How to Sew a No-Fog Face Mask // Quick & Easy 3D Mask Sewing Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Need a face mask that won’t fog up your glasses? This tutorial will show you how to make a mask FAST with NO wire, NO fogging, and NO filter needed! It's easy to sew and great for beginners. It can be made with just one fat quarter, making this a super cheap project. This mask is also machine washable - if it goes a little wonky after coming out of the dryer, just press it with your iron to get it back into shape. Also check out a face mask organizer: • DIY Mask Dispenser // ...
//WHAT I’M DRINKING:
Old Fashioned (my go-to winter drink!):
Sugar cube (2 for sweet) OR teaspoon of sugar
Bitters - just enough to barely soak the sugar
Add 2 (ish) fingers of whiskey
Add a cherry (or 4), Stir
Finish with ice & an orange slice
❤ Please Drink Responsibly ❤
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//CUTS:
10” x 7” (x3)
10.5" x 7.5" (x3) for a larger mask
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What is your favorite mask pattern you've found or seen?
@@paulkeenan4309 At the beginning of the pandemic, I sewed a couple of the flat pleated ones and didn’t like them a ton. But for one of them I ended up using leftover jersey fabric from another project and it was so soft! My husband still wears that one sometimes, but we’ve retired the other pleated ones.
This one!!!! I needed a good chuckle and Miss Party of One, you delivered! Thank you. Educational AND hilarious. xx I'm currently in lockdown again & it felt like war times searching for metal around the house to use for the nose wire. Delighted to find this pattern doesn't require that extra step.
I dont have one but , you are a life saver I have to make some face masks for school (10 to be exact) and all the other tutorials had to make a pattern , or you didn't have to sew it , or it was to complicated but yours OMG , FANTASTIC, BEAUTIFUL, so good explained everything so well thank you for this and thank you for you , you saved my life and ,a ton of time.
Love this tutorial! The mask is “sew” easy! And it works! And I didn’t need to know the circumference of my dishes or do the quadratic equation to do it! LOL ! Thank you!. And now that I know how to do it I can join you in Sewing Happy Hour!
I love everything about this comment 😂😂 I’m so glad! Welcome to the club! 😉
*I love your "see" easy. Made me smile Dawn!!! 😁😁😁* Sharon in SC
You are a great teacher...I'm sure it's because you're hydrating regularly!😄😄😄
Thanks! 🤣
*You're hilarious Kathy!!! 😄😄😄* Sharon in SC
just wanted to say i love this tutorial! i've made a ton of masks using it! also... you are hilarious!!
i bought a pattern like this on Etsy but the instructions were so confusing so I came here and it’s the easiest and fastest mask that I’ve made so far. So thank you!!! And I can finally see without my glasses fogging up
Wonderful! I'm so glad. :)
You’re hysterical. Loved it
I'm going thru your videos and enjoying every one! Old fashions are also a fav of mine ;) Please don't listen to the haters. There's plenty of dry videos for them to fall asleep to ;) Keep 'em comin'!
Over the last year (as of 1/2/22) i have tried different versions. Both paid and free. This one is the best and easiest to make. And it feels secure and avoids the metal nose piece which can break over time. As easy as it is to buy in store, since i have spare fabric, its much cheaper to build a stockpile at home
Old fashion... was my momma’s go to drink ❤️
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Made many maks. But i want to try this one...looks easy....thank you for inspiring me
Just made one and it's awesome : ). I ended up using fabric straps for it instead of elastic because I didn't have any. I just cut out a 10 by 1 piece and sewed it over itself. I might need to make another one that's closer to 10.5 to 11 inches to make it juuuust right but it's really good! Thank you so much. Anti-fog and cute, amazing.
Finally an easy mask that does NOT fog up my glasses! AND it is so comfortable!
Thank you!!!!
I've gotta say I love this! I'm new to sewing and love finding new projects to try. Having someone who is both entertaining to watch and can guide you through really makes things far better, thank you!
I've used this tutorial so many times, thank you.
I thought I was the only one who drinks and sew's! Love your channel keep'em coming. Teresa
Yay! Welcome to the club. 😉
Hi! I just discovered your channel today while searching for non-fogging mask patterns. What made me pick your video out of the hundreds that came up in my search? Your channel name…. Drink AND sew?! I’m down for that! And Old Fashions are my all time favorite drink no matter the season! You totally won my heart with you drink preferences, your wit, and your joy for sewing. Can we be best friends? LOL
I love this! 😂😂 BFFs!
Love the video...super easy and fun! All I need is some cute fabric and a margarita!!! Thanks!
