Here are four different ways to make chemo caps as a gift for a friend or to donate to charity. You may be wondering, “What’s so different about a chemo cap that a regular hat won’t be OK too?” So before we get to the DIY chemo cap approaches, here are some key details about …
If you’re looking to up your surgical cap game, why not sew a simple reversible scrub cap? Just like fabric face masks, there are a variety scrub caps patterns depending on a person’s needs. For some, this free scrub cap pattern with room for long hair has been a great fit. Others, however, like the …
A free scrub cap pattern is now something people are more actively making to support workers on the front lines. This has become especially important as the pandemic continues to challenge health care providers across the world. So I created a simple DIY scrub cap pattern along with a step-by-step tutorial on how to make …
There are a lot of pressing questions related to COVID-19 these days and one of the BIG ones is, “Where can I buy fabric for face masks?”. I mean, who knew that sourcing 100% cotton fabric would be so difficult for the average person? Even seasoned makers with, what they considered to be, a very …
Along with face masks, scrub caps (aka surgical caps) are another item that healthcare workers are requesting to keep themselves as safe as possible, so here are three DIY scrub cap patterns to consider. Since most of us don’t regularly sew items for healthcare professionals, a good scrub cap pattern will become a fast friend. …
I decided to share four of the most popular face mask patterns in one place, because I know I’m not the only one suffering from information overload. It’s amazing to see how many people have come together worldwide to support medical personnel, patients, and at-risk communities. The difficult part is to know who needs what …
When communities band together, so much can be accomplished and this is apparent with all of the people 3D printing for Coronavirus protection. As with so many things today, I learned about the 3D printing community’s efforts via a former colleague’s re-post of his friend Eric Kingsley’s post. And because it was one degree of …