EASY New 3D Mask with NO Special Cutting or Templates! Cut a Rectangle and start sewing!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2024
- Hello Shiny, Crafty People! Welcome back! Today I'm showing off a FANTASTIC 3D mask that needs no template! Just a simple rectangle.
I have really enjoyed this design because it is so easy to make!!! Here's a link to the video that originated the idea (as far as I can tell) and which inspired me to make a more detailed tutorial: • Very Easy 🔥🔥3D Face Ma...
Here's what you'll need to make this mask:
Fabric (you can choose different fabrics for each side if you want)
Matching thread (if desired)
Elastic
Silicone Toggles for the elastic (if desired)
Iron
Sewing Machine
Scissors or Rotary Cutter
Here's where I buy my elastic: www.amazon.com...
Here's where I buy my silicone toggles: www.amazon.com...
If I'm not recording a video, I can make one of these masks in about 7 minutes.
If the mask as originally designed is a bit too big, you can always find an "in-between" size by using a bigger seam allowance. Try a 3/8" seam allowance rather than a 1/4" allowance.
THE RATINGS:
I rate this mask a 7/10 for comfort
I rate this mask a 8/10 for utility or efficacy.
And as for ease of sewing, I rate it an 10/10.
Have fun making this cool & easy mask and, until next time, stay crafty!!
As a desert dweller, I so enjoyed hearing the rain! We almost never get clouds, much less actual rain. Love this mask!
I was thinking the exact same thing. I live in the high desert, and we only get light showers every few months, never a rainstorm like this. So nice.
Thank you. I love that you don’t need extra supplies.
Only fabric, thread and elastic. Great job.
I loved listening to the rain. It is so calming. Walmart sells a similar little sew iron for $14. Thank you for the updated pattern. I don’t anyone thought we would be wearing mask this long
I actually saw the original video and was good to to try and follow it … but I just watched yours once and 30mins later have my new mask and only looked back at your video twice .. what a simple yet effective mask and there is certainly something to be said for tutorials where people speak to you !
My daughter found this a marvelous tailored mask. She loves it!! wants more.hah
I made it with cupcakes design for her BD. She wore it to the office. what a hit!!
I made 4 of these today as Christmas gifts. My daughter, who is a smaller human being, got one made with a 7x9 inch rectangle with 1/4" seam allowance. The first one I made was a 7x9", but with a larger seam allowance and it was too small. The last two were the normal 7.5 x 9.5" and they fit really well. I added wire inserts that I got at the local fabric store, and toggles. I made one more from a different pattern for beards and it was great too. Thanks!
I’m so glad to hear this! Merry Christmas.
🔴🔴 GLAD I’M NOT THE ONLY ONE THAT GETS CONFUSED WHEN SEWING SOMETIMES. 🔴🔴😄 Very good teacher.
I'm diggin' the big rain storm. The toggles are so helpful, especially when kids need to wear a mask, or if your ears need TLC.
I love listening to the rain on the roof. It's very soothing. Lol. 👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘
That is a beautiful rainstorm you've got going in the background 🤩
I enjoy watching your videos, great tutorials.
The rainstorm was great.
Beautiful ffunctional seems easy to make. Will try it. Thanks for bright idea for masks very useful this pandemic time! Stay safe n healthy
Our beautiful summer rains in Florida.
Something about the storm raging and the need to still be making masks in September 2021 hits quite hard... Thanks for sharing. :-)
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Thanks for using contrasting colours to allow us to see the folds. Have seen many doing this mask but yours finally got me clicking with that final right angle triangle turn.
Toggles not sure I can get those here but love the hair pin feed concept.
For those who don't use such hair/roller pins you can try simple flower wiring or fuse wiring and even larger size needle threader.
Thanks for your effort.
continually amazed at generosity of people online who have taken time to learn how to do a You tube video or simple presentation to guide us in a task.
Thanks for making the point about directionality of the fabric design. It is so easy to screw that up.
I love how easily I can comprehend what I need to do because of the way you explain! I only began sewing when masking began and spent a year of trial and error and lots of styles of masks. I even have fabric patterns cut and half made masks I found in a box. I stopped after awhile because, like you, I didn’t think I needed more masks. Eventually I put my machine to the side and brought out my beads and wire….now I have a pile of bracelets, necklaces and earrings and I need to restock masks for my house. Kids back in school and we need some new face shirts! I love how you explain and show up close, the proper way to fold back those corners! I’ve had so much trouble w that! I’ve made a couple in this style but always look wonky. Thank you for your lovely video and the motivation to get sewing again.
