By nature, quilters are resourceful and community driven. During these uncertain times, AccuQuilt is here to stand beside you. Our team has made it our goal to provide tips, helpful resources and some good news while we're homebound, together. Consider this your one-stop for how to say inspired, get involved and stay connected while we flatten the COVID-19 curve.

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Some Good News

AccuQuilt's Pam Heller and Joy Banfield joined Elizabeth Townsend Gard on the Just Wanna Quilt podcast to discuss how we're helping quilters make homemade masks and mask covers easier and quicker than ever before. Click here for more ideas!

Get Involved

Looking for ways to help your local community? Want to know what organizations are looking for quilter-level talent? Check out these resources!

Visit WeNeedMasks.org to see who in your community needs mask donations. AccuQuilt is partnering with the organization to help bring mask covers and masks to those who need them most. Please note that the CDC does not consider homemade masks personal protective equipment (PPE) and will only be used by professionals as mask covers or when no other alternative is available. Prewash your fabric to be sure the mask won't shrink at all after sewn.

Making masks and want AccuQuilt's help? Email us at masks@accuquilt.com!

GO! & Studio Face Mask Dies

Increase your efficiency when helping your community with AccuQuilt's face mask dies for GO! and Studio fabric cutters. Choose from 3 styles, including a small, medium and large size for our standard shape. AccuQuilt, along with the other TekBrands family of companies, will be donating the net profits for every mask die sold through August 2020, up to $100,000, to Share our Strength/No Kids Hungry.