With recent issues and illness that is spreading, here are some great tutorials on how to sew a face mask at home. Some may require a little different fabric or supply.
Everyone has their own thoughts about face masks, we are providing a big list- to help you find what kind you need quickly instead of searching forever.
These face mask patterns and tutorials are very simple to follow and sew along. They can easily be made by any level of sewer.
A fat eighth, fat quarter or 1/4 yard of fabric will work for making masks.
If you want to have some fun with the fabric, you can fussy cut your fabric- make a template with the size of fabric that you’ll need and move it around on the right side of the fabric. Cut the piece out. This method of fussy cutting does waste fabric a little bit (depending on how it’s cut out) but it can be a great way to personalize your fabric mask!
Additional Supplies
- Rotary cutter or a new sharp blade
- Cutting Mat
- Quilt Ruler
- Sewing Machine this brother is my favorite!
- Iron here or here
- Thread
- Bobbins
- Scissors
- Seam Ripper not my favorite thing to do!
Additional Face Mask Tutorials and helpful tips:
- How to sew a face mask video tutorial
- 10+ Face Mask Tutorials
- What fabric is best for face mask straps
- No sew face mask video tutorials
- Straps & Headbands for face masks
Sew Face Masks at Home – Video Tutorials
This is my current favorite fabric face mask. It fits the best!!! Very easy to chain piece together and it fits very well.
Deaconess – How to make a Face Mask
Cricut N95 Mask Cover free SVG file
Free Face Mask Patterns & Tutorials
Additional Face Mask Tutorials and helpful tips:
- How to sew a face mask video tutorial
- 10+ Face Mask Tutorials
- What fabric is best for face mask straps
- No sew face mask video tutorials
- Straps & Headbands for face masks
This is not to start an argument- so please keep your comments to yourself if it is negative.
Also – depending on what you are using these masks for they may or may not be effective.
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