I just want to say THANK YOU so much. Because of your previous tutorial and this updated tutorial on this mask I have made 50+ great fitting masks for all my family and friends, some of which are relief workers. Everyone loves their mask and I just want to say again how grateful I am to you and your amazing mask design =) Keep up the great work!
I just found you on UA-cam. I’ve been looking for mask patterns and tutorials on here for months. I’ve viewed so many mask making videos. Your tutorial is, hands down, the best. I like that you have been layering since July and you offer the nose wire option as well. Thank you for sharing your skills.
Thank you for this tutorial. I really like the masks I’ve made using your pattern but I had to tweak it the under chin a little bit. I added a dart on each side to cup the chin better. This made the mask really fitted all around the face and chin. Thank you.
I didn't check the size my pattern printed out - so now my daughter got the mask I was making for me and she is very happy! Very easy to follow and clear instructions so even my beginner sewing skills were OK. Next one I check the printer properly! Thank you.
Thank you!! Last Spring, I chose your video from among all the ones I saw, and made I don't know how many masks for family and friends. Feedback from multiple folks was "best mask I have!" Now, I need to make a few more-- and lo and behold, you've posted an update with tips for speeding up the sew! Thx!!!
Thank you Daisy, for sharing your experience and patterns. I've recently adopted your pattern but made a change to the elastic. Using the Farmyarn i cut one long length... about 12 inches - it stretches a lot. Thread each end up the pocket from the bottom. This makes a loop that will rest on your lower neck. The two lose ends can be stretched and tied off behind your head and just below your ears. This provides a close fit that gathers well along your cheeks and the knot sits below the hairline so it is very comfortable and effective. If you find a comfortable length you can just tie a simple knot and it will always be easy to slip on and off.
I used your previous pattern so i can understand how this version would be a bit more comfortable seeing that its one layer on the sides but i believe a surger gives it a better finish than zigzag and i dont have that lol I tweaked the other pattern to my own liking but the general idea came from you and your print outs was also used so i really appreciate the time and work you put into these videos💖🙏🏾 Thank You very much! Keep safe and keep up the great work
Thanks for the tutorial. I have given up making masks since none of them fit properly. I will give your pattern a try since we will need these masks for a long time. Also, you make it look easy. Thanks.
Hey Daisy you’re beautiful and amazing!Thanks for sharing. I’m happy to see your latest video.all of my face mask I been sewing is from your video tutorials. My family and friends are very happy on the way I sew . Thanks again.
I’ve made 1 so far ! it was actually my very first time using a sewing machine. The pattern is super approachable and the instructions are really clear. I think it’s the perfect shape and a super comfortable fit. Thanks for this video and the free templates, excited to make some more :)
this is the best video i have watched - i am brand new to sewing and was able to make mock mask. am waiting for my cotton to arrive and will be making some for family and friends. thank you for sharing this updated video
A really great tutorial!! I mentioned this in another video but will copy and paste here just incase to hopefully benefit. I did a little research and found that "if NWPP interfacing is used, “sew in” interfacing is preferred to “fusible” (iron on) because: 1) the plastics beads used in iron-on interfacing may reduce the breathability of the material and 2) the types of adhesives and binders used in the “dots” in fusible interfacing may are not have been evaluated for potential inhalation risks associated with use in masks." (cited from makermask website) Hope this helps :)
Hi Daisy. Thanks for the great video. Just a couple of notes: the medium size template doesn't have the middle fold line and that inner layer (white in your video) really needs to have the edges finished otherwise they fray quite quickly. Thanks again.
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Thank you for letting me know. :) I already replaced it with the correct one. I apologize...
Ok! Firstly, this is a fantastic design, I feel even a novice seamstress like myself can make a mask that looks professionally crafted. I really like that it has 3 cloth layers, plus the fusible interfacing which could also be considered an additional layer. I highly suggest everyone serge or overlock/zigzag their edges (I used my overlock foot because I don’t have a serger). Once I cut my cloth pieces some of the edges started unraveling. My only complaint: for my pocket layer, it wasn’t clear to me that we needed to put the wrong sides together (right side facing out, opposite of the front layer) so my final product has the pocket with the wrong side of the fabric facing out. It’s the pocket so no one will really see, but I’d rather it wasn’t that way, lol. Overall, easy tutorial, this now my go to mask making pattern. Thank you!
