DIY 3 Layers Fabric Face Mask with filter pocket - Free Downloadable Pattern
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- Learn how to make DIY 3 layers fabric face mask with filter pocket and free downloadable pattern for adults face mask (drive.google.c....
In this tutorial, I will show you easy step-by-step how to sew DIY face mask with filter pocket using 2 layers of cotton fabric, 1 layer of muslin fabric with adjustable ear straps and adjustable wire around your nose.
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This is a nice design. Looks like it has a great chance of a tight fit to the face, which is infinitely more important than what the pinhole police are trying to suggest. Insert a non-woven filter for the protective element.
I just made this mask. I was correct in my assumption that this design can have a tight fit to the face. It's an excellent fit around the entire perimeter. Next one I make, I will extend the sides a little more and just fold over to create a channel for the straps/bands. This will give flexibility to either sew in straps/bands or to fold over and insert different types of straps. Overall, the pleated nose and chin design is a winner, excellent fit.
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Pin holes fill in if you stem press it or wash it.
This is the best pattern i have seen. Our employees actually likes wearing it.
I reduce the pattern to 90% because majority of them have smaller face. And also i also made small ones for the kids
My son came home with a commercial mask made like this one which I deconstructed but could not figure out how to replicate. I spent a lot of time searching the internet and finally saw your pattern which is the same as the one I was trying to make. Thank you. This is a great fitting mask that does not cover more area of the face than necessary.
Glad that you like it. Thank you
You have a great pattern - one of the best designs I’ve seen! It’s easy to make, and there’s no bulky seam at the mouth. Thanks for sharing!
really smart idea of the adjustable elastic with safety pins!
Thank you for sharing the video and free pattern. This will help make some mask to help others.
The pattern and mask are great just started to make some more. I have made nearly 3 hundred masks that I give away for free here in Montego Bay. I am now making this pattern and can I say it’s really good. Thankyou
I am happy that you like this pattern and thank you for what you are doing. Stay safe and well.
Thank you for sharing this video it is very useful especially at times like these :)
My notes for basic version, no twist wire.
1. Cut out three pieces from pattern, allow 1cm (0.5 inch) extra to be trimmed off later
2. Fold one piece in half, and sew together two short edges from fold. (not all the way around!)
3. Repeat step 2 for each piece
4. Place all 3 pieces inside each other and sew together two long edges, (not edge used for elastic strap)
5. Sew in one end of elastic on each side, adjust length to fit with safety pin, and sew when fits
6. Trim off excess material
Some suggestions for Busy Little Guys future videos, it helps to just use white material and dark thread for the video, as shows up what you are doing. People can always use patterned material, thread that does not show once they know what they are doing.
Great tutorial, but you should avoid using pins as these put holes on the mask and makes it less effective. Use clips or pin at the edges.
Enig Mata In regards to pin holes, a quick trip through the washer and the dryer and they will all disappear
Pine are normally used by designers when making garments so no it is not less effective. A simple wash and dry helps close the gaps.
Those saying washing will close the gaps are wrong; it's not about aesthetics, it's about keeping viruses from getting through the mask. It's no wonder COVID-19 cases are skyrocketing - people are clueless.
waccamatt just saw you comment. Guess you don’t agree with this whole mask and it’s effectiveness then? Any sewing machine needle will have a cutting tip unless you change to a ballpoint tip needle which pushes the fibres apart. So if you don’t trust a pin you can’t trust the sewing machine on any mask made using one.
This is a great design but there are so many places in the video where it moves way too fast and its not clear how to do certain steps correctly. I had to replay so many sections over and over. The pattern and tracing were unclear as you added space by sight on all sides (not a good idea for new sewers like myself), the elastic - very confusing. Do you have step by step downloadable instructions? I really like the design and I think it will fit great whenever I figure out the last details.
You can adjust the playback speed by clicking on the settings icon. On my IPad it is the three dots in the upper right corner.
How do u the sides? Im wondering how can u open both sides if u sew them already?
Before you put all three layers together. You already folded and sewn one layer so that layer is shorter than the other two layers. When you sew on the side, you sew only 2 layers, not 3 layers. You can set the playback speed at the setting to lower the speed down to see it clearly. I hope it help.
Great video what are the measurement for the brown material used to measure the fabric cutted.
The brown material is the pattern. You can download the pattern from the link here. th-cam.com/users/redirect?v=T4pHsszmBng&event=video_description&q=https%3A%2F%2Fdrive.google.com%2Ffile%2Fd%2F187nzzJn5tg1c8Jp8zM1lwqbMOT0chmSO%2Fview&redir_token=5X3kCKWbuIdgnHvHnwBEdMeEW5V8MTU4ODAxNjUyNkAxNTg3OTMwMTI2
At around 1:22 where the second layer is being sewn, it seems you sew them together and then cut the threads between them, and repeat that with the other layers? I'm not quite sure what happened although I've slowed the video down. Would you be able to clarify please, thanks so much :)
Fold each layer in half and sew one side of each layer along the line that you drew it from the pattern until you finish all three layer and then do the same on the other side of all three layers as well.