Great mask instructions. Fun, entertaining and informative.
I love your video. Now I am off to the sewing room to make some of these. oh and yes, with drink in hand.
Currently teaching my husband to sew and this is his first project😁
How exciting!! 😄
*Amber I know a couple that share a sewing room & they each have their own machine. Course she has the huge fancy one with all the bells & whistles. 😄😄😄* Sharon in SC
Love your happy attitude. Your instructions and demonstrations are easy to follow. Love the suggestions to drink "something" while sewing!
So funny and a great tutorial. And yes, elastic can be very difficult sometimes. Cheers!
Didnt have to think twice Just Subscribed. Im gonna make this one .Your Great thanks
Thank you! ❤
For 11x8 do we still measure 2 inches before cutting the corners?
Yes! If you cut less off (like 1-1.5”) it will make the mask even bigger but may change the proportions.
Great video! I've made a lot of masks and this video and instructions are the best! Love the mask!!
I love these I just made 2 in no time thank you
Oh, good! I’m so glad. 😊
Super easy to follow along ,will definitely make a few of these
I'm so glad! :)
Made my mask today...fits well...thank you
Super easy thank you for sharing ❤️😊
Yes I’ll make sure I have a drink when I’m making them😂
So easy to make, thank you.
Love your channel!! Also love that you always explain what seam allowance you are using! Thank you.
Thank you!! 😊
I liked the mask; thanks. Can the 1/2 inch elastic casing be reduced or will it alter the available face space?, The drinking, yuk!
Thanks for your tutorial! The only thing I’ve noticed as I have a large face for a woman is the piece that turns out being the flat rectangle looking part needs to be bigger for me. Maybe that would help others making these for men or people in general who need a large sized version of this. Just adjust that measurement and you should be golden. (Measure from tip of nose to chin) it’s off by about 1-2 inches for me specifically. Otherwise everything is perfect! Not trying to be rude at all just hopefully helpful to someone going through it like me! Lol! Enjoyed your video! 💖💖
Thank you for the comment! It’s so hard to make a pattern that will fit everyone. 😂 When I make them for my husband, I make them 10.5 inches by 7.5 inches and just the .5” increase makes the mask seem much bigger. You could also try 11”x8” ☺️
I just made my first few masks. One is too big on the top third. So doesn't suit a big head but a big nose! I was just thinking pity I don't know anyone with a giant nose, it would be a perfect gift. I bet they might struggle too.
@@drinkandsewthings4806 do we measure 2 inches still for 11x8 when cutting the corners?
@@BlondeVogue I asked about the corners for the 10.5×7.5 and she said she would cut off the same amount (2 inches) so it's roomier!!
Well done
Great video, you are very clear in your instructions, you're funny and I like that you keep reminding the viewer to drink xD
Thanks! I can’t let you get too in the zone sewing and forget about your drink. 😂
@@drinkandsewthings4806 Hahahaha
I've watched quite a few videos with different patterns but I'm really liking this one cause it's so easy and quick! I'm going to make some of these. Thank you & Cheers to you, your doing a great job!
Thank you so much!
Oh my gosh you’re hilarious! 🤣 I think I need to try drinking while I’m sewing. 😉
Thank you! Welcome to the club. 😉
*You're So Funny Krrobu!!!😄😄😄* Sharon in SC
First time watching and I learned something new. It’s ok to drink while you sew, who knew!! lol
Always! 🤣 Welcome to the club! 😉
Great tutorial for a simpler and better 3D mask!! Is the final top stitch (from 6:20 to 6:33 on the video) necessary? Seems like the vertical stitching for the side channels would be enough to keep the nose and chin folds from unraveling. The mask won't look as sharp but this would avoid needle holes in the nose area and also avoids having a "shelf" where things can accumulate. Also, this would allow to add a filter pocket where the filter can be inserted all the way to the top to better cover the nose. Maybe just top stitch along the chin fold to get a better fit down there and to distinguish nose fold from chin fold. Any ideas?
I'm trying to picture in my mind what it would be like... If you didn't do the final topstitch I don't think it would keep the fabric away from your face as well, but I do think you're right about the channels for the elastic holding its shape. I made sure that I used three layers of fabric to prevent the need for a filter, but if you wanted to add a filter you could possibly not stitch the opening closed after you turned it right side out? I may have to play around with it to see if I could make that work and still have it not fog up my glasses!
@@drinkandsewthings4806 I just found this video of a 3D mask without the top stitching on the nose or chin folds: ruclips.net/video/9fDRLsiKoQc/видео.html You can just skip to 22:15 of the video to see the fit.