Thank you for the pattern and the instruction that is so clear and easy! My daughter made this perfectly! Now she's making more for the whole family. ❤❤❤
I made a small change that seems to work. The complaints I got were that the lining kind of got in the mouth. I curved it slightly bigger in front. Then did a 1/2 seam in the lining and pressed it to the side to make a modified French seam. Then I inserted a zip tie and trimmed it to fit. Of course, you need the same 1/2 seam for the front without the French seam. Just trim it. I would not do that to the child size. For the child size, kids don't like elastic so much, so I sewed a fabric loop +(1/4" like Seam tape) and then tacked a tie through the loop. The tie is best at about 1/4". Really cute.
Thank you Daisy! These patterns are spot on and your tutorial is very clear and easy to understand!! The best! ;-) Also, can you tell me what iron you use? It's so small and looks perfect for small sewing projects.
Great tutorial and patterns! How do you determine which size to use on children or adults? Are there measurements of the face you suggest that translate to the correct pattern to use?
I like the large but if you have a wider face use extra large. Cant help with size of kids i 7ded samw size for my kids but they are 14 n 6 an on my 6 year old i just shorten the elastic an it worked
Thank you for this video. I haven't sewed anything since my 8th grade sewing project in Home Ec. but I'm going to try to make this DIY project so to create my own custom masks to decorate (hopefully) with beadwork. Fingers crossed!
Thank you for the tutorial. Ive made 2 masks already and going to make some more. It fits perfectly on my face. I find the thin elastic fits better around my ears. Thank you! :-)
Tejano you so much for the new pattern. I was making the old pattern but you are right this one is much easier to make and faster. Muchas gracias por toda su ayuda ♥️
Hi Daisy. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I've made many masks using your earlier pattern and everyone who has been wearing them has commented on the comfort and good fit of the mask. God bless you for your kindness. I like the doubling of the poly-cotton for your inner layer this time and it is an easier method to cut too. I'm also not an experienced seamstress but it has been so easy to print the pattern and follow your instructions in your videos. Stay safe and stay blessed.
Hi Daisy. I LOVE your face masks tutorials. The best on UA-cam. QUESTION: what sizes are the elastic hair ties and seamless hair bands? The ones I purchased do not look like the ones in your video. Thank you very much.
How do you figure what size in the patterns you’ll need for an adult vs child? Needing masks for myself, my 10yr old and my 3yr old, thanks for your help!! ❤️
Thank you, Daisy! Your instructions were great, as were the patterns. I am a complete novice and my work isn't solid, but somehow my mask still looks good:))
OMG! I love your face masks and printed them a few months ago and it was super easy. But now, so much you has been added to the site it is IMPOSSIBLE to find the mask patterns. I have spent 20 minutes circling back and forth and never found the link to simply print or download the masks patterns. It shouldn’t be this difficult. I gave up.
Very nice looking mask. I was taught that it’s important to make sure the initial cut of the main fabric is not on the bias. For the main (outer) fabric, I think it would be worth it to indicate the grain line on the pattern. Can you clarify, please? Thanks!
Señora Daisy, me encantan las pinzas. ¿Las pintó? Porque Amazon solamente tiene las sin color. Gracias por el video. Me gusta su voz e instrucciones calmas.
Daisi, los patrones son perfectos y quedan super bien, pero queria saber cuanta tela debo usa para otros que no son el M de adulto, saber el tamaño de tela necesitado para que quede bien el pocket. Gracias
This is the first time I've sewn anything in about 20 years. I expected to make mistakes with my first attempt but it has come out very nicely. The steps you showed are very clear. What differences would you make to have the elastic go behind the head instead of the ears?
