pattern Mask sewing - #DIYJeCoudsMonMasque
#DIYISewMyMask
With the support of documents provided by the Grenoble University Hospital and advice from the infectious diseases doctors we contacted, we decided to create this #DIYJeCoudsMonMasque to teach you how to sew a washable fabric mask.
Caution: These masks are not medical devices. Whatever the materials used, they do not protect against viruses, but they do form a first barrier to prevent droplets from being projected and avoid hand/mouth contact. Respect barrier gestures.
They should not be worn for several hours, so remember to wash them regularly at high temperatures.
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Seamstresses, to your machines! If you have the time, energy and ability, make more masks and distribute them to the most vulnerable people. Make My Lemonade are behind their home-office-machines!
Take care of yourself and your loved ones, we'll check your elbow and see you soon, okay?
Support and a huge THANK YOU to all the medical and paramedical staff currently on the front line.
For further information, an official page is updated daily by the Ministry of Health ➡️ www.gouvernement.fr/info-coronavirus
The World Health Organization recommends adopting a series of barrier measures, such as scrupulous application of basic hygiene rules:
- Wash your hands regularly (with hydroalcoholic solution or soap and water),
- Sneeze or cough into your elbow, use disposable tissues, ventilate rooms and avoid close contact with people.
- Regularly clean inert surfaces (e.g. door handles, telephones) where the virus can survive for several days.
A toll-free number is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for non-medical questions: 0 800 130 000.