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Video How to Make Pleated Surgical Face Mask

Hello,

I hope you're all doing fine. We're in the third week of lock down now and I sort of get used to it. Few day ago I recorded video while making the pleated mask and just have time to edit and put it up on my YouTube channel. I hope this video will help. You can download the pattern in the link below this post. 




I'm still learning how to record a better video. This time, I am using my pocket camera and I sort of like it better. I am still editing it form my mobile though. 


Anyway, I hope you enjoy the video and inspired to learn or make  one ^^.
I gotta go and finish few more mask now.

Until then,
Take care and stay healthy!

Elvira



Free Pattern - DIY Dust Mask with Nose Wire

Winter in my place means dry and dusty. It's time to make a dust mask again. This time I share how to make a surgical mask type. It's super-duper easy.



All you need is :
- 2 pieces of fabrics - 7.5" W x 6" H
 (Kids Size : - 6” W x  5.5” H)
(widen and lengthen as needed)
- 2 pieces of binding strip - 1.75" w x 5" H
- 10" Long Elastic Cord

  Although cloth face mask may not be as effective as N95 mask in filtering fine dust, but it is better than nothing. I'd suggest adding a layer of folded tissue paper when you wear the mask, which I believe can screen as much as 75% of dust particles, according to THIS report. I'd suggest using tightly woven fabric for better results.




I'd also suggest to wash the cloth mask everyday after your use it. It's always better to make a few, especially if you're highly allergic to dust and pollen. I hope this little bit of information will be helpful for you. 





You can download the full PDF Version below  and start making.

Pattern Update : Added instruction for adding nose wire, as follows:



Adding Nose Wire :


I use twist and tie as nose wire, it works like a charm.  To add nose wire, BEFORE making the Pleats,  sew one line 1/4 Inch away from one of the long edges, approx 5” long and centered. 



Cut twist and tie approx 5” long (or as needed) and insert it in the tube line you just created. 


 Stitch both end of the tube to prevent the wire from sliding off. 


And now you have a surgical mask with a nose wire that can properly fit. 


I hope this helps, let me know if you have any questions. 


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Other Mask Patterns:

Pleated Mask with Filter Pocket





3 D Mask with  Filter Pocket & Video Tutorial






Happy Sewing! 

- Elvira - 

  

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