Shop Workings, Drop-in Class and Social Information, Face Mask update
The Shop is Open, BUT No In-Store Access. Face Mask Info at the end of the Newsletter |
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There is a lot of information here, so please bear with us. We want to give you as much detail as we have about what we are doing at the shop and beyond. We want to stay connected to you as much as we can and as much as technology will allow - which is lots. We are all going through a tough time and it is important we have each other and our creativity on which to rely. Our job is facilitate that and we are trying. We know that we have a number of customers who may not have technology and might feel isolated and need a project to work on . If you know anyone to whom we can reach out and send a project, drop us an email or voicemail. It is important they feel connected too. Everyone can make a baby blanket and we will be happy to send a kit to them
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Fabric Face Masks I cannot even believe the outpouring of help and sacrifice that so many of you are doing by making these fabric face masks. Our first Zoom session have 135 participants, all getting geared up to make these masks. We had another session Sunday afternoon and had 199 participants for my very basic tutorial on making these most needed masks. if you missed it and probably just want a laugh, you can see the recording here Zoom Tutorial Video. We have set up a basket at the entry way to our shop with packets of fabric and the template for the face mask. My cousin Marcie has come to rescue with our solution for securing the facemasks on - we have been using hairbands, elastic, cording, bias tape, etc., but the Potholder Loom Loops work amazing. I will be receiving 10 pounds of them tomorrow and will have them available in the basket sometime tomorrow. I have held up shipping fabric to those who requested so I can put the loops into the packets so please be patient. The template is available as a free download on our website - www.anotheryarn.com and the detailed directions are on www.Craftpassion.com. Please use whatever fabric you may have and if you want me to send loops, drop me an email. My niece Sarah asked me to pass this along to all of you. Hi Everyone, I am truly at a loss for words and so thankful for the support you are all giving to health care personnel at this time. I was able to join the 1st zoom call and it took my breath away to see over 100 participants and then to hear that 199 participants were on yesterday is overwhelming. Health care offices as well as hospitals have a severe shortage in PPE (personal protective equipment). PPE is crucial at this time. Providers and health care workers are supposed to be wearing full PPE when seeing potential COVID-19 patients. This includes a gown, mask, goggles/ shield and gloves. I work for Tufts Medical Center Community Care in Malden. As of Friday I have less then 40 gowns to use over the course of time while we fight this virus. I also only have 200 surgical masks for my entire office to last us during this time. These cloth masks will allow us to conserve our surgical masks to allow us to create a barrier between the surgical masks and the patients. The CDC has also updated that due to the shortage of masks they are recommending the use of cloth masks. Your support during this time does not go unnoticed! With the masks you make I will make sure to find a home for all of them. There are other Tufts Medical Center Community Care offices that I will personally deliver them to as well as the hospital. Thank you all so much❤ Sarah Lemerise |
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No better way to say this, so once again... Again and again, thank you, to the most incredible team and to all of our customer. Please do all you can to stay healthy and safe. We are planning to be around for a long time and want you to be with us! Teresa |