This face mask pattern is perfect! I’ve made and given away many hundreds of masks for family, friends and friends of friends. Now, over 2 years into this pandemic I’m still making masks with the 2.5 filter. Thank you for the excellent tutorial. My motto throughout all this has been: “Helpful not helpless”. Here’s to fighting the spread of Covid one awesome face mask at a time!
Absolutely! I have also made and distributed a few hundred masks. This design and tutorial is inspiring me to make more! Let's keep our people healthy!
Love this pattern. I've now made about two hundred of them. Things I've learned: • I make nose bridges out of 14ga copper household electrical wire that I hammer mostly flat and cut to about 3-1/2 inches. These seem to hold the nose shape better on these heavier masks. • I make a nose pad out of 3/16" thk X 3/8" wide weatherstripping that I stich into the paired liner & shell before sewing on the bias tape. • I make the shell out of 7oz twill and the liner out of a cotton bedsheet. • I apply a 'fray-stop' adhesive at the nose and chin. Seems to keep those seams from coming apart during laundering. Very nice pattern!
I love this mask! Watched over 30 videos and read all comments. This one fits so well! I added bias ties that I made due to elastic shortage. The low requested price should not deter you from using this pattern. I made at least 5 different masks and this is the only one that fit properly.
The duck cloth i tried breathing through was too thick. I used a 100% cotton weave on top. Backed that layer with OlyFun multipurpose material (that a lot of recycle grocery bags are made out of) another post recommended not using fusible interfacing. The back facing with filter pocket was cotton flannel. I made the filter from Halyard H600 sterilization material. I twisted 19 gauge wire together with a drill and capped the ends with shrink wrap tubing for the nose wire insert. I have washed these multiple times and they are holding up great! A lot more work but once the pieces were cut out, I was able to make 18 pretty quickly for “essential employee” family members.
I made the mask on my new sewing machine. I haven't done much sewing, but thanks to your excellent instructions (video and text), I was able to do this. Thank you. I plan to make many more for others, using this pattern.
I have made several of these. Once you make a few, it does get easy. I insert the elastic in the seams, but I don't tie it. I just let the person I am making it for adjust the the tie for the fit they feel is comfortable. Each mask seems to fit each person that I sew for just fine.
Made it and love it. I can comfortably wear it for a full shift. You list the Singer and the binding attachment but you don’t mention the sewing machine you use with the attachment?
Love the pattern but I don't have bias tape or serger. Instead I made both liner, front and chin and sewed it right sides together and turned. For the chin - I cut and sewed the straight side of the chin pieces (right sides tog), turned and pressed it flat. Then pinned the chin piece to the inside while I sewed around the mask leaving a little space to slip a wire in. I made a pocked for the ear elastic and it looks neat and clean and no bias tape.
I made several of these from Jean on the outside and pillowcase material on the inside in 2020. Still use them although I shouldn’t have used twist ties for the nose piece as it eventually warped in the washing.
These masks are awesome! Currently sewing loads of the basic pleated ones to donate, but I'm making one of these badboys for myself with skull & crossbones fabric :D
@@janet9867 Not sure how that happened, but here's the one I intended and I edited my comment - thanks for letting me know! th-cam.com/video/W6d3twpHwis/w-d-xo.html
Awesome and cool design....made so many...and used a fisherman's knot with cord made from the fabric...now they wearer can adjust the loops according to their ear size
Ive made 3 of thee so far, getting better and better. Got to pay attention though, ive sewed the inside on backwards coupe of times lol till works though.
Bought the pattern and just finished my first mask and it came out great. I was worried about the fit because I’m on the heavier side, but it was comfy and I’m very appreciative to have come across such a nice and easy to follow tutorial. Thanks.
I am now on my 25th mask from your pattern! I love it. Could I suggest that it might be easier (at least for me) that you use fabrics that have different patterns on them? I think it might be a little clearer if you could see cloth with a reverse. I am surrounded by great Dr.s, nurses, and executives at the hospital. Starting today they can’t go to work without a mask. They Love this pattern! - My gift to them of Thanks. My sewing machine is smoking! Lol! Thanks from South Georgia!
