While I've gotten sewing/quilting down and can create/quilt those fairly quickly, NOT so much with these face masks. In an effort to ensure the finished product will provide the most available protection, taking a bit of time to do my best. As such, sewing along rather slowly but deliberately.
My latest:
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| Red Bandana face masks w/ties |
Making the needed supply of 'ties':
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| Ties and filter sleeves getting created |
Dug these tools of the trade out of my 'dressmaking' stash to make these ties w/bias tape maker...work great!
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| Bias tape maker kit |
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| Making Red Bandana ties for masks w/Bias Tape Maker |
Got some more Denim masks finished up from the 'donated by Family member' light-weight denim work shirts - used the lower 'tucked in' tails of the shirts that don't generally get much exposure/wear, AFTER they were laundered, of course!
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| Denim face masks w/ponytail holders for elastic |
Finished up these colorful masks - created from various quilt-shop quality/tightly woven cotton prints w/filter sleeve:
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| Ready for elastic to be sewn |
Working on these - just need to add the inner liner/filter sleeve & side elastics, and they'll be ALL finished and ready to be donated for area public service needs:
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| Face Masks - ready for filter liners and side elastics |
For now, time for a little break-ey break ;-)
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| 1st chocolate bar in 6+ weeks...YUM! |
For those of you who have been making literally hundreds and HUNDREDS of face masks...Bravo and Kudos!
Reduce your risk of contagion...One Mask at a time - https://www.linkedin.com/content-guest/article/saving-your-health-one-mask-time-peter-tippett-md-phd/
Later,
~Deb
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