So…yup, here we are again. I wasn’t going to do anymore mask tutorials. I promised myself I wouldn’t. I have so many other crafty things I want to post and share. BUT…I had such an overwhelming amount of people requesting a NO SEW mask pattern that I simply couldn’t ignore the request anymore. As a nurse I feel like its my duty to help when I can and however I can. That leads me to this post. A DIY no sew face mask that you can make from an upcycled t-shirt, in 5 minutes and it even has a filter pocket (if you want to call it that) and an option to add a nose wire to improve the fit.
Sadly, I can’t post it just yet. The video is set to premiere on YouTube tomorrow morning and then I’ll come and finish this post off.
Here’s a sneak peak though. Wanna know the best part? You don’t have to create a separate pattern for kids! With a twist of each side, the mask becomes slightly smaller to accommodate little faces. Yay! That right there is a win in my book.
Interested in a video tutorial? You can watch that here too.
Hi You are a rock star at tutorials… I have done a t-shirt no sew mask similar to this. But I sewed it Should be washable. Turned out great. I just need some suggestion on the pull of the t-shirt material while I’m sewing. I’m definitely a novice.
Thanks for all you are doing. I am humbled.
You are so sweet. Thank you so much for the comment. I have another video I’m launching (hopefully) tomorrow that will have 5 no sew face masks you can make at home with no sewing.
For a quick no sew mask, this is a great idea! You are so creative and talented, and amaze me with the different ideas you’ve come up with. I’ve been an RN for 40 years, forced to retire too early due to CRPS in both lower extremities =( So glad I found your very professional videos on YouTube (and subscribed), and your blog! You are very talented, hardworking, and hope you keep up the great work you share with so many people for a long time ❤ God bless you and your family in these very uncertain times during this COVID-19 pandemic ✝️ Stay safe and healthy!
Thank you so much Becky. I love reading comments like this. So very sweet. I appreciate the support. God bless you and your family as well.
Like!! Really appreciate you sharing this blog post.Really thank you! Keep writing.
Way cool! Some extremely valid points! I appreciate you writing this post plus the rest of the site is extremely good.
thorough and so simple, thanks for this tutorial!
You’re welcome Maggie.