Crafty

I jumped on the mask making bandwagon about two weeks ago. I had quite a bit of leftover fabric from the bandanas I have made over the years for the granddogs. You know me and holidays, they had a bandana for all of them. I researched patterns on YouTube and tried a few. My mom is the seamstress in the family so what little I know I learned from her. Thanks Mom. After outfitting the family, I'm now making them for my Giant Food warriors. (grocery store) So glad I'm retired.

[katy]

They look awesome! So proud of your contribution

[Simply Amanda]

They are so fun! Well done. Next up... Painting;).

[Leslie]

Nope No painting ....LOL but never say never :-)

[Denise (lyndemc)]

You are definitely prepared.

[Jane Pittenger]

I really like this assortment. Do you have a pattern for the ones without pleats?

[Jane Anderson]

Wonderful display!

[Sheila Guevin]

You have been busy! Lovely collection of work!

[Diana]

What a lovely collection, they look so well made too.

[Issi Bannerman]

These look great! If wearing facemasks becomes the norm, I will certainly be making some of my own.

[Leslie]

@jgpittenger Jane here is the link to how to make it. Look under the video and she has a link for pattern pieces . I had elastic so I didn't do straps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4USPU1Trz4

[Jane Pittenger]

@lesip thanks

[summerfield]

did you make it so that you can slip in coffee filter in between for better protection? if i knew how to sew that's what i would do so i can wash it and then use it again with a fresh filter.

[Leslie]

@summerfield yes except the cone ones to the left because they were made to go over an N95 mask.