Hi Brian I use Daisy's pattern and a longer strand of farmyarn (I also use paracord with a dual stopper with spring). Depending on the length and tension, both can be adjusted to loop behind the neck or the bottom loop low on rhe neck and upper loop above the ears. The shape of someone's head, their preferences, how long they need to wear it all make a difference. But thest two, with Daisy's option of small loops behind the ears provide choices for many. See my comment earlier for a better description
As extra filter you can use some MERV 13-14 supple polypropylene material (supple not pleated) from a "pocket" designed filter used in ventilation, more or less the same material than used for respirators, the supple models. you cut the shape needed and insert it; of course, the mask must be tight fit everywhere on your face. This type of filter is rated 90% at 0.4 micron, which is not so bad against airborne virus. You can use on or two layers, beware of the right side to the face. Found this in Europe, made in UK. You must have the same range of products in other areas.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial and video! One question. If I wanted to insert the nose support before the mask was constructed, when would you suggest I do it? Thank you for your time. Jerri
You're right: the middle line is on all the templates except the medium size one. Print out the one above or below that size and you can work out where it goes.
You can find the correct ones on this site, I'm not sure why it's different but these are the exact same ones she uses in the video :) daisymultifacetica.com/freebies/improved-the-very-best-fitted-fabric-face-mask-with-filter-removable-nose-support-9-free-patterns/
Are you using kids elastic ponytail holders or adult size? Because you say in your video that you can find them in the children's section but they also have them for adults which are probably bigger..
Awesome 👍 I've been looking for a way to make the pipe cleaner removable to be able to wash the mask without it ending up like a wired bra in the washing machine/dryer, lol. Thank you!
Do you have a zippered wash bag to place delicates in for laundering? You can use it for the mask as well because you will have to wash the pipe cleaner eventually too. You can also wash the mask by hand with a (dish) detergent that says "extra hygiene" or something to that extent. It's not necessary to wash it at extremely high temperatures as the virus cannot live very long on textiles. It supposedly survives longer on our hands but I can 't see us washing our hands with boiling hot water. #coronacontroversies #coronacontradictions #coronacraziness
Use gardening twist ties instead they work better and it’s no problem in the laundry. They can take a lot of bending and aren’t too stiff. The paper mask actual use twist ties. The gardening one I like because they have a plastic coating, so better for washing.
Written instructions here daisymultifacetica.com/2020/07/25/the-very-best-fitted-fabric-face-mask-with-filter-removable-nose-support-improved-9-free-patterns/
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Thank you for your patterns and videos. You are truly saving lives by posting this information for free!
Thank you Daisy. I have been sewing these for over a year. Great fit!
I just want to say THANK YOU so much. Because of your previous tutorial and this updated tutorial on this mask I have made 50+ great fitting masks for all my family and friends, some of which are relief workers. Everyone loves their mask and I just want to say again how grateful I am to you and your amazing mask design =) Keep up the great work!
This is so amazing!
The best fitting mask by far. I tried many many masks this is the winner! Thank you!
I just found you on UA-cam. I’ve been looking for mask patterns and tutorials on here for months. I’ve viewed so many mask making videos. Your tutorial is, hands down, the best. I like that you have been layering since July and you offer the nose wire option as well. Thank you for sharing your skills.
Thank you for this tutorial. I really like the masks I’ve made using your pattern but I had to tweak it the under chin a little bit. I added a dart on each side to cup the chin better. This made the mask really fitted all around the face and chin. Thank you.
I been using your pattern from your very first video! 70+ masks! Great tutorial Daisy!
I didn't check the size my pattern printed out - so now my daughter got the mask I was making for me and she is very happy! Very easy to follow and clear instructions so even my beginner sewing skills were OK. Next one I check the printer properly! Thank you.
Thank you!! Last Spring, I chose your video from among all the ones I saw, and made I don't know how many masks for family and friends. Feedback from multiple folks was "best mask I have!" Now, I need to make a few more-- and lo and behold, you've posted an update with tips for speeding up the sew! Thx!!!
Thank you Daisy, for sharing your experience and patterns. I've recently adopted your pattern but made a change to the elastic.
Using the Farmyarn i cut one long length... about 12 inches - it stretches a lot. Thread each end up the pocket from the bottom. This makes a loop that will rest on your lower neck. The two lose ends can be stretched and tied off behind your head and just below your ears. This provides a close fit that gathers well along your cheeks and the knot sits below the hairline so it is very comfortable and effective. If you find a comfortable length you can just tie a simple knot and it will always be easy to slip on and off.
I used your previous pattern so i can understand how this version would be a bit more comfortable seeing that its one layer on the sides but i believe a surger gives it a better finish than zigzag and i dont have that lol
I tweaked the other pattern to my own liking but the general idea came from you and your print outs was also used so i really appreciate the time and work you put into these videos💖🙏🏾 Thank You very much! Keep safe and keep up the great work
Thank you so much. I've made a bunch of these for myself and will be making them for my sisters and their families big to small!
