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Homemade protective mask project/Instructions (edit)
Revision as of 22:35, 27 March 2020
, 27 March 2020→Assembly: Hopefully clearer headings.
(→What you will need: You need a loop turner to turn fabric into straps of suitable size.) |
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== Assembly == | == Assembly == | ||
=== Phase 1: | === Phase 1: Main body, elastic variant === | ||
# Put right sides of cotton fabric together. | # Put right sides of cotton fabric together. | ||
# Starting an inch or so from the center of the bottom edge, sew to the first corner, then stop with the needle down. Lift the foot, turn the fabric 90 degrees, and drop the foot. You should be in position to continue sewing down the next edge. | # Starting an inch or so from the center of the bottom edge, sew to the first corner, then stop with the needle down. Lift the foot, turn the fabric 90 degrees, and drop the foot. You should be in position to continue sewing down the next edge. | ||
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# Turn the mask inside out. You should have a rectangular mask with two elastic ear-pieces, one sticking out of each side. | # Turn the mask inside out. You should have a rectangular mask with two elastic ear-pieces, one sticking out of each side. | ||
=== Phase 1: | === Phase 1: Main body, strap variant === | ||
# Put right sides of cotton fabric together. | # Put right sides of cotton fabric together. | ||
# Place each strap into a corner with the end sticking out, and '''the rest of the strap on the inside, between the right sides of the fabric'''. Do a straight stitch over it to secure it in place. | # Place each strap into a corner with the end sticking out, and '''the rest of the strap on the inside, between the right sides of the fabric'''. Do a straight stitch over it to secure it in place. | ||