How to Sew the Best Fabric Face Mask with Filter Pocket? [9 FREE PATTERNS]
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- STEP-by-STEP TUTORIAL on how to sew Non-medical face masks with two layers of cotton fabric and one or two layers of Pellon or fusible interface. I will also show you how to sew it a pocket to insert the filter of your choice. #diyfacemask #thebestfacemask #facemaskwithfilter
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MATERIALS NEEDED to sew your own FACE MASK with filter Pocket:
These are the materials I use but you may need to do your own research to find and use the materials that provide the protection you are looking for.
2 Rectangles of cotton fabric 7 "by 14"
2 Rectangles of Fusible Interface or stabilizer (preferably one side fusible)
8 inches of elastic ribbon split in two and if you can't find elastic, you can use
2 elastic ponytail holders
Sewing machine
Machine sewing thread
Fabric scissors
Pins and Clips
Card stock or paper to print the pattern {Pattern below this description}
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*** The above list are the materials to sew the facemask only.
**** FOR THE FILTER, You may insert the filter of your choice and the one that provides the protection you are looking for.
The Filters N95 and Hepa1900 that I show in the video are only an examples of filters you may use and you can find them online only.
DISCLOSURE: *** this is NOT medical GRADE face mask***. Is a suggestion of how to sew a fabric Homemade Mask with filter Pocket.
CDC on Homemade Cloth Face Coverings
CDC recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain (e.g., grocery stores and pharmacies), especially in areas of significant community-based transmission.
CDC also advises the use of simple cloth face coverings to slow the spread of the virus and help people who may have the virus and do not know it from transmitting it to others. Cloth face coverings fashioned from household items or made at home from common materials at low cost can be used as an additional, voluntary public health measure.
Cloth face coverings should not be placed on young children under age 2, anyone who has trouble breathing, or is unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance.
The cloth face coverings recommended are not surgical masks or N-95 respirators. Those are critical supplies that must continue to be reserved for healthcare workers and other medical first responders, as recommended by current CDC guidance.
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There is no updated pattern on your site. It still has the first one. The second one eliminates the need to fold the fabric down one inch. It already has the angle at the end of the pattern. Where is this second pattern?
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I agree that this video was by far the best I have seen yet! Thank you for the very clear instructions both verbally and by video. I would like to mention that the blue pleated mask that you describe as an N95 is NOT an N95...It is a standard everyday mask we use for general purposes in the hospital. An N95 mask filters out 99% of small particles like viruses. This mask does not. The N95 is a stiff, rounded formed mask that does not have pleats. I say this only so the community doesn't get confused and think they are getting more protection than the standard hospital masks provide. It is, however, a great idea to insert a standard hospital mask inside the pocket for extra protection, These are more readily available. Thank you again! I am going to make two tonight for two medical practitioners to use when supplies are low. TI Registered Nurse
Can these be washable?
Ummm n95 filters 95% of particles like the name states
Tanisha Lee Jones no. Arbon mostly gets smell
Tanisha Lee Jones sorry carbon filters
Tanisha Lee Jones Do you mean HEPA bags with fiberglass particles? Bad for lungs!! Just use 100% cotton. It’s washable and safe. Distance yourself 6-10” from others. Best tip from doctors and nurses: Wash hands correctly for at least 20 seconds, and stay home to protect others as well as yourself.🙏🏼😊❤️
I have watched COUNTLESS videos trying to decide which style I wanted to make. Your video is by far the best one I have seen yet. I also watched one of a nurse talking about the different styles and she said this style is the best. I'm going to make some today. Thank you for the very clear instructions!
Old guy (75) bought fabric and Pellon, watched video, cut pattern. Watched part of video, sewed, watched, finished. Great fitting mask (Medium Adult pattern). Wife made four masks for kids/grandkids. Thank you!
I just made one of these, and never sew in my life this was my first sew project and now I'm hooked, and yes the masked turned out so good. Thanks so much for sharing your the best.
@@julliestrippoli7551 best video on hear. Covers slot and you can put a filter this was great.
Same! My first time ever sewing and this was so easy to follow. Great instructions!
