Tuesday, April 7, 2020

Quilters Rally to Make Masks for Covid19



"When catastrophe is sequential, it eventually trains its survivors to greet terror with the serenity of the enlightened."

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/28/nyregion/naomi-replansky-eva-kollisch-coronavirus.html


 Public Making of Masks for the 2020 Covid19 Pandemic

When did it begin?





Public Making Masks


So-called “Simple respiratory mask to make:


March 17, 2020


March 18, 2020 – fb AQSG Members only
checked my emails and I got blog notices with patterns on March 18 and March 20 about making fabric masks from from Blogovin Daily Digest. I get this because of Barbara Bracken’s blogs that I am signed up for.


March 19, 2020 - Seattle


March 19, 2020 – Could Quilters solved the Mask shortage?


March 20, 2020 - Seattle


March 20, 2020 – Mayor Cuomo asks commercial businesses to make masks

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March 27, 2020


March 21, 2020- How to make an easy face mask that's washable and reusable with spare fabric


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March 31 - India


APRIL 3, 2020

5 comments:

  1. My sister in Washington State sent me (in NJ) this link on March 20 for the 100 Million Mask Challenge. It was soon after that that we heard that our local hospital was asking for masks. https://www.providence.org/lp/100m-masks?fbclid=IwAR0DTM03St4ad6-DnFNFeQxpTRhrVT1_en-Rb8tLK-rwlJjmPPqcElIQY-g

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    1. Thank you, Peggy, for this information to add to my research.

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  2. In Lincoln, NE, I organized a group of Lincoln Quilters Guild, Lincoln Modern Quilt Guild members and lots of friends to make masks, surgical caps and hospital gowns for 22 local organizations. We had our patterns together on Monday, March 23. Today, just short of 3 weeks later, we have collected and donated, 3,021 masks, 232 surgical caps and 149 hospital gowns! Sheila Green sheilagreen@windstream.net

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  3. Thank you, Sheila Green, for this information to add to my research about what you did to get quilters organized in Lincoln. Fantastic effort!

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