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10. You're welcome! I just tested mine out.

Fri Apr 3, 2020, 02:59 PM

Apr 2020

It stayed in place and was comfortable with a half mile walk in each direction, plus shopping.

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I made a face mask that's easier to make than others I've seen. [View all] femmedem Apr 2020 OP

I'm going to try your non-sewing machine approach, thanks! MLAA Apr 2020 #1

You're welcome! I just tested mine out. femmedem Apr 2020 #10

another non-sewing approach to face mask..cut from old T-shirt. Fresh_Start Apr 2020 #2

Why can't you print them out? Flaleftist Apr 2020 #6

I didn't print out a pattern, just measured out a 6x9 rectangle. femmedem Apr 2020 #9

Polypropylene mesh is a good material for a hydrophobic layer Blecht Apr 2020 #4

saw a video using bra cups to make a mask. creative ppl abound nt msongs Apr 2020 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author elocs Apr 2020 #7

That is the opinion of these two authors Blecht Apr 2020 #14

I'll post your op in the Sewing Mask Threads Compilation Lars39 Apr 2020 #11

Thanks! I didn't know there was such a compilation. femmedem Apr 2020 #13

I may have missed a few, but there's quite a lot there. Lars39 Apr 2020 #15