Ive tried a few different patterns, and this was by far the best and easiest for me! Thank you
I've watched many tutorials lately on making masks, and this is one of the best ones I've seen. Thank you!
Excellent pattern and instructions. I like that there's no need for a third layer to create the pocket. I added a channel at the top to slip in a nose wire. Thank you so much for sharing this!
Of all the tutorials I watched, this was the easiest to follow. I just made my first one today, and it turned out very well. Thank you so much!
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Much appreciation for pattern, I am your subscriber now. So professional and understandable . The best video and clear instructions . Stay healthy and prosperous. You don't charge any money like some others. Because of such people world still exist! God bless you, dear Daisy!
How do I download the pattern ?
Great tutorial! Will be using this pattern to sew some masks for my family. Thank you so much for your clear directions!
I've watch several patterns and this is REALLY the BEST! It's easy, fits perfect and less holes in stitching. Thank you very much for sharing and sharing the pattern for free. May God Bless you more.
I have made a ton of these and donated to our local community. They are VERY grateful! Thank you for the tutorial, and especially for all the patterns provided on your G-drive. We all appreciate your work and your generosity very much! Much love.
I haven’t sewed since I was a kid, but you had the best instructions. My mask came out perfect !! Thanks!!!
I've tried 3 different patterns and didn't like how each of them turned out. I used yours and it worked perfect!! Thank you so much!
Hi there how did you print your pattern?
@@moshea94 I printed at "actual size" and not the "fit-to". You should be able to measure the square to confirm the print pattern is correct.
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@@sammay21 Where did yo get it; I don’t see anything about the website.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I bought a sewing machine 3 years ago but never used it until I decided to make a face mask the other day. I am not crafty and don't know how to sew. I followed your instructions and my mask came out just like I wanted. Your instructions were clear and easy to follow, even for a beginner. Thanks for making this video!
Thank you so much!! You are helping us to protect ourselves and loved ones!
One of the only videos I found in this pattern with actual sizes. I am using my phone, so to connect to my printer or pull out my laptop (2012 version) would take forever to print out a template. I want a few masks just in case. 😃👍
Thank you for the pattern. It was very easy to follow. Since I had some time on my “hands” and did not have a sewing machine, I sewed two of these by hand one for me and one for my wife. Yes a man who sews... lol
You go, Tyrone!
By far the best tutorial I have seen for DIY face masks. Love the idea of using interfacing - such a simple idea, yet because it is more tightly woven, it is more protective than regular cotton cloth. Thank you for making this available to us.
Thank you Daisy for the detailed demo! I've made my first fitted mask. The most difficult part is making the pattern by hand. But once done and used to cut the fabric, sewing is very easy. Much faster than the surgical mask style that I have to sew the pleads.
Thank you so much!!! My husband and I made several different masks today from several different sites and your was the most helpful! Thank you!!! Great job!
I enjoyed thus video. Need children and men size. Thanks in Advance
Wow beautiful, made quite a few already. Thank you so much 💕
Best tutorial hands down
I love how you described everything step by step. I was so amazed at how you showed to pull the material to the correct side. Thank you for your video!!!💜💜💜
By far the best Video on face mask and thank you for the pattern!!!!
Thank you! And thank you for sharing the PDF's for kids and adults! This style of mask (that hugs the face) with filter pocket was what I was looking for!! 🤗😊❤️ Great video!
Dani 78 are the PDF print outs actual size?
Yaya save it first in your desktop or files and then you print it from your files. Make sure to check with the ruler after your print it
Adriana Adorro hi, can you tell where this face mask pattern is located? I don’t see it anywhere
I can't find pdf pattern
It's in the video description 🤗
Oh my gosh, thank you so much for the patterns. I have received many complements on how well they are constructed. The way you explain the process makes it very easy. Thanks again!
Tried making these using your video today, made 9 in 2 hours! So fun, and so easy using your tutorial. Thank you!
Your videos are very easy to understand. Thank you for the patterns!