Thanks for continuing to show us patterns for masks. Some ideas: nose wire: I've been using the closure thing on a 12 oz bag of coffee, cut in half crosswise. I actually retrofitted my early masks to add the nose wire. I had opened up those masks enough to slide the "wire" in from the bottom, then sewed around it. I also added an extra layer, a rectangle a few inches smaller, on my masks, which can be a filter pocket, so I just sewed it to the inner fabric when I opened the masks to add the nose wire. I'm going to try this pattern of Tim's because it will stay away from the mouth better than what I used to make.
The rain sounds so comforting it makes me want to take a nap. But I’ll finish watching the video, because I really enjoy watching your videos. Everything you make. Thank you
I like the hairpin hack to get the toggles on! I use my small 3-3.5mm crochet hook through them and pull the elastic through the toggle. Lol Your way looks super easy and so does this tutorial how to sew it! Thank you!
I now use 5/8" grosgrain ribbon in a matching color to put my wire on the mask. I just sew it on the finished mask inside and leave 1 end open and slide the wire in. ( I use rubberized wire which I turn the ends so that they are not sharp) After making many of the 3D style masks and other styles, it's so much easier to do it that way and I found most people almost never turn the mask inside out. And if they do the ribbon matches.
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That is a GREAT idea! Where do you get the rubberized wire? Is it plant wire?
@@lindajacobs1487 Yes it's plant wire at amazon. I was able to get it at Dollar Tree at one time but mine doesn't carry it anymore. I cut off about 4 1/2" and bend over the ends and crimp it a little then slide it in. Walmart is the cheapest for the ribbon.
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Thanks for sharing such an easy way to add a nosepiece!
I thought we would be done with masks by now too. I will keep wearing them though I’m vaxed. I will keep watching your excellent, informative videos they are always a pleasure.
Oh, and the rain, it was nice.
I like it but my favorite has been the mask with the vertical pleats. I have been using that for over a year. It keeps the mask off my mouth. I made my son one and he wore it out. I made 5 more for him, one for every day of the school week. Thank you so much!
Thank you. When I saw this mask at the beginning I didn't fancy the look but when complete I like it! Love the fabric too! & easy to sew, the rain storm was an added bonus as I am tucked up in bed with my laptop and feel real cosy. Here in Scotland we are so used to the rain though our beautiful lovely natured dog hides away in a thunder storm; no matter how many cuddles he gets he has to hide under a table or the bed... 😞
I watch your vids because you're so preside and you explain every move.....I'm not a professional sewer.....I'm more the hobby sewer.....Thanks for all your help.....❣️🤗❣️🤗❣️
This is similar to ones I've been making but yours is so much easier! As far as it coming down when you talk, I have found if you adjust the elastic so that it is NOT centered, it greatly helps, if not stops this problem. First, center it just like you did, then adjust the elastic so it is longer on the bottom and it helps a lot. Thanks for this easier design. BTW, Loved the sound effects! :)
I'm going to try that. Thank you bunches!
Hello, thank you for this video. I am basically a beginner sewer but last year I sewed 50+ pleated masks for family and friends. I've watched your other 3-D mask instructions but this one looks so much easier and I just love these 2 fabrics you used!🌷
That’s awesome! Congrats!
I love listening to the rain… and of course your clear instructions. I got burned out making masks but this is so simple I’ll probably make some fresh ones. Thanks so much.
You just helped me been trying to make this mask for a minute, I know I can do this now. Especially helpful with the toggle & bobby-pin.
Timothy…. You are the man 💪🏾❤️ Thank you for this video!
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Love the rain thank you for adding it to your video :-)This is my favorite pattern. Cute, comfortable and no cutting
This is a very clear, easy to follow tutorial. Thank you! The mask I made turned out really well, and I am delighted!
I really enjoyed watching this ☺️ this guy explained himself and I will be making 3 of these. Thank you. God bless and stay safe.
Thank you for sharing, and I LOVE the sound of the thunderstorm.
