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28. Nice adaptation!

Reply to KewlKat (Reply #26)

Fri Jul 17, 2020, 03:47 PM

Jul 2020

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Home Sewers: Here's My Favorite Mask Pattern [View all] blogslut Jul 2020 OP

I've been using this one central scrutinizer Jul 2020 #1

Joann Fabrics stepped right up in providing mask patterns and supplies blogslut Jul 2020 #3

I wouldn;t buy water from hobby lobby if it was free OriginalGeek Jul 2020 #17

I went into Hobby Lobby before the pandemic TlalocW Jul 2020 #37

You might try these TlalocW Jul 2020 #13

I use Hoooked ribbon XL Ms. Toad Jul 2020 #20

Huh, I had never heard of hooked ribbon TlalocW Jul 2020 #36

It's a brand name for t-shirt yarn blogslut Jul 2020 #41

It's kind of like the ties in a sweatshirt - Ms. Toad Jul 2020 #43

Those might work. central scrutinizer Jul 2020 #22

So do mine TlalocW Jul 2020 #35

I've resorted to 1" strips of cut up t-shirts blogslut Jul 2020 #23

Good idea central scrutinizer Jul 2020 #27

I just cut them about 8" long and sew them on raw blogslut Jul 2020 #29

I'll try one central scrutinizer Jul 2020 #30

If you sew channels in the sides blogslut Jul 2020 #31

But we have a septic tank, not sewers. sl8 Jul 2020 #2

I had the same initial reaction Coventina Jul 2020 #4

I thought septic field greener grass in patterns. roamer65 Jul 2020 #18

I'm not great at spelling blogslut Jul 2020 #5

You spelled it fine. sl8 Jul 2020 #7

I would have gone for - People who sew Nevilledog Jul 2020 #9

some people are saying sewist - cross between sewer and artist IcyPeas Jul 2020 #12

I use seamstress TlalocW Jul 2020 #15

Same here. Ms. Toad Jul 2020 #21

Yeah, I was like "whaaat?" lagomorph777 Jul 2020 #16

thank you!! handmade34 Jul 2020 #6

Those look like they have nice coverage and shape MissB Jul 2020 #8

Here's a site with some helpful dimensions blogslut Jul 2020 #19

Sweet! Thank you! MissB Jul 2020 #24

See, my printer ran out of ink...5 years ago blogslut Jul 2020 #25

KnR! Hekate Jul 2020 #10

I like those, is there a filter pocket? Green Line Jul 2020 #11

The opening is the pocket :) blogslut Jul 2020 #14

I use this pattern as I can put a filter in it. Also a 3D Mask and I add a wire in the top. KewlKat Jul 2020 #26

Nice adaptation! blogslut Jul 2020 #28

It is quite asceptical tanks whistler162 Jul 2020 #32

Happy to be your pipeline blogslut Jul 2020 #33

Thanks, Blogslut/others. No machine with me, but good thread. Hortensis Jul 2020 #34

I like that pattern. Looks very easy to sew, unlike some popular others. Goodheart Jul 2020 #38

Since we're talking masks... TlalocW Jul 2020 #39

I've been using 20 guage copper wire. Lars39 Jul 2020 #42

I like that pattern! EllieBC Jul 2020 #40