by Jean | May 8, 2020 | Masks, No-Sew patterns, patterns
Pros of this pattern: No sewing; only scissors are needed Only the sleeves and bottom of one t-shirt needed filter pocket Cons of this pattern: Must use with filter for solo use; otherwise, use as a mask cover. T-shirt fabric is only for use in lower risk... 
by Jean | May 8, 2020 | Masks, patterns
Pros of this pattern: Comes in adult and child sizing Very fast and easy, uses one rectangle of folded cloth Casing for ties makes this pattern even quicker no more fussing about sewing them in Superior nose wire (optional) Includes ironing guide for mass production... by Jean | Apr 7, 2020 | patterns
Sterilization protocol 1: (as advised by nurse receiving masks) is below: Dilute 1/3 c bleach in 1 gallon of water. Add to spray bottle and spray all masks gently and place in dryer for 10 min at high heat (gentle if possible so as not to damage elastic). Use gloves... 
by Jean | Apr 5, 2020 | patterns
For the mask itself, use tightly woven fabric that will withstand the heat of sterilization, like 100% cotton twill or denim. Good quality, heavy weight quilting fabric is also excellent. Canvas or duck fabric may be good too. Examples: high thread count (300 or 400)... 
by Jean | Mar 31, 2020 | Masks, patterns
Pros of this pattern: Very fast and easy, uses one rectangle of folded cloth Can be used as an N95 cover, or alone as a mask with a filter Good fit for chin filter pocket Uses less fabric: 27 masks out of 3 yards! New revised pattern! See Tri-State Mask Making group... by Jean | Mar 26, 2020 | Masks, patterns
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