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Everything from ceramic mugs to chunky blankets right down the road

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When COVID-19 sent people into lockdown and saw shortages in critical supplies, people turned to YouTube and social media to learn how to create critical items ranging from face masks to sourdough bread to fill their days.

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Everything from ceramic mugs to chunky blankets right down the road

When COVID-19 sent people into lockdown and saw shortages in critical supplies, people turned to YouTube and social media to learn how to create critical items ranging from face masks to sourdough bread to fill their days.

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RockyMount Telegram broke the news in on Saturday, May 17, 2025.
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