You’re welcome! I love that sound too! Makes we wanna sleep.
It's the sound of the rain that's keeping me here with you, thanks so much!! :-)
I loved the Florida storms when I lived there. 😊 You are sewing waves. 😊 And I love the fabric. It is still on sale on Amazon.
Gotta love a good summer storm! The mask fabric was quite appropriate too 😉
I like watching you figure things out, even though you were doing it right the first time. Also, the sound of the rain is making me very sleepy. Could you please do a refresher video of your favorite mask?
Seriously. I had to watch the video again because I zoned out on the rain sounds. I'm 100 miles west of both the Caldor and Dixie fires in California and the sound of rain is refreshing in more ways than one.
Yes I would like to know and watch your 10/10 overall mask tutorial please and thx for this easy tutorial
So I just messed up so much awesome fabric because the person showing me to do masks was using measurements that were completely off... I'm super grateful for this video
I just made one! Actually, I made three of different sizes. I just took away an inch all around, so my kiddos can see which one fits best BEFORE I make a bunch that are too small. Thank you for sharing, these are really fun to make.
Staring into your pretty face seeing your sparkling eye I must say you look stunning too, sorry to infringe on your privacy, can I have your attention maybe we can find few things interesting about ourselves
Nice and simple. Love the added affect of the storm. Soothing 👍🏽
Love the mask 😷😍and I also love the sound of the rain 🌧, which it would rain 🌧like that here in Cali.
I really enjoyed the rain. It was quite relaxing, natural and soothing to my ears.
The mask Guru! Love it! Thank you for experimenting with several styles of masks. Which one is your favorite?
Love the mask! First mask video I have watched that to me to my happy place. The rain is amazing! Thank you.
Thank you for showing these beautiful masks. I am enjoying the wonderful rain. I live in the outback in Australia and some times it can be over a year or more in the dry season before we get a good rain. So forgive me for tunning out to listen to the rain. I think I need to replay to catch up.
This is my first video to watch of yours. Well done. I was just telling my husband…I should get busy making more masks. Burned out last year but people have stopped asking for them so…make a few new ones for us. Definitely will give this a try with a nose piece.
I burned out last year, too. My cousin's granddaughter is getting married next month and she wants me to make a mask for her to wear to the wedding. She has an unusually small face for an adult and I'm having trouble making a mask that will fit her without falling off.
@@cwfan2 I use the ties that have the adjustment in them. I think they really work well. I would make a child’s mask and maybe add 1/2” or an inch. See how that works. She can try it on and it it is satisfactory then make the wedding mask. The groom should have one also. 😁
@@monaquilts4679 She's the grandmother of the bride. Why does the groom need a mask, too? I'm not up to making masks for the entire wedding party. I bought the adjustable ties and got them today. They're pretty, but so far I'm not too impressed. I might buy the pony beads and make my own adjustable ties.
@@cwfan2 oops sorry. I thought you said for the bride. I misunderstood.
@@cwfan2 making your own ties will work as well. I did think the pre-made ties weren’t very long.
When I lived in north central Florida in the 70s, it was in an 1880s dogtrot house with a tin roof. Sometimes the rain got so loud on the roof you couldn't talk to someone else in the same room. I miss that house, and the sound of the rain.
You never disappoint Tim.Easy to follow video super simple to make and I love your fabric. Extra points for the sound effects it's raining here in England too
Its great because reading your comment a week later, and its still raining in Wales!
I loved that! It's raining here to right now. Prince Edward Island 😊👍
Thanks for the video. I have made a couple hundred masks over the past, almost two, years. and this style was my personal favorite, but I recently lost it!!!!! Actually I lost my two favs. So you saved me the trouble of hunting through my patterns and trying to figure out which one it was. :-) . One of my tips is to make the nose piece removeable. I do a couple of things. First my husband makes our nose pieces out of flashing. He cuts them 3/16 in by ??? and files the edges smooth. I take a 1 inch (or so) piece of batting a strip of scrap fabric that is a total of 1 inch longer than the metal. My first step is to sew two button holes at the top of the front of the mask inside the stitching line far enough apart to miss the ends of the metal. I lay the center line of those pieces with the fabric down on the stitching line and sew the mask the way you did in the first step. After I turn the mask inside out I sew a box at the top, that encloses the button holes and makes a channel for the metal. I finish that mask as you did and insert the metal strip and adjust at the vary end.