According to a doctor the best possible filter is a HEPA vacuum cleaner bag. It has a 99.97% particulate matter rating. Like others are saying. Don't forget goggles
Not one single doctor or medical professional out there has any mask that looks like this. Why?!?!?! Because this design does not work no matter what stupid filter pocket you put in it. You need a mask?! Here, I made some: mysticmoondrygoods.etsy.com
I love to sew, I love to see men sewing and I am a nurse. Great mask. I am making some for my husbands guys working construction a hospital. #lovethetools
@@hoydett Or make your own with charcoal and layers of paper towels. If that doesn't work for you, use another layer of fabric and some ground up charcoal on top of the three layers he mentioned above.
Thank you for sharing this video, it’s very helpful!! Please try to use latex-free elastics or rubber bands if you are donating these masks to hospital workers. Regular elastics are made of natural latex, which is a sap from the hevea tree. About 17% of healthcare workers are allergic to latex because of the gloves they wear and their symptoms can worsen if their skin is in contact with latex. It’s a cumulative allergy, like bee stings, so the symptoms can become severe overnight when you’re exposed to latex. Once you develop this allergy it’s for life and there’s no treatment or cure. It’s best to avoid wearing latex / NRL gloves too if you can. The safe ones are NITRILE or VINYL gloves. Stay safe 🙌
Yes! Use 2 layers of BLUE SHOP TOWELS. I'm sure you've seen them -they look and feel like super heavy duty blue paper towels - but they are NOT made of paper. They are actually made of polypropylene (non toxic) same fabric used to make N-95 masks - although the polypropylene fabric used in N-95s filters even better. You can read all about it in this Business Insider article. They refer to them as "Polyester hydro knit towels" (i guess hydro knit is referring to the manufacturing process). They did testing on lots of brands and found 2 brands of these blue shop towels filtered better than the Scott's Pro brand of blue shop towels (which is the most common brand i've seen) - "Zep Industrial Towels" and "Tool Box Shop Towels": www.businessinsider.com/homemade-mask-using-hydro-knit-shop-towel-filters-better-2020-4 Zep brand: www.homedepot.com/p/ZEP-9-in-W-x-12-5-in-L-Blue-Industrial-Towels-1049801/305031399?irgwc=1&cm_mmc=afl-ir-10078-456723-businessinsider.com&clickid=0jD2W4yFCxyOR3pwUx0Mo3chUkixUaz2NSX4Qo0 Tool Box brand: www.menards.com/main/tools/automotive/automotive-cleaning-detailing/toolbox-reg-shop-towels-200-count/5520208/p-1550129336687.htm
What I’ve been doing is using the blue towels for a filter insert - way safer than vacuum bags, etc as there’s no chance of inhaling glass into the lungs.
So glad you Popped up into my feed. I’m already making a similar mask. However, I can’t wait till this is over and I can start making some of your other things they look very interesting. Keep up the good work and I will wait for people to your site.
@@jamiv531 get an air filter from the store rated to 95% of 0.3 microns. Cannibalize it; take off the wire, cut it to size after flattening it. Double up if you want.
Use vacuum cleaner hepa filter bags cut to size or Filtrete AC filter with the highest filtration. Must also seal the chin seam and the nose dart seam with low temp hot glue, silicone sealant or a seam sealant for making raincoats. You can surface sanitize and dry in sunshine to disinfect daily or as needed. Washable filter material is available.
What is the washable filter media you'd suggest? Thank you for posting this! (Everyone needs to make sure they don't accidentally buy the type of furnace filters made of fiberglass by the way. Fiberglass = dangerous.)
l l BridalSewing Techniques (utube channel) has brilliant tutorial, including source of washable hepa filter material. Filti, a company in KS, retails a sizeable piece for about $25 plus shipping via their website. I easily purchased, but not yet rec'd.
