The Andover Fire-Rescue is one of many organizations excited to receive an unexpected surprise in the form of handmade reusable face masks from a local seamstress. Retired librarian Cheri Nienke is an avid quilter who shifted her focus to mask making in March when she saw a need for those with extra materials. While many were asking how they could help, Nienke, who has been sewing since she was 8-years-old said she was happy to use her skills and surplus of fabric to help her neighbors and community. Neinke has made over 1700 masks but as never sold one. Instead, she donates them to anyone that needs or requests them in her community.
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