This is the best I've seen! Great job
I just made two of these. They fit great. The medium fit both me and my husband. This was an easy assembly. The interfacing gives it some rigidity to fit your face. My first one was made with 100% denim (for the outside) from my son's old jeans. It still wasn't to rigid with the interfacing. Thanks so much for this pattern.
I'm so happy for this video, pattern works well for sewing novice. I was able to make some for my hospital. Thanks so much. When you need something quick and easy to help others.
I think we all "knew " in our hearts that any mask is better than NOTHING! *be safe*
Thank you. This turned out great and allowed me to add a pulley like cord to use instead of elastic. Exactly what I was looking for and it was simple to bring together.
do you have a pattern
@@ellenmcmillian2225 I used the pattern available here and then just cut a cord 42" long and used it inplace of the elastic. Same casing and everything.
@@shelleygarretson6036 Thx!!!❤
I just made this and turned out really good. Fit my face perfectly.
Thanks so much, Daisy!! You're a great teacher. I learned to use my sewing machine this week but by the looks of my masks, you'd never be able to tell!!
Great work Daisy! This is probably the best construction guide I’ve seen using ponytail holders. I love the way you finished the edges and left the opening for HEPA filtration material. 1/4” elastic bands are the new toilet paper in terms of local availability lol.
There's elastic in underwear.
I saw that bungie straps are full of small elastic bands, and in the one I opened up (which was not an easy task) there were many but each one was very small in diameter or width. Don't look strong enough.
I'm using up an old fitted sheet for elastic. The elastic was fully encased, most have elastic surged into the seams. This won't work for cheaper or newer sheets probably.
paracord, cut a headband and sew each end to the mask, thin headbands, use your imagination, I've seen masks attached to a headband by a button so it doesn't dig into your ear
@@dianebabbe1270 paracord would stand up to repeated washing way better than many suggestions. I found some small bundles at the dollar store, last month.
Thanks Daisy. I’m a really out of practice seamstress and was looking for a mask that’s fitted and has a filter pocket. I have no elastic on hand and a lot of ponytail holders so that’s another plus that your mask calls for that. Just need the fusing which a friend is going to leave out on her doorstep for me. I’m excited to try this to make for my family, extended family and friends.
Ledge Edge was this mask breathable?
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George Costarica Best masks for people with allergies. These are washable and reusable. Filter out more than 90% of particles by itself. Adding extra insert will filter out 99% and is antiviral and antimicrobial. If only need protection from pollens, no need to use the insert. Antibacterial and antiviral masks made of nano copper infused fabric, washable and reusable. Have scientific studies to show that the masks are still effective after at least 30 washes.
www.royalguardmasks.com
Thank you for this. My wife used your pattern to make the mask using shop towels instead of fabric, and skipped the interface. Also, she attached a doubled-over pipe cleaner above the nose to improve the seal. It is light, comfortable, and breathable. Shop towels are inexpensive and are supposed to be reasonably effective against the passage of viruses. It seems sturdy, but only time will tell how well it wears and cleans up.
Daisy, this is fantastic... your video has the best instruction of all the videos I have watched!
Great job!! You made it so easy to make.
Love this video. Exactly what I need for our “essential” office workers. Thank you, and stay healthy everyone. ❤️
so terrific and smart of you to do patterns w inches (& cm). ive begged companies to do that for yrs (to NO avail)! no printers and drawings on phones & tablets are nearly or always useless.😚🙋
Thank you so much. First time sewing EVER. You are so easy to follow. Clear instructions. If i can do it anyone can!! Thank you for blessing us with your talent.
The first adult mask I made was too small (probably because the printer didn’t print to scale). I enlarged the pattern and got great results to fit our bigger faces and instead of ponytail holders I attached some bias tape ties (CZcams tutorials) that I folded and reinforced. I like the ties better because they don’t hurt my ears.
How did you enlarge the pattern?
Shelia Ervin I measured my face and increased
the size of the pattern by about an inch and a half mostly lengthwise (added about an inch and a half to the chin) and a little bit to the sides so the proportions were basically the same. What I ended up with is sort of a one size fits all that actually fits my kids as well because the ties make it adjustable.
