Tips for a Better Fitting Face Mask

It looks like face masks are going to be with us for a while. Here are some tips to make one that fits better!
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[@ritakryglik4983]

I started using 1/2 of a pipe cleaner, didn't shape as well, so I fold a 12 inch pipe cleaner in half- twist the ends together and fold in center of the two. Then I twist the approximately 6" together length wise. I sew single fold bias tape to inside of mask, insert the pipe cleaner and stitch both ends closed. Works very well.

[@danieduchesne9066]

Great tips on the nose bridge supply! I ended up using the Olson masks for most of the mask I made so far. I did some modifications to it though. I lowered the the top edge slightly so it falls underneath my glasses and not behind them decreasing the fogginess issues. I also made it a little smaller. The original size was going over my ears and I didn't like it.

[@lindeegoodall2426]

Thanks! Yeah, the Olson mask fit me pretty well and I was on the verge of sculpting it a bit when I found the Jesse mask.

[@FrauK]

Whish we could get those nose supplies here in th Netherlands. Maybe someone can help??

[@jordantenney3279]

Lindee g said wear your mask 😷

[@kathykloetzke373]

where and how do you get the nose pieces. I want to get some.

[@psomed7693]

I am getting no sound

[@lindeegoodall2426]

There's definitely sound. Check your audio controller on the video and on your device.