How to make simple DIY sew reusable face masks with fabric under 8 minutes


Hi friends! 

 Successful 4th week stay at home. How are you? I hope you all safe. I was little hesitant to post this tutorial because I am not perfect sewist but today I'm proud sewist 😎, I made face mask whenever the whole world 🗺 in need of it. 



Now our state governor suggested that wearing a mask or face covering is helpful against the coronavirus. Wearing a face mask gives you a little protection, actually it helps more to protect others, while de-stigmatizing mask wearing in our state recommends, so that anyone who’s sick with COVID-19 won’t feel embarrassed or uncomfortable to wear a mask.

In our nearest pharmacies, the masks are not in stock. Until last week, I used scarf to tie on nose and mouth whenever stepped outside. I told he same to my family when stepped out, they are not comfortable with my idea, so that decide to sew masks for everyone in my family.  By the way, this is about wearing basic masks, not N95 masks. In case you have cartoon fabrics do make face mask for your kid, then they love to wear it.

We use a small piece of fabric and only take 8 minutes to make.


Simple DIY Face Mask Tutorial with Elastic

Learn how to make this homemade face mask in 8 minutes with this simple tutorial. This mask features elastic to go over the ears.

Materials

  • 2 pieces of 8 x 8 inch fabric
  • 2 pieces of elastic 7 inches each.
  • Thread

Tools

  • Pins
  • Cutting tools 
  •  Iron and Ironing board

Instructions

  1. Place fabric pieces right sides together and clip elastic into the corners on the short side.
  2. Sew all the way around the rectangles using a 1/2 inch seam allowance leaving a whole to flip right side out. 
  3. Trim corners to reduce bulk, flip right side out and press.
  4. Create 2 pleats and clip into place by eyeballing the measurement. Back stitch over pleats to make sure they are strong.  
  5. Sew around the rest of the mask and trim threads.
  6. Taada, now you're done!
Note:
Backstitch well over elastic in corners.
Be sure any fabric design is placed horizontally.









 Stay Home! Stay Safe!

9 comments:

  1. Great DIY. very important specially beacause many people can't find masks anywhere so being able to make them yourself is perfect righ now. thank you very much for shaaring this!

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  2. Iamgeetha blog6 April 2020 at 14:05

    You welcome :)

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  3. Genuis and just the right time for these. I'd never thought to make one.

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  4. This is such a great idea. They design is pretty cute too. Love it!

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  5. Such a useful DIY! Will be useful for me as I work with the public almost everyday!

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  6. This is such a good idea, perfect for the current global climate! I can't wait to try it out!

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