Best tutorial I have seen so far and I have looked at about 10 of them. Looks like a very nice mask that provides good protection. Now I just wish you could make me one :) Nice job !
Thank you so much for this pattern! It's quick, easy, and effective!! I've made at least a dozen!!
You are so kind for sharing the pattern. Thank you! I made the mask with pockets. My family loves it.
Muchisimas gracias!!! when I retrieved the patterns I was so grateful that you showed how to print the pattern as well as showed us how to copy it with measurement. You made it so easy for us to make the pattern and come back and make it step by step with you. Estoy muy aggradecida. Wow, I just realized you also made it bi-lingual. You are so thoughtful. Que Dios te bendiga corazon!
Love this tutorial thanks so much! And thanks much for the pattern.
how do you get pattern for masks??
I just made my first one. It's very comfortable and fits me nicely. It was easy to sew and your instructions are excellent. I have a tip I learned from another maker and that is if you make the elastic a little longer you can put the ends through a craft bead and this will make the elastic adjustable. The bead part stays outside behind your ears and you slide the bead back and forth to loosen or tighten. Thank you so much for this tutorial and free pattern.
Thank you for posting this video. I’ve been looking for a pattern with this style and this is the first video that actually gives a FREE pattern.
where is the pattern???
I'm gonna try this. I was on the frontlines delivering groceries and supplies. Now I'm home in quarantine. Not enough test too see if I have the flu or what? So I'm gonna make use of my time. If this darn headache let's me thread the needle. Wish me luck. Be safe out there. God Bless you all.
Hope you feel better🙏🏼🥰🥰
hope you're doing ok
Hope you're feeling better!
Headaches are one symptom of being infected with the Corona virus. Please get yourself checked out and tested. Hope you feel better soon.
Just a suggestion, I haven't gotten to see one yet, but it looks as if right before you sew and reinforce the edges, you may be able to place a wire inside to help with the nose seal. Love your design!!!!
I did. It is not super neat, but not horrible. I put the wire in after I turned it right side out and sewed around it to hold it in place, top stitched up to that area, then skipped to the other side of the wire and started top stitching again. Seems to work well.
You could slip in some pipe cleaner. :-)
Thank you so much. I've been checking out all the options online and liked your mask the best. I sewed a M adult one yesterday and it was too lose for me, but fit my husband perfectly. I'm going to see if the child size will suit me better. I also, added a pipe cleaner at the top and sewed it in.
Thanks Daisy! My first mask came out great and I will use this pattern/video to make more for family and friends.
Thank you I got the pattern and will make mask for my family
This is the 3rd mask I made today and by far the best design. I modified mine by using a continuous fabric strap instead of elastic (for longevity) and it looks great!! I am by no means a professional seamstress but this looks like I am haha! Thank you.
do you have a pattern
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I want to switch to a fabric straps for tying also because the elastic has to be tied at the right length for each person, so I think ties are more adjustable. But that means making a lot of bias tape.
@@pamelablunt1839 It does and it's such a pain! But in the long run it will be worth it.
Best mask tutorial! Thank you for using ponytail holders!!!
Perfect fit! I used paper clips instead of pins/clips because that’s what I had in hand and it worked perfectly!
These are amazing! I just made my first of many more and it came out perfect! Thank you so much!
I modified a similar pattern for my own use. I made the filter pocket opening on the bottom, it's a bigger opening, easier to insert your filter of choice. The tension when you wear it keeps the opening closed. I'm using pieces of blue paper shop towels for the filter. In lieu of elastic for ears, I'm using a shoe string and cinch lock, but could use a length of crochet chain.
Can you share how you used the blue shop towels as a filter. I have a box of them and would love to know how to use them.
@@karenerc1529 I cut the blue shop towel to size and insert 2 pieces into the mask pocket. For the size mask I make, I can get 6 pieces out of a sheet.
Using the adjustable loop method allows me to hang the mask from my neck and put it on or take it off with ease.
@@krisinoregon6806 thank you so much! Are you using interface on your fabric as well as shop towels.
how many inches did you leave for an opening at the bottom of the filter pocket.