I’ve made some masks thanks to you. Thank you. I watch you over & over again to get better
I actually love the sound of that rain in the BG. Great video, thanks for sharing ❤️
Thanks for this innovation. I've been using a 10.5 plate to make the circles for the mask you demoed last December. I call them "burrito" mask because they fold in thirds. So easy to make!
I will give this a try, with a nose bar. I've been using pipe cleaners for that.
Staring into your pretty face seeing your sparkling eye I must say you look stunning too, sorry to infringe on your privacy, can I have your attention maybe we can find few things interesting about ourselves
I Love the rain sound in the background...so 😎 to hear..... 😀👍👍
Now that I like! Thanks ever so much for showing us this. As a filter I have been using the hepa filter from some spare vacuum cleaner bags I have for as vacuum I no longer own. They are the very thin mebrane like woven tissue layer between the paper layers of the bags. Because they are so thin you dont need to worry about bulk or sewing heavier fabrics. I dont know how legit or efficient they would be but so far thats what we have been using and with no problems at all. I have just been looking for a new design as I keep fogging up and as we are now back to having to wear masks again long term in the uk I thought I would attempt to make a new batch of different design ones. So I am going to give yours a go.
That rain sounds SO good.. need to have that sound when sleeping
Yay! Don't we have the best rain!! Wonderful summer Florida rain! 🌴🧡🌧️⛈️
Love your videos! You make them easy to understand, fast and of course beautiful! You don’t waste our time. You’re fun, interesting and inventive and REAL! Thanks so much!
Wow, it just so happens I have scrap fabric from a project I just finished and I'm going to try this today. Thank you for doing this.
Love the sound of the rain
Love this and LOVE the sound of rain! Living in Australia it’s rare an always exciting!
In Texas as well.......loving ❤ it !
This was the most relaxing and informative video! Great instructions from you, and that rain storm was so zen!
Staring into your pretty face seeing your sparkling eye I must say you look stunning too, sorry to infringe on your privacy, can I have your attention maybe we can find few things interesting about ourselves
In my drought California, I envy your thunder storm and heavy rain as the background music. Thank you!
I love you. I want to come to your workshop and just watch you sew all day! That would be so much fun.
I got to tell you I love your tutorial , clear instructions easy to follow . I now i am going to have to watch all your videos ! Have a great week , we here in California sure need your rain !
I have to say I was surprised at the simplicity of the construction of the mask and the visually pleasing style. I also like your rating process and explanation of why you rated the project the way you did. just found your channel and it is the first sewing channel I felt comfortable subscribing to. I will be checking some of your other projects for little gems like this. Thank you for a great job!
Wonderful tutorial. You actually are turning the fabric right side out not inside out. Could you drop us a link to which one of your masks is your favourite?
Great mask I thought we’d be done too! Thanks for toggle link I was looking for them used all mine. My friend bought me 133 yds of elastic yesterday at joans for 30.31 it was 75 per cent off!
Hi, I made one of your masks few days back, WELL, is the best fitting mask I have made. I also cut the wire part from a disposable mask and stitched in, GREAT. I wear glasses, so like the wire bit. Have 3 more cut out, ready to sew up. Thank you for the video. Cheers from Australia :-)
Had to watch that last bit of folding a few times, but finally got it. Great mask! Out here in drought stricken California, that rain sounded lovely. Thanks for the video!
I’ve watched some of your other mask videos. This is another great one. I am lovin the rain on your tin roof. Thanks for videoing even tho it’s raining. SOUNDS WONDERFULLY ☺️
This is great! I have several ‘orphan’ 10” squares that will be perfect for this. I’ll also use interfacing on the wrong side of one of the fabrics. Thanks for the great tutorial! ❤️
I love the sound of rain 🌧
Me too! I grew up in a single-wide mobile home and I love the sound of rain on a tin/metal roof. It's one of my favorite parts of our upgraded workshop!
@@timothytotten9409 reminds me of British summer holidays camping in a tent.
Loved listening to the rain! Thanks for this great mask!
Haven't finished watching but the rain and thunder is giving me a thrill.
Thank you for this video, and for your many, many inspiring lessons. Here's to no longer needing masks, but while we do, your videos will help us all enjoy them more! I love your creative fabric choices.
