SUPPLIES & TOOLS:
- Download face mask pattern
- 1 7/8yd of special occasion satin
- 7" of cotton fabric for each side of mask
- 7" of lightweight fusible interfacing
- 1/8" black elastic, 15"
- Small safety pin for inserting elastic
- Sewing notions
DIRECTIONS: Seams are 1/4" unless noted.
- Download adult mask pattern.
- Cut 2 of satin, cotton and fusible interfacing masks.
- Cut 2 of 7 1/2" elastic.
- Press fusible interfacing to wrong side of satin.
- Sew center front seams of satin, cotton. Press seam open. Don’t stitch seam down.
- Pin right sides together across top sides and bottom. Leave an opening, top and bottom at each side corners of 1/4" to insert elastic. Sew top, sides and bottom, leaving an opening for turning. Turn right sides out, press and hand stitch opening closed.
- Insert elastic through 1/4" side openings with safety pin, tie elastic in a knot. Slide knotted elastic in mask to conceal knot.
- Headwrap: Cut one 21" wide x 69" long. Hem all sides with a 1/4" turn and turn hem.
JOANN HACKS:
- Pull threads first before starting hem so that fabric doesn’t get caught in the opening plate when hemming edges.
- Using a size #12 or #14 needle for satin keeps from making snags or skip stitches.
Rated 1 out of
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Nanc88 from
Please help with fabric
I am a beginner YouTube taught mask maker...
I need to know the fabric used for head wrap and mask I can’t find it anywhere on post for pattern
Is there someone that can help me please
Date published: 2021-02-09
Rated 1 out of
5
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AmyM from
Not actual size pattern
The actual pattern is poor in that it is not actual size. I had no problem getting and printing pattern. Since I couldn't enlarge and print pattern on one sheet of paper, I printed as is, folded pattern to show only size I wished to enlarge (in my case, adult), then enlarged it 175% when copying. Worked perfectly. Please give actual size patterns in the future unless a straight line pattern, where measurements are easy to reproduce.
Date published: 2021-01-10
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Digger from
Pattern PDF is shown in uploaded photo.
I had to dig into the source code for the pattern link. Youtube is 100% more helpful.
Date published: 2020-12-07
Rated 4 out of
5
by
grammysue from
Ready to Give it a Try
I have resized these proportionately and ready to give the masks a try. I've been looking for this exact style because it has been the most comfortable, but now to find the exact fabric that I want.
Date published: 2020-11-22
Rated 1 out of
5
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litlgypsy from
mask
tried to print out pattern and instructions, but like a lot of their other projects, you can't print the patterns or instructions.
Date published: 2020-11-21
Rated 3 out of
5
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Hilanderz from
Instructions
Yes, Wrap instructions ARE included - they’re just at the bottom without their own heading, and are Very Short. I do agree with the other reviews that they Should Be expanded for your beginning seamstress.
I plan to use my own 3D mask pattern (I like it better) but can still match my wrap. Maybe I’ll add buttons to attach my mask to Yay!
Date published: 2020-11-17
Rated 4 out of
5
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MRGSON from
READ THE FINE LINE
MASKS: To get patterns for this mask style, search on YouTube which has measurements.
HEADWRAP: Read the last line under DIRECTIONS for exact measurements: "cut one 21" wide x 69" long."
Hope this helps.
Date published: 2020-11-16
Rated 1 out of
5
by
just frustrated from
What a Joke
Like everyone else that complained about the mask pattern, I found that it did not print to size. Expanding the print scale from 100% to 135% was insufficient, but was as large as I could go without losing a portion of the pattern. Expanding the print from 100% to 150% did not work either. I will have to source my pattern elsewhere. Regarding the head wrap, your instructions were insufficient - causing confusion for the beginner sewers. You provided directions to cut and hem a rectangle after indicating that there was a pattern. Suggestions for wrapping would have been nice.
Date published: 2020-11-15