College student makes masks for the deaf & hard of hearing (quaranzine)

@UniWatch @PhilHecken
With the help of her mother, a college student, is making masks for the deaf & hard of hearing community. The masks allow for someone to see facial expressions & for lip reading. #CoronavirusPandemic #Masks4All #ASL #COVID19Pandemichttps://t.co/IseiqJA6XH

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It’s not a paper cup.

You cannot and should not make a mask out of a paper cup.

Please use 100% cotton. Here’s a good tutorial.https://t.co/Dbns9zTF8x pic.twitter.com/T2S899b0HG

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