Thanks for the tutorial. I have given up making masks since none of them fit properly. I will give your pattern a try since we will need these masks for a long time. Also, you make it look easy. Thanks.
Mrs. Daisy would you be able to make a tutorial on 3d face mask for people that wear glasses and deal with the fog?
Hey Daisy you’re beautiful and amazing!Thanks for sharing. I’m happy to see your latest video.all of my face mask I been sewing is from your video tutorials. My family and friends are very happy on the way I sew . Thanks again.
You're way too good, Daisy! Thanks for inspiring me to make masks for me, my family & friends!
This mask pattern literally has everything in it. I’ve sat through many tutorials 😴 only to find it is missing something. Can’t wait to try yours 💕
What a wonderful tutorial! The easier I've found thus far. Thank you so much!
Thank you from Alaska from myself and all my friends and family I have made your mask pattern for. It is a winner!
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I love your video! You make it so easy to understand and follow along!
I’ve made 1 so far ! it was actually my very first time using a sewing machine. The pattern is super approachable and the instructions are really clear. I think it’s the perfect shape and a super comfortable fit. Thanks for this video and the free templates, excited to make some more :)
this is the best video i have watched - i am brand new to sewing and was able to make mock mask. am waiting for my cotton to arrive and will be making some for family and friends. thank you for sharing this updated video
Miss Daisy, thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm not much of a seamstress, yet I was able to follow along.
A good fitting mask and good looking, thanks Daisy plus easy to follow instructions:)
Love this tutorial! Just made my first mask and you made it so easy :) thanks for sharing!
Thank You So Much! Definitely much easier pattern than others I have seen, a lot less cutting. Thanks For Sharing!
Thank you for making such a great pattern. It is so simple to follow. I am a loyal fan.
A really great tutorial!! I mentioned this in another video but will copy and paste here just incase to hopefully benefit. I did a little research and found that "if NWPP interfacing is used, “sew in” interfacing is preferred to “fusible” (iron on) because: 1) the plastics beads used in iron-on interfacing may reduce the breathability of the material and 2) the types of adhesives and binders used in the “dots” in fusible interfacing may are not have been evaluated for potential inhalation risks associated with use in masks." (cited from makermask website) Hope this helps :)
Great pattern! Perfect fit! Thank you for your instructions. They are spot on. Best face mask ever!
This is a fantastic resource. I hope everyone likes and comments to help you channel grow!
Excellent tutorials! Easy to follow instructions. Beautiful projects.
Hi Daisy. Thanks for the great video. Just a couple of notes: the medium size template doesn't have the middle fold line and that inner layer (white in your video) really needs to have the edges finished otherwise they fray quite quickly. Thanks again.
Thank you for letting me know. :) I already replaced it with the correct one. I apologize...
Love your pattern, and the friends I made it for said the fit makes the mask I made their favourite.
I will be trying this pattern this weekend. Thank you so much for the tutorial.
Ok! Firstly, this is a fantastic design, I feel even a novice seamstress like myself can make a mask that looks professionally crafted. I really like that it has 3 cloth layers, plus the fusible interfacing which could also be considered an additional layer. I highly suggest everyone serge or overlock/zigzag their edges (I used my overlock foot because I don’t have a serger). Once I cut my cloth pieces some of the edges started unraveling. My only complaint: for my pocket layer, it wasn’t clear to me that we needed to put the wrong sides together (right side facing out, opposite of the front layer) so my final product has the pocket with the wrong side of the fabric facing out. It’s the pocket so no one will really see, but I’d rather it wasn’t that way, lol. Overall, easy tutorial, this now my go to mask making pattern. Thank you!
Awesome video! Great pattern and great instructions. Thank you for sharing!!!
