Keeping Us Covered
The City of Ojai now requires all people shopping or working at essential businesses within the city to wear a fabric mask. Thanks to our self-proclaimed Mask Committee, Thacher faculty and staff have that requirement covered. Ms. Merlini, Ms. and Mr. St George, Ms. and Mr. Hawkins, and Ms. Popa have been busy in the project studio turning fabric remnants and old t-shirts into masks.
Follow along with Ms. Merlini in this video to make your t-shirt mask.
Oh yeah—When Ms. Merlini says “head to town people” at the end, she means head to town only if you have essential business there.
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Follow along with Ms. Merlini in this video to make your t-shirt mask.
Oh yeah—When Ms. Merlini says “head to town people” at the end, she means head to town only if you have essential business there.
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Making t-shirt masks
T-shirt mask tutorial
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