Remodeling and restoring my almost Bungalow-style home along with stories of gardening, grandkids and small town living.
Monday, April 20, 2020
The New Normal
Lala models masks
I have been making masks. They recommend we wear them but they cannot be had. The ones that are the best protection need to be saved for doctors, nurses, and support staff. I'm okay with that. I have more sewing machines than I can count. I can make masks! I have found two different patterns. The first I made were a basic flat mask. They are easy to do and have a lot of coverage. The second pattern is more fitted. It reminds me of sewing bra cups. Who knew that my bra making skills would translate into mask making for a pandemic? Jen is working from home, but Granddaughter Lala is a receptionist in a doctor's office. She finds paper masks uncomfortable. I sent them a selection of the first masks I made. You can see how she modeled them for me.
My passions are knitting, gardening, my family and restoring the 1903 house where I was raised! I've created a series of blogs to share what I've learned and to document what I've accomplished in knitting and remodeling, with a few digressions (especially about gardening!) along the way.
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