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If you’re in pursuit of ageless, blemish-free and brighter looking skin, an LED face mask might be the solution. Long gone are the days where you could only enjoy the benefits of the best LED face ...

During a critical face mask shortage at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, home sewers responded by pulling out fabric stashes, threading their machines and getting to work. Recently published ...

ELM GROVE, Wis. - In the year since COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic, many things have become part of daily life. At this point, we all have quite a collection of masks---many made by local ...

Mimi G's influence on the DIY and sewing scene is monumental. What started as Mimi G sharing her sewing projects and patterns on her blog blossomed into an online phenomenon, with fans praising her ...

If you prefer to go the colorful, printed route for your Elf on the Shelf's mask, use some leftover Christmas fabric, twine, and a glue gun. This tutorial goes step-by-step, making this a perfect, kid ...

Sharon Hebert’s world slammed to a halt just before the coronavirus pandemic started. It was late February when her 15-year-old daughter, Helen, died — tragically and unexpectedly. Peeking into ...

MENOMONIE — In the lower level of the Memorial Student Center, Monday evenings means mask-making for some University of Wisconsin-Stout students. While some of them cut fabric, others pin it together.

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