Edward Yee Other users report that it is. I have not rec'd my Filti shipment yet, so have not tested it. It has a side meant to be used on the outside so the air is best filtered. Vacuum hepa bags are usually not washable, but Miele makes washable ones.
ProperFit Clothing: Thanks so much for the video and pattern, plus all the links. Just one question: where did you get the little (plastic?) donut holder things that you put on the elastic for adjustability? I would appreciate a link for those, too, thanks.
How... i was told sewing with pins in was a bad thing. The needles could hit eachother and break couldnt they? Im terrified of sewing with pins in 😰 whats your secret to avoiding the needles
This face mask pattern is perfect! I’ve made and given away many hundreds of masks for family, friends and friends of friends. Now, over 2 years into this pandemic I’m still making masks with the 2.5 filter. Thank you for the excellent tutorial. My motto throughout all this has been: “Helpful not helpless”. Here’s to fighting the spread of Covid one awesome face mask at a time!
Absolutely! I have also made and distributed a few hundred masks. This design and tutorial is inspiring me to make more! Let's keep our people healthy!
Love this pattern. I've now made about two hundred of them. Things I've learned:
• I make nose bridges out of 14ga copper household electrical wire that I hammer mostly flat and cut to about 3-1/2 inches. These seem to hold the nose shape better on these heavier masks.
• I make a nose pad out of 3/16" thk X 3/8" wide weatherstripping that I stich into the paired liner & shell before sewing on the bias tape.
• I make the shell out of 7oz twill and the liner out of a cotton bedsheet.
• I apply a 'fray-stop' adhesive at the nose and chin. Seems to keep those seams from coming apart during laundering.
Very nice pattern!
Thanks for the tips
This is the best mask I’ve ever made. Thank you. This is the best design out there.
I love this mask! Watched over 30 videos and read all comments. This one fits so well! I added bias ties that I made due to elastic shortage. The low requested price should not deter you from using this pattern. I made at least 5 different masks and this is the only one that fit properly.
Did you make it with duck canvas? If so, how did it work out? Was it breathable?
The duck cloth i tried breathing through was too thick. I used a 100% cotton weave on top. Backed that layer with OlyFun multipurpose material (that a lot of recycle grocery bags are made out of) another post recommended not using fusible interfacing. The back facing with filter pocket was cotton flannel. I made the filter from Halyard H600 sterilization material. I twisted 19 gauge wire together with a drill and capped the ends with shrink wrap tubing for the nose wire insert. I have washed these multiple times and they are holding up great! A lot more work but once the pieces were cut out, I was able to make 18 pretty quickly for “essential employee” family members.
@@jenahammond111 thank you so much for the detailed reply
This is the NICEST mask i have seen constructed. Really well done!
www.sunyoungmedical.com/ has N95 Face mask
I made the mask on my new sewing machine. I haven't done much sewing, but thanks to your excellent instructions (video and text), I was able to do this. Thank you. I plan to make many more for others, using this pattern.
I have made several of these. Once you make a few, it does get easy. I insert the elastic in the seams, but I don't tie it. I just let the person I am making it for adjust the the tie for the fit they feel is comfortable. Each mask seems to fit each person that I sew for just fine.
OH MY GOSH! Exactly what I have been trying to create with the chin seam, but kept coming up with too much bulk. YES! THANK YOU! Absolutely awesome!
I placed it around my face while still pinned and cut the cheek pieces a little as the jaw part was slightly large for my face. All perfect.
Best custom fabric face mask I’ve seen! Very well done, love it. Thank you for sharing!
Made it and love it. I can comfortably wear it for a full shift. You list the Singer and the binding attachment but you don’t mention the sewing machine you use with the attachment?
This is EXACTLY the mask pattern I've been looking for! Thank you!!!
Love the pattern but I don't have bias tape or serger. Instead I made both liner, front and chin and sewed it right sides together and turned. For the chin - I cut and sewed the straight side of the chin pieces (right sides tog), turned and pressed it flat. Then pinned the chin piece to the inside while I sewed around the mask leaving a little space to slip a wire in. I made a pocked for the ear elastic and it looks neat and clean and no bias tape.