This is an essy version of these masks :) thanks, now to go raid my quilting cotton stash :) or go get some more ...
Ooh, yay! Definitely get some more, fabric shopping is so much fun! 😊
@@drinkandsewthings4806 that and putting up the Christmas Tree on Halloween are bright points in 2020 :)
stay safe over there
I’m jealous of your super early Christmas tree... we just put ours up today. You stay safe too! Have a super happy holiday season!!
@@drinkandsewthings4806 definitely will be doing both. Same back over there for y'all.
Ok. I just got into making masks and SO HAPPY I FOUND YOU! You are freaking hilarious 😂 looking forward to watching your videos while I sew & drink! 🙌🏼
Thank you!! Welcome to the club! 🤣
perfect! Thank you!!
I love these!
Yay! Thank you. 😊
Best drinking game ever.😀
😂
don’t forget you’re drinks 😂😂😂
Put your drink on the right side of the sewing machine. Dobt cut your fabric using rotary cutter straight on the table. You'll cut into the table surface. Use a cutting mat underneath.
I usually put it on the left because of the camera. 🤷♀️ And you’re right about the cutting mat! I finally got one after years of not having one. 😂
Do more face masks please! We need a mask like this that has a hidden hole we can uncover and use a straw to take a drink without taking mask off. Please! :)
I love this idea! 😂
@@drinkandsewthings4806 *Me 2 & 3. I've seen some actually. 😁😁😁* Sharon in SC
Hey :) i found this pattern more easy than a similar one. Love it, but do you have measurement for kids ? Thanks
Try cutting the fabric to 6.5” wide and 7.5” long, and only cutting 1 inch off each of the corners instead of 2. You should end up with a finished mask that’s about 4.5”x5.5”! 😊
@@drinkandsewthings4806 thank you
You are amazing! Subscribed!
Thank you! 😊
Ok, I must follow you now... simply based off of the name of your channel. Then I had to tell like 5 friends about this great channel sharing drinks and seeing projects.
Love your angle!
Thank you!! 😄♥️
As some one who can’t drink yet I’m using apple cider 😁👍🏾
Right on! 👍😊
My elastic is very thin, does this make a difference with making the folds for the elastic? I prefer it thin as thicker elastic gives me a headache.
I like using the thin elastic too! I switched to the 1/8 inch because it was so much more comfortable. When folding over the “sleeves” for the elastic, you just have to make sure that the elastic can move freely. I hope this helps!
@@drinkandsewthings4806 I think so, I’m not sure what measurement mine is, but it’s rounded more then the flat elastic you use in the tutorial. I got it because at the time all the other types of elastic was sold out. Thanks for responding. :)
Initially, I also bought the smaller because of supply issues but then realized the smaller was SOO much more comfortable!
@@drinkandsewthings4806 that’s what I find too, my friend can’t use elastic so she makes Lucet cords to tie around the neck and back of the head which works for her. :)
Could you also give the measurements in cm as well
I’d like to know the measurements for children size ?
I’m sorry I never responded to this!! I haven’t had to make children’s masks since my daughter is under 2 so I’m not 100% sure, but try 6.5” by 7.5” and only cutting 1 inch off the corners. You should end up with a mask that’s 4.5”x5.5”!
Just "found you" and am I ever glad I did! First, I FINALLY completed a mask that I can wear, and now I have someone to share a cocktail with any time I want to sew!! Enjoyed the video immensely! Thanks!
Cheers! 😁
I saw someone ask this, but for the larger measurements (10.5"×7.5"), do you recommend to cut off the corners with 2" measurements?
I cut off the same amount for both the small and the large sizes - it gives the larger size a little more room!
Xheers stay safe
Ok you are a life saver! Totally making some for my husband tomorrow for Christmas. What size should i cut for males?
If you cut 10.5”x7.5” and follow the same steps, it makes a larger mask! My husband has a larger face and a beard and that size fits him pretty well. 😊 You may need slightly more elastic though. Merry Christmas!
Super cute and easy great job tfs
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Can these be made with ties ?
@@sylviamacdonald8466 Absolutely! If you cut two pieces of fabric that were about an inch wide and maybe 20 or so inches long, you could press the fabric to the middle, then fold in half and sew to make ties 1/4 inch wide, then you could put them through the sleeves you make instead of elastic. If that makes sense?
What size rectangle would you recommend for a child size?
I’m sorry I never responded to this!! I haven’t had to make children’s masks since my daughter is under 2 so I’m not 100% sure, but try 6.5” by 7.5” and only cutting 1 inch off the corners. You should end up with a mask that’s 4.5”x5.5”!