Thank you for the pattern and the instruction that is so clear and easy! My daughter made this perfectly! Now she's making more for the whole family. ❤❤❤
This was very well explained, I am very much a beginner with the sewing machine and I managed to do this just fine! Thank you :)
I made a small change that seems to work. The complaints I got were that the lining kind of got in the mouth. I curved it slightly bigger in front. Then did a 1/2 seam in the lining and pressed it to the side to make a modified French seam. Then I inserted a zip tie and trimmed it to fit. Of course, you need the same 1/2 seam for the front without the French seam. Just trim it. I would not do that to the child size. For the child size, kids don't like elastic so much, so I sewed a fabric loop +(1/4" like Seam tape) and then tacked a tie through the loop. The tie is best at about 1/4". Really cute.
Thank you so much! Your video is great!
BRILLIANT thanks for showing x
Thank you Daisy! These patterns are spot on and your tutorial is very clear and easy to understand!! The best! ;-) Also, can you tell me what iron you use? It's so small and looks perfect for small sewing projects.
Your video are great! Thank you for making them!!
Great tutorial and patterns! How do you determine which size to use on children or adults? Are there measurements of the face you suggest that translate to the correct pattern to use?
I like the large but if you have a wider face use extra large. Cant help with size of kids i 7ded samw size for my kids but they are 14 n 6 an on my 6 year old i just shorten the elastic an it worked
Beautiful masks
Thank you for this video. I haven't sewed anything since my 8th grade sewing project in Home Ec. but I'm going to try to make this DIY project so to create my own custom masks to decorate (hopefully) with beadwork. Fingers crossed!
Thank you for another great mask.
Las más bonitas máscaras que e visto señora aquí en you tube gracias por su tutorial.
Thank you for the tutorial. Ive made 2 masks already and going to make some more. It fits perfectly on my face. I find the thin elastic fits better around my ears. Thank you! :-)
this pattern ROCKS thank you
Hermoso trabajo! Gracias por compartirlo,¿ hay que escalar el patrón o se imprime directamente?
Tejano you so much for the new pattern. I was making the old pattern but you are right this one is much easier to make and faster. Muchas gracias por toda su ayuda ♥️
Beautiful tutorial many thanks!!!!
Hi Daisy. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I've made many masks using your earlier pattern and everyone who has been wearing them has commented on the comfort and good fit of the mask. God bless you for your kindness. I like the doubling of the poly-cotton for your inner layer this time and it is an easier method to cut too. I'm also not an experienced seamstress but it has been so easy to print the pattern and follow your instructions in your videos. Stay safe and stay blessed.
Great video. Have you thought about making a breathable mask with filter insert and 👃 nose bridge. It would also have the interface in it.
Thanks for sharing your pattern. Loving your design. Can't wait to try it out!
Thank you for your videos and for your efforts in helping everyone with this pandemic ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Daisy. I LOVE your face masks tutorials. The best on UA-cam. QUESTION: what sizes are the elastic hair ties and seamless hair bands? The ones I purchased do not look like the ones in your video. Thank you very much.
Very nice tutorial and explaining step-by-step on how to use the pattern
Thank you :)
Thankyou so much!
Like your face mask the best . Now if i can find the patterrns
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Thank you very much for the help with the pattern, it has helped me for my family thank you!!
How do you figure what size in the patterns you’ll need for an adult vs child? Needing masks for myself, my 10yr old and my 3yr old, thanks for your help!! ❤️
Thank you, Daisy! Your instructions were great, as were the patterns. I am a complete novice and my work isn't solid, but somehow my mask still looks good:))
You're a genius. Thank you very much
I love this pattern and your instructions are easy to follow thank you
How do I know which pattern to use for my face without wasting material on the wrong size?
You have the cutest iron
How much is the seam allowance?
OMG! I love your face masks and printed them a few months ago and it was super easy. But now, so much you has been added to the site it is IMPOSSIBLE to find the mask patterns. I have spent 20 minutes circling back and forth and never found the link to simply print or download the masks patterns. It shouldn’t be this difficult. I gave up.
Thankyou for the video and pattern, I’m going to make some tomorrow❤️
Absolutely amazing, great job on the tutorial
Love the tutorial! I made about 4 masks so far using this tutorial! Also, Where did you get those pipe cleaners?
LOVE IT,THANK YOU.
Thank you so muck for your time and effort. Keep up the great work and stay safe.It`s greatly appreciated.:-)))...
Very nice looking mask. I was taught that it’s important to make sure the initial cut of the main fabric is not on the bias. For the main (outer) fabric, I think it would be worth it to indicate the grain line on the pattern. Can you clarify, please? Thanks!