I made several of these from Jean on the outside and pillowcase material on the inside in 2020. Still use them although I shouldn’t have used twist ties for the nose piece as it eventually warped in the washing.
These masks are awesome! Currently sewing loads of the basic pleated ones to donate, but I'm making one of these badboys for myself with skull & crossbones fabric :D
You might also find this DIY from a doctor interesting th-cam.com/video/W6d3twpHwis/w-d-xo.html
@@HTNPSullivan It's the link to this same video we are all watching. Don't see any reference to a Doctor.
@@janet9867 I'm thinking HTPNSullivan meant this th-cam.com/video/W6d3twpHwis/w-d-xo.html
@@janet9867 Not sure how that happened, but here's the one I intended and I edited my comment - thanks for letting me know! th-cam.com/video/W6d3twpHwis/w-d-xo.html
@@stephennixon6600 Yes, thank you! I just updated my comment, as well.
Can you please give us the link for the rubber end caps. Thanks!
Awesome and cool design....made so many...and used a fisherman's knot with cord made from the fabric...now they wearer can adjust the loops according to their ear size
Ive made 3 of thee so far, getting better and better. Got to pay attention though, ive sewed the inside on backwards coupe of times lol till works though.
Bought the pattern and just finished my first mask and it came out great. I was worried about the fit because I’m on the heavier side, but it was comfy and I’m very appreciative to have come across such a nice and easy to follow tutorial. Thanks.
I bought it to. Look like nice mask to make. I bought the material oof line to and the bias tape measure. Cant wait to try it again.
Hi great pattern, thank you. Could you post a link for the end cap used to shorten the elastic. Thankyou
MJane O ....I would like source information for those also!!!
Thank you for sharing your pattern! They turned out great, and I’m hoping will protect a lot of the elderly!
He didn't share anything, you have to pay.
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@@AFuller2020 yikes! That's not very caring or generous.
Sharing for $3.00 that was dissapointing. I've never seen one person charge for the pattern.
He is charging! NOT SHARING!
I am now on my 25th mask from your pattern! I love it. Could I suggest that it might be easier (at least for me) that you use fabrics that have different patterns on them? I think it might be a little clearer if you could see cloth with a reverse. I am surrounded by great Dr.s, nurses, and executives at the hospital. Starting today they can’t go to work without a mask. They Love this pattern! - My gift to them of Thanks. My sewing machine is smoking! Lol! Thanks from South Georgia!
I think this type of mask also would be good for hospitals th-cam.com/video/N8WSpnVSsRg/w-d-xo.html
Sell me 5.
Can you use hepa filters in the mask if you cut them to size?
Wish a knew how to sew. I work as In administrations at a hospital. Considered essential but would love to protect myself and family also.
How's your breathing when wearing these?
Can I make this without the filter packet?
Yes, you can cut two main front panels. Add the bottom panels to both and place the wrong sides together :)
@@ProperFitClothing Thanks I just ordered the pattern, great deal with the buy 1 get 2 free. I appreciate your help.
Size and link for the rubber end caps please? Thank you for this video!
I can't easily find them, but I have tons of those silly bands tiny elastic rubber bands I will use. My coworkers can roll it up and down to adjust.
lindieinred this mask doesn’t offer the same amount of protection as a N95. Pm2.5 filters aren’t the same as N95s. Stay safe Sis.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!! So many people need this vital information. A TRUE public service!
This is soooooo worth the small price of the pattern! I love our masks!
I purchased the pattern from you, but where can I get the rubber caps you put on the elastic to adjust them?
And great job by the way!!
I would love to know if anyone can point to me to one esp one I can get soon-ish!
Kim Schult I saw some on Etsy. But they won’t work for my elastic
Thank you so much for this! I also weirdly appreciate the Pogo in the background. 🖤
Thank you for this pattern... doing it for my hubby who is a courrier in medical offices and hospitals...
