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Depending on whom you’re sewing for, I have sizes for men, women, teenagers, young kids, and small kids. Follow the instructions below:
- Select the size you plan to sew and cut.
- Take two pieces of 30 x 16 cm cloths. Put them on top of each other and then fold horizontally in half.
- Put the paper pattern on top of the cloths. Make sure that the smaller mouth of the pattern is on the open end of the fold.
- Use sewing pins to keep the pattern in place.
- Trace the pattern on the cloth using a fabric marker or pencil.
- Cut around the marking and make sure you keep a distance of 7 mm from it.
- Remove the paper pattern then, put back the sewing pins so your fold stays aligned.
- Hand stitch or use a sewing machine to stitch on the marking of the big mouth of the cloth.
Note: Where you stitch is the going to be the inner side of the mask.
- Once done, unfold your mask revealing the outer side. Spread the edges of the inner seam towards sides.
- Stitch the edges of the inner seam onto the body of the mask.
- Take another piece of 30 x 16 com cloth. Cut out the same pattern size from it.
- Stitch the center of your second cloth pattern so it looks the same as the first one on the outer side.
- Put the two patterns on top of each other, outer sides facing each other. Secure the edges in place using clips.
- Sew the remaining unstitched marking, leaving an opening in one corner.
- Create cuts on the edges of the inner seam. Then, cut out the four edgy corners.
- Reverse the mask to reveal the outer side by pulling it out from the open corner.
- Sew again on around the edges. Make sure you fold the edges of the open corner inside to have a clean finish.
- Fold the two sides 1 cm inward. Secure in place using clips. Stitch them in place, leaving an opening at their centers.
- Take two 25-cm long garters. Insert them into each folded side. You can use a hair clip for ease in insertion.
- Tie a knot at the ends of the garters to seal them in place.
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