Thank You for sharing. Made this mask today. I Love It. Ready to make another. Thank You. Be Blessed & Be Well.!!!
You are amazing! God Bless you! I know this takes a lot of your time and I'm very thankful for your videos. God Bless 💖
You can also use elastic waist band from old underwear if can't get elastic otherwise.
thanks for the tip!
you can also use hair ties, large rubber bands and strips cut from t-shirts...
Just change the pattern a bit and use FABRIC instead of elastic. Fabric will hold better anyway, and last longer.
you can cut apart old bungee cords. they are full of excellent elastic material.
or the elastic from a fitted bed sheet :)
Thank you!
Truly the best and easiest tutorial for facemasks, especially for beginners. Thank you Daisy!! 🌼💕💕
Best video in my opinion yet! I've watched many and decided to make my own pattern! Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much, this is the best one. It looks so professional.
Brenda Thompson check out much channel for a no sew easy face mask
You can easily add a nose wire with a top stitch about 1/2 in or so then just thread the wire through. I used mesh layer to hold my filter.
Did you make a template for the filter?
Where do you get a nose wire?
AMC I got mine at . 99 cent store, you can buy copper wire at tool store as well
Kathryn Hughes you just use the same pattern for the filter, because you will be in the of the main fabric, and one the the lining fabric. It has to have the same pattern
Thank you for your contribution to healthcare. As a nurse I will be following your pattern.😘
As always fantastic tutorial!! Thank you again. Anything you sew is beautiful by the way. Be blessed and stay healthy!!
best vdo on youtube easy to understand 5 star work!! i did 3 today i like your panttern it look cool
Thank you! Couple questions, if you don’t mind: (1) who says the the fusible webbing filters? (2) is this (machine) washable?
Best tutorial.Best mask.Easy to sew.The fit is perfect with no gaps. I use black cording from Micheals instead of the elastic. Thanks Daisy!
One of the best tutorial! My mask turned out GREAT after following the steps. Thank You!
I've seen in other video comments that health care professionals warn against using fusible interfacing because of the glue being considered to have harmful chemicals. I use craft felt instead as the filter to make mine. I hope that helps.
Noelia MacLaird I’ll be using felt as my filter as well. When using it will I need to still make double layers of the fabric like the interfacing with fabric?
@@alyssao4741 that is how I did mine. 😊
@@alyssao4741 I saw this video a while back and got the idea to use craft felt in the personal masks I made. This was before the newer versions started being shared. czcams.com/video/I2bZTaKtcQM/video.html
I read that too about the glue. Also all those layers might not be very breathable! Pellon recommends light to medium weight sew-in interfacing. I think you could also make the sew-in interfacing as a separate mask (without the seam allowances around the sides) if you want to insert it in the fabric mask but not actually have it sewn into it.
@@joycelayton7353 I haven't used mine yet, but it's recommended that you hand wash and lay it out to dry. You could try using a hair dryer to speed up the process or use the lowest heat setting on your drying machine.
🌟✨🌟 Can’t wait until this pandemic is over so that Walmart and Hobby Lobby will open back up so I can get what I need. 😳
Walmart is open and you can have it delivered
Theresa Pace you’re awesome. Thanks.
I just ordered the materials that I needed off of Walmart for store pick up and the Hobby Lobby here just got shut down Thursday
lol
I went to three Walmarts today trying to get materials. The first 2 had shut down the crafts section, and the managers refused to cut fabric even when I explained what I wanted it for. It's really insane to shut down the only place where you could get materials, after the CDC recommended people at least wear homemade masks. That section requires a single employee. Then need to reopen the craft stores. I would consider them essential businesses.
Not that I've seen them all, but this is one of the best tutorials Ive seen to make DIY face masks. Very thorough & straight to the point no extra stuff and my mask turned out just like the example! I had to draw my own mask template, but the directions for that are easy to follow also.
This is the BEST tutorial I’ve seen!!! Thank you so much for this!! Stay safe!
Hi
Love the pattern. Wish I’d found it before I did 130 pleated ones. Lol
Can you tell me how to altar the pattern to compensate for my sons beard please.