Good wife. I hope our medical personal stay as safe as possible.
According to a doctor the best possible filter is a HEPA vacuum cleaner bag. It has a 99.97% particulate matter rating. Like others are saying. Don't forget goggles
From my searches, hepa filter seems unbreathable
If you go that route make sure its not fiberglass, I am using polypropylene and Pellon 911FF in mine.
My HEPA vacuum bags protect as small as .3 microns.
Diez Nuts: where did you buy the AC filter material? I've been searching like crazy online, but it's all pretty confusing. Can you offer a link?
Stephanie Trillo: can you offer a link for the filter material you mentioned? Also, is that washable and reusable? Thanks!
Can you steam iron the PM 2.5 filter to re-use it?
can you wash it in the washing machine even with the filter still in it?
This one looks very well built!
www.sunyoungmedical.com/ has N95 Face mask
Not one single doctor or medical professional out there has any mask that looks like this. Why?!?!?! Because this design does not work no matter what stupid filter pocket you put in it. You need a mask?! Here, I made some: mysticmoondrygoods.etsy.com
@@twosix13 Hospitals are literally asking for masks where the filter is NOT sewn in. Lol. You're just trying to shill your crappy masks.
Does your pattern come in different sizes? And what is the bias maker that allows you to make it and sew it on at the same time. Be well my friend.
Wonderful job, I have been looking for someone as neat and professional as you! Well done and thank you so much. Subscribed already.
Great looking mask by chance could this still be made without the bias strip
I did just that, it came out great. I added 0.25" seam allowance at the top and bottom. I then oversewed once I flipped outside out.
Great tutorial. May I ask what is the proper name to those rubber stopper thingy you added on the elastic. Thanks and stay safe and healthy.
Here is a link: amzn.to/35qFhwQ :)
ProperFit Clothing Co. Thank you so much.
Yooo this fit is the dopest one ive seen. Looks like a lot of work though so I'll probably only make one for myself lol.
This is one ☝🏽 of the best N95 DIY masks! Great instructions. Thank you.
I love to sew, I love to see men sewing and I am a nurse. Great mask. I am making some for my husbands guys working construction a hospital. #lovethetools
Love to know where to get rubber end caps.
you buy filter from China also
@@hoydett Or make your own with charcoal and layers of paper towels. If that doesn't work for you, use another layer of fabric and some ground up charcoal on top of the three layers he mentioned above.
She's asking about the rubber end thing so that you can adjust the elastic. Not the filter.
Seriously, where do you buy these?
I bought some on Etsy
4:08 When i see MadMax paracord bracelet, i put all my trust in that person. Very well done with this tutorial. Respect!
Nice looking reusable mask! I especially love the insert feature!!
The insert feature is indispensable 'cause the filter material can't be washed. Lot of mask designs have 'em.
Do you guys sell these? These are amazing.
Best DIY mask I’ve seen yet
looks amazing, thank you for this! I will make one for my dad.
very well constructed mask i have seen....well done
This looks so nice and protective! Do you sell these already sewn masks?
Thank you for sharing this video, it’s very helpful!! Please try to use latex-free elastics or rubber bands if you are donating these masks to hospital workers. Regular elastics are made of natural latex, which is a sap from the hevea tree. About 17% of healthcare workers are allergic to latex because of the gloves they wear and their symptoms can worsen if their skin is in contact with latex. It’s a cumulative allergy, like bee stings, so the symptoms can become severe overnight when you’re exposed to latex. Once you develop this allergy it’s for life and there’s no treatment or cure. It’s best to avoid wearing latex / NRL gloves too if you can. The safe ones are NITRILE or VINYL gloves. Stay safe 🙌
Where do you get those rubber end caps from?
I wondered the same thing...was thinking I could get some kind of rubber tubing and trim it, or just using those tiny little hair elastics???
I bought some on Etsy,
Thank God you called it a flu mask and not a CONVID mask.
