UH Manoa students make mask sewing kits - need people to assemble the masks

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Two University of Hawaʻi at Mānoa students made sewing kits with fabric to create a double-ply cloth mask in the UH Manoa College of Engineering’s FabLab

PhD students Sergey Negrashov who is computer science and Chris Ketter who is in physics are making sewing kits for cloth masks so people can wear them.

They opened a company called Aloha Mask to get volunteers, fabric donations and mask sewing kit users.

Negrashov said it would take one person about 15 minutes to sew the mask with a sewing machine.


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