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How to sew a mask- Tutorial

Sorry if this has already been done, but I thought I’d show you how I make masks. I’ve been making loads of them for local small businesses- they aren’t as protective as official ones but better than nothing and easy to make.
1) cut 2 rectangles and sew them front to front along one long side (so the pattern is on the inside)
1) cut 2 rectangles and sew them front to front along one long side (so the pattern is on the inside)

2) open up and pin 2 pieces of elastic in a C shape on each side 
3) close and sew around the edges, leaving a gap of about 1.5 inches at the bottom


3) close and sew around the edges, leaving a gap of about 1.5 inches at the bottom

4) use that gap to turn the mask inside out


5) pin the gap closed and pin a fold of about 1cm horizontally through the mask


6) see around the outside of the mask, this is called a top stitch, and ta-da! It’s done


cotton seems to work best and is easy to sew


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