Awesome pattern Can you please do a video where you don't have to use the bias strip but that you turn inside out.
I would think you could use the exact same pattern, but put the liner and outer face to face instead, and before serging the ends, flip it inside out.
@@samurphy Thanks
Cant believe I actually made one!! Thanks mate.
How did you find the measurement for this mask??? Do u mind sharing the measurement pls..
Would you recommend shop towel as material for this?
If it is tightly woven I would think it is ok. I have seen shop towels in an article about mask making.
Yes! Use 2 layers of BLUE SHOP TOWELS. I'm sure you've seen them -they look and feel like super heavy duty blue paper towels - but they are NOT made of paper. They are actually made of polypropylene (non toxic) same fabric used to make N-95 masks - although the polypropylene fabric used in N-95s filters even better. You can read all about it in this Business Insider article. They refer to them as "Polyester hydro knit towels" (i guess hydro knit is referring to the manufacturing process). They did testing on lots of brands and found 2 brands of these blue shop towels filtered better than the Scott's Pro brand of blue shop towels (which is the most common brand i've seen) - "Zep Industrial Towels" and "Tool Box Shop Towels":
www.businessinsider.com/homemade-mask-using-hydro-knit-shop-towel-filters-better-2020-4
Zep brand: www.homedepot.com/p/ZEP-9-in-W-x-12-5-in-L-Blue-Industrial-Towels-1049801/305031399?irgwc=1&cm_mmc=afl-ir-10078-456723-businessinsider.com&clickid=0jD2W4yFCxyOR3pwUx0Mo3chUkixUaz2NSX4Qo0
Tool Box brand: www.menards.com/main/tools/automotive/automotive-cleaning-detailing/toolbox-reg-shop-towels-200-count/5520208/p-1550129336687.htm
What I’ve been doing is using the blue towels for a filter insert - way safer than vacuum bags, etc as there’s no chance of inhaling glass into the lungs.
www.sunyoungmedical.com/ has N95 Face mask
@@GenXWildChildCreatress There is absolutely no glass/fibreglass in vacuum bags - It's a myth that has repeatedly been debunked.
Thank you for making this video! Extra bonus was finding your channel, so many solid patterns to try out.
wow, this is the best one ive seen so far. A little bit of work but the end result is a NICE mask.
So glad you Popped up into my feed. I’m already making a similar mask. However, I can’t wait till this is over and I can start making some of your other things they look very interesting. Keep up the good work and I will wait for people to your site.
www.sunyoungmedical.com/ has N95 Face mask
Sunyoung Medical wow, those are expensive!
That is a sweet mask! Dang! Ill probably buy this and support you.
I have watched sooo many videos. Yours is the best. Thanx
Great video. I bought some filters and didn’t know how to make a mask that they would fit.
Thank you!! I LOVE this design.
By far my favorite mask tutorial! Do you have the link to the the rubber end caps for the elastic band?
Where can you get the rubber piece for the elastic?
UPDATE: I found them. They're 1/8" ID rubber o-rings.
Would you be able to share a link?
I bought some at Etsy
Can you turn on the captions in Spanish also. We want to buy un Ecuador. Thanks in advance
Does duck canvas work for outer layer?
As long as it's a tight weave and you can breathe through it, go for it. This has an insert-able filter.
That would be rough on the skin.
@@abbie5212 outer layer, not the side touching skin.
E Proffitt Thank you for your reply. The filters linked in the supply list aren’t available until May. What do you suggest as an alternative?
@@jamiv531 get an air filter from the store rated to 95% of 0.3 microns. Cannibalize it; take off the wire, cut it to size after flattening it. Double up if you want.
Use vacuum cleaner hepa filter bags cut to size or Filtrete AC filter with the highest filtration. Must also seal the chin seam and the nose dart seam with low temp hot glue, silicone sealant or a seam sealant for making raincoats. You can surface sanitize and dry in sunshine to disinfect daily or as needed. Washable filter material is available.
