Learn how to sew a fabric face mask with an opening for a removable filter. Help prevent the spread of germs by wearing a fabric face mask. What makes this face mask tutorial different from others is that it uses a casing for the drawstring or elastic. I think this makes the mask easier to put on and take off.
For details on how to put on and take off a face mask, see this video: https://youtu.be/PjErfsLowww
SUPPLIES:
According to an independent study, “The best masks were constructed of two layers of heavyweight "quilters cotton" with a thread count of at least 180, and had thicker and tighter weave.” Please keep this in mind when selecting fabric for your face masks.
- cotton fabric for front of mask (main fabric), cut 7"H x 10"W
- cotton fabric for back of mask (contrast fabric), cut 7"H x 10"W
- 1/4” wide elastic cord, cut 28"
- 1/4" wide ribbon or extra fabric for strings, cut 58"
- scissors, rotary cutter, cutting mat and acrylic ruler
- cotton thread
- safety pin
- sewing machine
- steam iron
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