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Author: Angie York
Major Program: Apparel and Textiles (Non-Master Clothing Volunteer)
It is often said that sewing and quilting have become a thing of the past, but that theory has been proven wrong in recent months. Never has sewing been as useful as it has been throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. Sewists, experienced and new, honed their skills by making face coverings that were used in hospitals and beyond to help stop the spread of the novel Corona virus. As interests in sewing renewed, a surge in the purchase of sewing machines, fabric, sewing notions, and e