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I love this tutorial! Do you have measurements for making a children’s mask of the same kind?
I haven’t had to make children’s masks since my daughter is under 2 so I’m not 100% sure, but try 6.5” by 7.5” and only cutting 1 inch off the corners. You should end up with a mask that’s 4.5”x5.5”!
@@drinkandsewthings4806 thank you so much!
What size is a large size mask
Try cutting 10.5”x7.5”!
Hi Drink! Yes you show your maks not fog!👏👏👏👏👏And one question, this mask is confortable for speakers for teachers for one use for hours and hours. Not touch the lips? And the size? Is universal size? How makes your mask size large? Thanks so much? Sorry much more questions!😀 but my Country is whit high Virus and the mask and one confortable mask is very necessary!👍👍😀
I find them to be very comfortable, especially if you make it a bit larger! All you have to do is increase the measurements by .5 inches (so cut 10.5” x 7.5”). It does keep it off your mouth and nose also so you’re not inhaling fabric!
@@drinkandsewthings4806 Thanks so much Drink! 👍👍👍👍👍😀😀william&family!
Please I need pattern free .
Great video
Thank you! 😊
What is the measurements for a child’s mask?
Since I haven't had to make any masks for children (my daughter is too young), I'm not *100%* sure, but try cutting the fabric to 6.5” wide and 7.5” long, and only cutting 1 inch off each of the corners instead of 2. You should end up with a finished mask that’s about 4.5”x5.5”! 😊
Do you have measurements for men and kids?
For a larger size, I cut 10.5” by 7.5” making sure to use a quarter inch seam allowance. They fit my husband pretty well! As for kids, if you do a 7.5”x6.5” and cut about an inch off each corner instead of 2, I think you’ll end up with a kid-sized mask. I haven’t had to make any for kids because my daughter is too young to wear them!
Why are you pressing on the table without a cloth on it.
I have some bad habits… lol. If I don’t have a cloth near me sometimes I just press right on my table. 🤷♀️ it’s one of those things where I know I’m not supposed to but I do anyways!
Never ever keep a drink in an open cup whislt working. Worst problem if you knock it over...bad move. Always a sealed bottle or a travel mug are best. My fistr intsructions
A great point.
I stumbled across your channel and had to subscribe! I love to drink and sew as well! 😂. Just made this mask too! Super easy! Thanks for the entertainment and instructions.
Yay!! I love finding other people who drink and sew. 😂
I love your machine. May I ask, Where did you get it?. I just Sub. U r hilarious 🤣
It actually used to belong to my grandma! It's a Pfaff brand and the model is "Performance 2056." It was pretty high-end when it was new, but I imagine that you can probably get one on eBay or Facebook Marketplace or something. Here's the link to Pfaff's website that has the manual and a "Locate Dealer" button: www.pfaff.com/en-US/Machines/performance-2056
YOU ARE A PISSA! Drink & Sew....why the hell not? Your mask came out beautiful! I have to try it will spandex fabric so I'm hoping it works as well as the cotton. BTW.... if you tuck in one end before putting on your face, it instantly makes it smaller for a child and it looks good too! I wish you would do another tutorial using 2 different fabrics for a 2-tone look. Do It! And Do It with a Tropical Drink!
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I love the two-tone idea! I’ve made a few for myself but didn’t think about making a video about it... thanks for the suggestion! I’ve been into Mai Tai’s lately so maybe I can take your drink suggestion too. 😂
Amei só ñ entendi as medidas
Obrigada. ☺️
You're so sweet lol!
😊 Thank you!
haha she so funny
Nice masks, need instructions on paper to make the mash, hard for me to follow online, So please send me instructions,. Thank you
I’ve made a Google Doc with the instructions, I hope they make sense. Enjoy!
docs.google.com/document/d/11Su00FCt5SuOoGKy0VYezo8Nm2h_VHO4RkpAxPdNDno/edit
I liked your demonstration but I would have enjoyed it more without the drinking. Now sweet tea would have been better for me.
The beauty of “drink and sew things” is that the best beverage to enjoy while sewing is the one you like best - even if it’s not alcoholic. 😊 I just like sewing and enjoying my time!
I just tried to make this and I must have an Amazon head because it’s way too small for me! :( Suggestions on making a bigger size?
@@brandynix1787 Try 10.5 inches by 7.5 inches!
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You explain things well! Drinky thing is disconcerting and is a little too much. NOT CLASSY OR LADYLIKE! Please lose it!
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I think you are trying to copy the midnight quilter & her drink , you don't. Have half of her personality
But your mask making was perfect