The model features almost a million buildings, all five boroughs and even parts of Westchester, Long Island and New Jersey.
Lexie Perez, an officer with the U.S. Navy in Hawaii, has shared her method for turning an old T-shirt into a face mask. No sewing machine required!
While people on Long Island are hunkering down in quarantine, rainbows have been popping up everywhere and one Facebook page has dedicated their time for everyone to post their creations.
The coronavirus pandemic has caused a shortage of medical supplies in U.S. hospitals. More specifically, medical professionals need more masks! If you've got a knack for sewing and crafting... you can help from home!
As the calls for more protective equipment for medical professionals continue amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, some are using their time social distancing to help out.
'THE WALLS ARE NOT EDIBLE': A woman got into the holiday spirit by transforming her cubicle into a life-sized gingerbread house.