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Hey sweet friend. I am sorry I didn’t show the fit. If you need it to fit differently, this mask, the way it is sewn, should be easy to detach the ear loops and sew on ones that would fit. I understand that everyone has a different size face and it is hard to find the right fit. I wish there was a way to measure from ear to ear to find the right measurements to make the perfect mask. I’m sorry you are having a hard time with this, and hope you can make it work.

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Wow, thank you!

I'm glad you like it

Hahaha that's funny but is a great idea!!

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Glad it was helpful!

The larger pleat firs best over the nose, so I would consider that to be the top

Yes, you can change the color... it is really easy if it was made on it’s own layer. What you will do is select the layer that has the flower, and select the options icon (3 dots) and select “mask layer contents” everything will become red, then slide the layer to the right (the red square on the right) then pick the color you want to change the flower to, and paint over it! If it is not on its own layer you will need to open your file in photoshop and go through the replace color feature. You can also try the selective color feature as well to select the purple and then with that selected then paint over it.

Hey! You can get the brushes at this website: www.grutbrushes.com Hope this helps, it definitely helped me!

It is an 11” iPad Pro (2020)

That sounds like it may be hard to breathe out of.... Let me know how that works

@@SarahYoang, instead of the 6 layers, use two or three layers which is thinnest possible for filter and breathable!

You are wonderful! Thank you for helping your community!

Awesome! Thank you!

Absolutley! I love your brushes! I had a really hard time picking my favorites!

That’s a great question! The live watercolor brush is fun, but something has always seemed off to me when I use it. Also, I paint with pixel brushes because it allows me to work on the computer as well as the iPad with the same brushes and I won’t have two different looks. Hopefully that answers your question. I know many people love the live watercolor brush, it just isn’t for me!

@@SarahYoang Thanks so much for replying. I thought I just didn't know how to use them properly. I'm new to watercolor, but a client asked for watercolor elements in her design. So I tried the live brushes and I just couldn't get them to cooperate. It's like you never know what you're going to get. And even when you turn down the water flow, they're still acting weird. Plus, you can't get that paper texture. So I started with the live brushes, but ended up using the pixel brushes anyway.

Yes! Absolutely! Also if you have the disposable masks cut off the ear pieces and the wire inside to use to make a cloth mask!

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I included work because this was the whole reason I had made the video. If it weren't for the current events and how it affected residents at work then I would not have made these masks in the first place. When everyone has to learn to make a mask because of the shortages, I felt it was needed to try to make an easy video so those who do not have much experience sewing could make their own mask.

Carolyn Cload should be using 100% cotton.

@@LynnLGray thanks but why?

The CDC had recommended cotton for masks because it was better to "Filter" out particles that could make you sick. It was also recommended because of the ability to breath through. Honestly, I think that you would still need a filter no matter which fabric you choose to use. Here is a link for another video that includes a filter pocket: ua-cam.com/video/6p7w604h9d8/v-deo.html

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching and for sharing!

I know your family appreciated your thoughtful gift! Thank you for helping

I am so glad it helped!

That is a wonderful question! In this video I wanted to make it as simple as possible to help those who had little to no experience sewing. In this video I did add a few more steps to finish the mask a bit better: ua-cam.com/video/6p7w604h9d8/v-deo.html

Hey Chuchie Doubek, the measurements should be the same in this video for age 3-5... however if it seems too big you can always tailor the mask by trimming the ear loops down about half an inch. I hope this helps. If you want to try for a smaller mask I would take half an inch off both the width and height of the dimensions shown in the video

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching

Thank you for the constructive advice! I will keep that in mind in my future videos

I am so glad it was helpful!

I apologize for the late response... I personally can wear this mask with these measurements (I have a small face too!) If this mask is too small you can always adjust the ear loops to be about half an inch longer to accommodate any facial sizes

@@SarahYoang thank you!

Thank you so much! I am happy my video helped you. I hope you and all of your families are healthy and well

Thank you! Please share, so it might be easier for others to find too. I hope you are well and healthy

I am so sorry to hear that, and I apologize for the late response. When you cut your fabric it needs to measure 8 inches by 14 inches Then you will fold it in half (inside out so that the pattern is on the inside) so that the measurement is 8 inches by 7 inches Then you will stitch along the 8 inch side opposite of the fold I hope these instructions help you get started with the video

I am not sure if there are different sizes. I am sure there are though. Did you happen to use them any way? How did it work out?

Thank you, I am happy you enjoyed it