»One of the most popular patterns was developed by Iris Luckhaus, a German illustrator and sewist. Luckhaus, who was fed up with cloth masks fogging up her glasses, made a small change to the nosepiece of a standard cloth mask design that eliminated fogging. Her post went viral on the OSCMS Facebook group with incredible user engagement and over 300 shares. Since then, tens of thousands of her cloth masks have been made around the world.«

The Open Source Medical Supplies Report just got published – and I’m not only excited to see my design there, but also terribly proud to be part of this network of specialists of such different fields, and of this stunning group effort!

»One of the most popular patterns was developed by Iris Luckhaus, a German illustrator and sewist. Luckhaus, who was fed up with cloth masks fogging up her glasses, made a small change to the nosepiece of a standard cloth mask design that eliminated fogging. Her post went viral on the OSCMS Facebook group with incredible user engagement and over 300 shares. Since then, tens of thousands of her cloth masks have been made around the world.«

The Open Source Medical Supplies Report just got published – and I’m not only excited to see my design there, but also terribly proud to be part of this network of specialists of such different fields, and of this stunning group effort!