Don't miss out on the headlines from Coronavirus. Followed categories will be added to My News. Hospital nurses have put out calls on social media in recent days, particularly on good karma networks ...
While many of us spent recent months in isolation doing puzzles or baking bread, Broken Hill woman Cheryl Kattou-Holmes has used her time to sew hundreds of scrub caps for medical staff in far western ...
An army of sewers is mustering its thread, needle, bobbins and especially buttons to join the fight against COVID-19. Its troops will fashion skull caps, scrub hats, headbands and non-medical masks ...
It started with a few people with sewing machines, determined to help during the COVID-19 pandemic. In just a matter of weeks, it has grown into an organization with more than 700 members called the ...
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A special package of hats, scrubs and laundry bags for frontline healthcare workers in WA’s north has landed in Broome, courtesy of Virgin Australia and a group of committed sewing enthusiasts in ...
AN army of nearly 2,000 volunteers are sewing scrubs, bags, headbands and hats for Worcestershire’s hospitals and care workers. With the nation in lockdown, amateur sewers across the county are giving ...
WHAT started out as a bright idea to help local nurses, quickly grew to a community of sewers and healthcare workers connecting on an international scale. Sunshine Coast midwife Julie Alison can’t ...
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