Seamstresses taking a break from making masks in St Kilda on Tuesday (from left) are Angela Hodges, Leagh Bower, Ava-Lee Bower (1), Anne Jaquiery-Newall and Shirley Jaquiery. PHOTO: SHAWN MCAVINUEA Dunedin family is flat out making masks to cater for strong demand. Sew’in owner Anne Jaquiery-Newall said during lockdown all orders stopped for her dressmaking service at her St Kilda studio. During lockdown, she began using spare material to make face masks for her family to wear. To help make the shortfall, she called in extended family — her mother, daughter, grand-daughter and a family friend.

Source: Otago Daily Times August 27, 2020 05:26 UTC