TY so much for posting this pattern.
Stay safe y’all✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Is your fused mask washable?
Thank you, Daisy! I was looking for something for the straps, instead of turning skinny tubes. I LOVE the pony tail holders for the ear straps!!!!
You have such beautiful fabric! And your patterns and instructions are the best I’ve found. Thank you!
I’ve been looking into making some mask and this is the best video I have found so far I love the way you explain thing. I can understand step by step. Now I’m trying to get the materials that I would need but I’m not having luck finding the Pellon 950f interfacing? Is there another one I could use and works just as good?
A product called OLYFUN was recommended on another web site. It is not fusible, so not sure how it will work. Just got mine last night,but haven’t tried it yet. Ordered it from Walmart since I couldn’t find it anywhere else. Hope it works since I have a ton of it. I didn’t realize it was 60” wide.
I was able to fine the cloth material a Jo-Ann. This week they had quilting panels on sale for 40% off. Their cut the perfect size and most of all, price. $1.79 each. As for the elastic, good luck. I went to the dollar tree and got the same as she had (12) $1. The infusion was at Wal-Mart, I wanted to get at Jo-Ann and use my coupon.....good luck and happy sewing.
I think melt blown filter fabric is a better alternative to the interface fabric. I would think the glue used to bond the fabric would prevent air from being drawn in through the mask and instead draw air in through the sides...path of lease resistance. Just my take
This is by far the best mask tutorial I've seen. Thanks for sharing.
Very concise AND easy to follow step by step instructions!!! EXCELLENT video!! Thank you so much.
The best video do far BUT I NEED THE MEASUREMENTS (ILLUSTRATION/SIZE) THANK YOU SO MUCH.
She has posted the measurements for the pattern under the video; it's at: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1iNh0tMO2Z3fDUdZLEG0WzoCZ3GN2Wnml . They look like they have enough information (in a gridded layout) by which you can draw the pattern (my printer doesn't work).
Thank you so for this pattern! One question, though: could I use another material such as felt to replace the interfacing (since I don’t have any)? Or would it be okay to simply use no interfacing but use a good filter to insert into the pocket?
Hooray! I used Pellon for my masks not knowing for sure if it was acceptable. Your video is great in detail & technique. Thanks
Best face mask tutorial out there! Also if you guys don't have clips, I used bobby pins!
Hi Daisy, how do I down load the pattern ?
That was very interesting but what if I want to use ties instead of elastic?
Use the ties, if you'd like. I've read that medical professionals are requesting the cloth ties because they'll hold up better than elastic with the washings. I started making them with elastic from my stash, but have run out. Order arrives hopefully by 4/15. I've used bias tape, elastic cording (about 1/8"), and may make my own bias cut ties from 100% cotton.
I made ties initially the old fashioned way, as I did not have one of those binder making attachments you can find on Amazon, Clover brand?. Then I found that the 3/4” belt loop maker for my cover-stitch machine makes perfect dimension for ties, 3/8”. I made yards and yards from standard Kona white cotton and cut to fit each mask as I sew.
@@myrealtorjanie you can also use t-shirts and just cut them in strips... after they are cut just pull on them to stretch them out and they will curl up length wise and won't need any sewing...
Thank you very much for such a detailed tutorial. I made my very first mask tonight without any difficulties, turned out really well. Thanks again for your instructions.
Best tutorial and masks ive seen. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Will it still work without the stabilzer or fusible interfacing
CDC recommends wearing any mask even if it's only made out of fabric
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THANK YOU for sharing this. I live here in NY and as you know, our death rate is climbing out of control. I was looking for masks that I can make for my family but everything here is either closed or sold out of supplies. One thing I do have on hand are pony tail holders so I can now attempt to make these.
Bandana. There are videos on this.
Try www.filti.com. They have nonwoven fabric specifically for face masks. I ordered earlier today. It would take a bit for it to arrive but at least it's something on the way. Blessings to you and all in New York, you have it rough.
This pattern is great! Thank you so much for dedicating your time, effort and knowledge!