What is the washable filter media you'd suggest? Thank you for posting this! (Everyone needs to make sure they don't accidentally buy the type of furnace filters made of fiberglass by the way. Fiberglass = dangerous.)
l l BridalSewing Techniques (utube channel) has brilliant tutorial, including source of washable hepa filter material. Filti, a company in KS, retails a sizeable piece for about $25 plus shipping via their website. I easily purchased, but not yet rec'd.
Susan Corvalan is the materials breatheable and especially in the mask
Edward Yee Other users report that it is. I have not rec'd my Filti shipment yet, so have not tested it. It has a side meant to be used on the outside so the air is best filtered. Vacuum hepa bags are usually not washable, but Miele makes washable ones.
@@susancorvalan6765 Miele does not recomend using their filters for human use
I heard that HEPA filter for vacuums are a good filter alternative.
I heard HEPA filters have fiberglass in them... Not great to have near your face.
I'm using heat/air conditioning HEPA 13 filters. Requires some deconstruction but will work.
Erika70079 well make sure what you heard is fact before spreading false information
@@noahmart0124 It is not false information. They have hundreds of thousands of fiberglass fibers woven into each filter.
I've heard it's difficult to breathe through them.
Hey love this video and thank for the pattern. Only question I have where can I find those end caps to adjust the elastic ?
Take them from a pair of your boyfriends Jordan 5 or 6 s
Lol
I bought some on Etsy
Thank you! I would suggest trying to make an all-in-one mask where eye protection is built in.
love the bias tape tool. thanks
Do you sell these masks? Or just the pattern?
We should have some available this week :)
Best pattern ever!!! Thank you!
Can I use a glue gun also?
Interesting idea, I wonder about safety of glue at the face? It would be dry but...?
@@stephaniebailey5190 I have seen other DIY homemade mask video where they actually used a glue gun, so I was just inquiring 😊
Exelente...me podría dar los patrones?
Someone Please help me with the measurements.
Buy the pattern he has the link in the description
ProperFit Clothing: Thanks so much for the video and pattern, plus all the links. Just one question: where did you get the little (plastic?) donut holder things that you put on the elastic for adjustability? I would appreciate a link for those, too, thanks.
Gigi Steyer You can get them from bread bags.
you could honestly just use a bead
awesome pattern. Thanks
Where can I get the filter
Love it.
Washable, reusable, yet still has a replaceable one use inner filter. Best of both
I just meet you and I love your chanel, congrats!
Listening to Pogo in the background made my day
Tara Funk seriously, we all could use some good Pogo vibes rn
Its kinda weird they include the amazon link for both the camera and stabilizer but not give credit to the the artist they are using for their music.
Reminds me of Steven Crowder! :-D
@Ciro Scardina Right. Bless you, and stuff, Tara!
Where can I get the rubber end caps? Also, what size end caps?
Julie Power Leaving a comment so it will notify me. I would like to know also
How... i was told sewing with pins in was a bad thing. The needles could hit eachother and break couldnt they? Im terrified of sewing with pins in 😰 whats your secret to avoiding the needles
Wow...that is a nice mask! I'm going to try this!
Thank so much!
Wonderful video...well done and thank you.
That was some strange music lol
Nice video, nice job.
WOW sooo well made! will try it! thanks 🧡
Thank you for posting this. This is a really nice finished product.
best one ive seen so far
what is the music u used in this video ?
Bloom by pogo
What's the song in the outro so chill
The best face mask ever!
Just made one, thanks for the tutorial. Great mask!
It would be good to note changes needed if you're using fabric with a nap (design). I had to do the chin pieces upside down to get the nap to match.
thanks man, this mask is super cool looking!!
Best mask I’ve seen
Just got your pattern. So happy to found this, Thank you for your help. God bless you!
Could you please share this pattern to me?
Love this design. Will definitly make a bunch of these. Great explanation.
Wow. Love the way it's made I think this is the best diy one so far
Where can i get the bias maker foot attachment for my sewing machine?
You did an amazing job !!