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16 hats, 4 bears, 4 mittens, and 1 neck warmer

Hi everyone! Here is a very inspiring update from Twyla. Thanks to Linda for this incredible donation of her time and talent! From Twyla: Linda Leach has been knitting away despite the temporarily suspended Boulder Community Knitting meetings😊 So, in addition to the masks we've been giving them, today they will also pick up Linda's latest batch of beautiful hats, mittens and bears (and a rogue neck warmer that found its way into the bag lol). When she came over to show me what she'd made, I thought she'd never get to the bottom of the bag, as she removed item after beautiful item! A photo shoot ensued and I thought you might like to share some pics with the group. Clinica Campesina will be picking these up today, along with some masks. They are serving a larger population as other medical facilities are closed and they are taking the overflow of additional patients. I'm sure Linda's items will be much appreciated. Can't wait to see everyone pos

Updates

I owe you a post! Sorry for the silence of late. I hope everyone is staying healthy physically and mentally. I miss you all! I've received a few updates and photos that I can share with you today: First, an update on masks from Twyla:  Hi all -  The mask project for Clinica is in full swing. Thought I'd share a pic of the ones they'll be picking up today. We could use some more seamstresses if anyone is interested. I've got kits of ten available to pick up or I can drop off to you. We are particularly in need of more satin or grograin ribbon if anyone has any they'd like to donate. I'd be happy to do a porch pickup anywhere in Boulder County! Also, today I attended a Zoom meeting with Masks for Humanity. They are a grassroots network of makers who are sewing masks in their local communities. There were over 200 makers on the call. A documentary about everyone's efforts is being made from video taken during the call.  It was so in

Sewing masks for Clinica

We usually support Clinica in Boulder County by knitting hats for their medical professionals to hand out to clients who need them. Now Clinica needs another kind of support: masks. If any of you sew in addition to knitting, please consider sewing some masks for them. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our contact at Clinica, Susan Wortman, reached out to our group member Twyla and wrote this: I am reaching out in hopes that the talented knitters you know might also be able to sew. We have managed to keep all of our clinics open and starting to see patients whose regular primary care provider has closed due to the coronavirus. That said, we are quickly running out of disposable masks and are starting to use washable fabric masks. Attached is a pattern if anyone you know has the time, interest and ability to make masks for our medical teams. We’d be extremely appreciative. If anyone can make masks, we can collec