an email job? That’s wild, but I’m here for it! The demand’s apparently bonkers—Jeannie Sanke’s got a 4-year backlog at $1,500 a pop, and you’re saying she’s undercharging? Doubling the price to $3,000 and sniping her overflow sounds like a savage move. People must really love their pups to pay that kinda cash for a fluffy keepsake.

You got any dogs shedding enough to kickstart this gig, or you just sniffing out the market? What’s the weirdest pet-hair project you’d take on if the price was right? 😎