Great patterns and tutorial! How do you suggest we finish the edges if we don’t have a surger?
With a zig zag
Love this pattern......thank you
Interesante pero lo que más me gustó del vídeo fue la plancha, quiero una igual.
Señora Daisy, me encantan las pinzas. ¿Las pintó? Porque Amazon solamente tiene las sin color. Gracias por el video. Me gusta su voz e instrucciones calmas.
I found that this new and improved one is way to thick and the combination of seams made it that way. Is it just me?
Daisi, los patrones son perfectos y quedan super bien, pero queria saber cuanta tela debo usa para otros que no son el M de adulto, saber el tamaño de tela necesitado para que quede bien el pocket. Gracias
This is the first time I've sewn anything in about 20 years. I expected to make mistakes with my first attempt but it has come out very nicely. The steps you showed are very clear.
What differences would you make to have the elastic go behind the head instead of the ears?
Hi Brian
I use Daisy's pattern and a longer strand of farmyarn (I also use paracord with a dual stopper with spring). Depending on the length and tension, both can be adjusted to loop behind the neck or the bottom loop low on rhe neck and upper loop above the ears. The shape of someone's head, their preferences, how long they need to wear it all make a difference. But thest two, with Daisy's option of small loops behind the ears provide choices for many.
See my comment earlier for a better description
As extra filter you can use some MERV 13-14 supple polypropylene material (supple not pleated) from a "pocket" designed filter used in ventilation, more or less the same material than used for respirators, the supple models. you cut the shape needed and insert it; of course, the mask must be tight fit everywhere on your face. This type of filter is rated 90% at 0.4 micron, which is not so bad against airborne virus. You can use on or two layers, beware of the right side to the face. Found this in Europe, made in UK. You must have the same range of products in other areas.
Muy bonita las mascaras, mucha gracias por compartir tu tanlento y ideas. Que tengas un muy bonito dia.
Thank you so much , now to try it
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial and video! One question. If I wanted to insert the nose support before the mask was constructed, when would you suggest I do it? Thank you for your time. Jerri
I’m trying this today 😇 wish me luck lol
Good luck! Let us know how it went...
The patterns I have found don't show the middle line that is used when folding the pattern in half. What am I missing?
You're right: the middle line is on all the templates except the medium size one. Print out the one above or below that size and you can work out where it goes.
You can find the correct ones on this site, I'm not sure why it's different but these are the exact same ones she uses in the video :) daisymultifacetica.com/freebies/improved-the-very-best-fitted-fabric-face-mask-with-filter-removable-nose-support-9-free-patterns/
Muchas gracias por ayudarnos tanto!!!!!!
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Are you using kids elastic ponytail holders or adult size? Because you say in your video that you can find them in the children's section but they also have them for adults which are probably bigger..
Do you have a link to the stabilizer you used? Great video!
Hi Mrs Daisy, I really like your face mask and its design.
Will you be creating another one?
This is amazing!
Please show how to make the pattern .thank you
Amazing!! Very thanks!!
Are the new patterns true to size? They print smaller than the previous patterns. Will you try on the mask you make so we can see how it should fit?
Awesome 👍
I've been looking for a way to make the pipe cleaner removable to be able to wash the mask without it ending up like a wired bra in the washing machine/dryer, lol.
Thank you!
Do you have a zippered wash bag to place delicates in for laundering? You can use it for the mask as well because you will have to wash the pipe cleaner eventually too. You can also wash the mask by hand with a (dish) detergent that says "extra hygiene" or something to that extent. It's not necessary to wash it at extremely high temperatures as the virus cannot live very long on textiles. It supposedly survives longer on our hands but I can 't see us washing our hands with boiling hot water.
#coronacontroversies
#coronacontradictions
#coronacraziness
Use gardening twist ties instead they work better and it’s no problem in the laundry. They can take a lot of bending and aren’t too stiff. The paper mask actual use twist ties. The gardening one I like because they have a plastic coating, so better for washing.
@@sunpedalpaddle7062 great idea! thanks for sharing
You can buy some on amazon
Written instructions here daisymultifacetica.com/2020/07/25/the-very-best-fitted-fabric-face-mask-with-filter-removable-nose-support-improved-9-free-patterns/