From the VDO. I don’t want to waste the threads so when I finished all three layers instead of clearing the threads and start sewing the other side. I cut the one that I finished one side already and flipped and sew the other side continuously.
So difficult to follow and so quick, no audio or subtitle on how to do anything :(
You can lower the speed down by press the 3 dot at the corner and change the play speed.
So the straps are adjustable because she use pd a safety pin?
madeline cruz yes
She doesn't allow seam allowance in the pattern you print off. So do not cut on those lines...you need to add what ever seam allowance when sewing..what video closely..She does that and sews on the lines...so the lines are. the finished product
I feel really silly, I can't seem you find the link to download the pattern. Are you able to post it again?
drive.google.com/open?id=187nzzJn5tg1c8Jp8zM1lwqbMOT0chmSO
What kind of wire did you use for the nose piece?
Twisted wire
Nice pattern, but puncturing the fabric with so many pins is defeating the purpose of the mask!
When you put the safety pin. Don’t put all three layers. Just only 2 inner layers.
do you have a youth/
child template?
This link for kids 4-7 years old
drive.google.com/file/d/1CdUI1RtPeV3ojyUteou8fYpINFNWgT07/view?usp=sharing
This link for kids 8-14 years old
drive.google.com/file/d/1EM3GohOv-OkYgKEwSbcbATGlDA46QH-9/view?usp=sharing
Do you have a kids size
This link for kids 4-7 years old
drive.google.com/file/d/1CdUI1RtPeV3ojyUteou8fYpINFNWgT07/view?usp=sharing
This link for kids 8-14 years old
drive.google.com/file/d/1EM3GohOv-OkYgKEwSbcbATGlDA46QH-9/view?usp=sharing
@@sewingsource thanks so much you are the best
Do you have to use three layers? Could you use two?
You will lose the filter pocket if you do only 2 layers.
I made this mask for my husband and myself and the lost the pattern. I would like to make some more to give away but can't access the printable pattern. Can you send a link?
Here is the link to downloadable pattern
drive.google.com/file/d/187nzzJn5tg1c8Jp8zM1lwqbMOT0chmSO/view
And These are for kids' patterns, just in case you need them.
This link for kids 4-7 years old
drive.google.com/file/d/1CdUI1RtPeV3ojyUteou8fYpINFNWgT07/view?usp=sharing
This link for kids 8-14 years old
drive.google.com/file/d/1EM3GohOv-OkYgKEwSbcbATGlDA46QH-9/view?usp=sharing
@BusyLiitleGuys what width was the elastic that you used?
You can do 25 cm for unisex and you can adjust by using safety pin if it too loose. If you are doing the mask for yourself so you can measure your face.
@@sewingsource thank you, but I don't mean the length I mean the width. For example, did you find a 1/2 inch width was more comfortable, or a 1/4 inch?
Oh. You can use 1/4 or 1/8
yay Thank you! @@sewingsource
link to pattern does not work.
I just got this last week from sayloz.com.. They are awesome. Mere peace of mind
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Wow so much for the little protection this mask would give you with all those pin holes.
You known you dont need to be rude. You can inform without a snarky comment.
This is a dumb comment not only because it's rude but because it's also very apparent that you don't understand the point of fabric masks. They are not designed or intended not do any claim to be protective against the virus. Unless you're using HEPA vacuum bags, the virus is going to be able to get through the mask from the outside. The point of masks is to SLOW the spread not stop it, by keeping people's immediately exhaled breath from hitting just the air. It's a mini filter for your own breath, not an air filter for your lungs. The point is people will have something on their face instead of trusting them to cough into an elbow or sneeze and have all that flying in the air. It hits the mask first. So don't be rude and put something over your mouth, save a grandma and sit down please.
The pin holes are temporary. If you steam press fabric or wash it the fabric melds back together. You do need to use a very tight woven fabric such as the nicer quilting cottons or that from an old pillowcase that is a 600 count cotton.
Where do you put the filter?
Between the inner lining and the middle lining.
Poking all of those pin holes in the mask kind of defeats the reason for wearing one. I use fabric clips or mini clothes pins.
I do not have a printer. Please post measurements of patterns used. Your video was super fast. Could not follow.
You can set the speed of your video. On your mobile phone on the right top corner, press 3 dot and choose play speed. You can choose 0.75x or 0.50x to lower the speed down.
@@sewingsource I never realized I could adjust the video speed. Thank you so much for the info. I don't sew allot but knowing I can slow a tutorial down makes this a 5 star tutorial. Thanks
where do I find the downloadable instructions
Click the link in the description. It will ask to download to your computer.
(drive.google.com/file/d/187nz...). this link in the description...
Is there a scaled down version of the template for kids masks?
How old of your kids. I do have for kid size.
@@sewingsource Great thanks. They are 7 and 10.
@@chriscummings9458 THIS LINKS FOR AGE 4-7 YEARS OLD
drive.google.com/file/d/1CdUI1RtPeV3ojyUteou8fYpINFNWgT07/view?usp=sharing
THIS LINKS FOR AGE 8-14 YEARS OLD
drive.google.com/file/d/1EM3GohOv-OkYgKEwSbcbATGlDA46QH-9/view?usp=sharing