I just made mine to matched in my scrub hat, looks so nice together.. Very easy pattern. I love it. THANKS
Thank you so much for another great tutorial,will make this one this afternoon,I too thought we were done making masks!
I love you! Your demonstration of the two sided octogenarian mask was great! You are short & to the point! I am a new subie!
I love this pattern. You are a wonderful instructor and I thought that the rain on your roof was nice (given that I live in SoCal and we don’t really remember what rain is anymore 🤪). Thanks so much 🙏🏻
It was like you could hear the waves... :D
I must admit I prefer your 3D mask with the diamond template, I've made loads in that design and find it simple, and quick to make and a great fit, and especially stopping glasses fogging up as work outside in hot climate so always in sunglasses or readers!
I love trying alternatives though, so thank you for keeping posting :)
Just finished watching this first video of yours. Before you said Florida, I had a hunch you were filming in the Sunshine State. Sounds (like smells) can take you back in time. Loved the 1960-80s rain showers of Ft. L!
Fresh set of masks are needed and you delivered a thorough and entertaining tutorial. Simple enough (with that one slow-down and double-check section). Think I'll replay then head to my fabric stash pile. Thanks Tim. Will have to check your other videos and see what else you have.
Thank you for this awesome ingenious tips on this super easy mask ...love it! 😍🥰😘💕👍
I loved the comment that you never disappoint - it’s SO true. Thank you again for your time, energy, expertise and willingness to put yourself “out there.”
Thank you for taking the time to slow down at tricky areas that make or break the finish on this clever piece of sewing. Can't wait to try it and add to my winter wardrobe!
This is definitely the most well instructed video for a three-D mask I have ever seen. Your step-step instructions are amazing. Thank you for thoughtfulness in putting this together
Simplistic one I’ve seen. I’ve been unsuccessful in other designs and gave up. Now that I’m back at work a few days a week I want something other than the blue med masks. I’d have to figure a pocket for a filter. Thanks!
This is the best tutorial I’ve seen, I’ve watched at least 10 you tube tutorials yours is the best
Love the sound of rain on metal roofs. This is a great mask
That rain sounds so soothing
Love this & subscribed! 1. You don’t blather on and on like most, you get to the point but are informative all the while. 2. You are easy to listen to. 3. We out here also go throuthe “is this right” scenario and it’s nice to know you do too. Finally, great explanations at the end!! Thank you! (Love the rain 😊)
I think it would be great to use over one of those plastic mouth guards, which really help the breathing if mask is required for an extended period of time, airports and airplanes for example. Schools/ workplaces etc etc.
Thank you so much. I followed you video and got the mask done. After the first one it was smooth sailing.
This is a very nice, well put together mask! Mask will be around for awhile! It is always nice having a verity of mask! The bobbie pin, great idea! Thank you for sharing!
I love the thunder and rain. Great video, thank you! New sub!
Love the sound of the rain on your roof! Sooo relaxing!
Thank you so much! I really like this design and your tips. I'm going to look now for your favourite design. ;)
Great mask....I've already made a bunch to upgrade my mask wardrobe, as well as made some for my ballet class friends (cats and dinosaurs in tutus and such prints). The only thing I would say is, be careful and don't hit the silicone toggles with your iron when you wash and iron your mask because they melt!
so funny hearing the thunderstorm outside very cool mask
Hi Tim. Love your videos. Really helped me get through Covid. I have to say this mask is cool. I'm making one right now. Also the rain in this video sounded like the ocean and went with the waves on your fabric. Thanks so much for doing all you do to teach those of us less talented how to create.
Staring into your pretty face seeing your sparkling eye I must say you look stunning too, sorry to infringe on your privacy, can I have your attention maybe we can find few things interesting about ourselves
Love your videos! Love all the information you have to share. Even though I could figure it out, I would love to see these masks made with a filter pocket or with a breathable liner.
I love the sparkle in your eyes! You remind me of my son-in-law who has a real joyful attitude about life!
Thank you so much and I love it’s! Beautiful colors too.😊
That was some thunder storm! I made a ton of those masks…1000+ masks of all designs. I was hoping to be done, too.
The rain sounds so comforting. I am in Southern California and wish we had some of it. Hopefully you won't be flooded.