A Face Mask for the whole Family
Find the Mask that suits you
Find here a collection of different patterns for Masks in different shapes and sizes to fit the whole Family
Make your own fabric combinations.
Download the Pattern with the Instructions below...
Mask A - Classic Shaped
Mask A - Classic Shaped
1– KIDS - Classic Shaped Mask
2– ADOLESCENT- Classic Shaped Mask
3– ADULTS- Classic Shaped Mask
Mask B - Duck Style
Mask B - Duck Style
1– KIDS - Duck Shaped Mask
2– ADOLESCENT- Duck Shaped Mask
3– ADULTS - Duck Shaped Mask
Mask C - Nose Seam
Important Notice
Re-usable face masks need to be used in the appropriate way
To USE
1. Wash hands before wearing the mask
2. Wear mask from ear handles
After USE
1. After use, take off without touching the outside surface
2. Wash in at least 60° before using again
3. Iron thoroughly
To WEAR
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Useful information for anyone making DIY masks at home
A new study at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine is finding that certain fabrics can filter much smaller particles, too. By comparing different textiles—thick vs. thin, woven vs. knit—they discovered that heavy-weight cotton with a tight weave and a thread count of 180 or higher performs surprisingly well in filtering small airborne particles. Avoid knitted or elastic fabrics.
Quote is from Vogue , By Emily Farra, April 6, 2020
Note: This refers to thick shirt or sheets cotton fabric.
It should be used with a lining of the same fabric to reinforce it.
