A sewing group has gone viral across the globe, creating scrub caps for health workers during the COVID-19 pandemic - and they’re looking to hand them out. Natasha, who is part of a fast-growing ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Gatton. Followed categories will be added to My News. With just a few basic sewing skills and the help of a video tutorial, she has sewn and distributed 35 scrub ...

One phrase that has been used a lot throughout the COVID-19 pandemic is ‘we are in this together.’ Although it might sound cliché, it is in these trying times that the Vancouver Island community has ...

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 ...

Hospital nurses have put out calls on social media in recent days, particularly on good karma networks and other community groups, asking if people with sewing skills could make hats for staff. Scrub ...

Scrub caps made my Greater Victoria sewers help protect Victoria health care workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Facebook/Cloth Castle) Members of the West Shore sewing community are ...

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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 ...

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 ...