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Homemade protective mask project/Instructions (edit)
Revision as of 22:53, 4 April 2020
, 4 April 2020→Buying fabric: Clarified that these maps are specifically for the Deaconess Health pattern.
(→What you will need: Added note from Johns Hopkins about avoiding solid white and solid blue.) |
(→Buying fabric: Clarified that these maps are specifically for the Deaconess Health pattern.) |
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Here are a couple of diagrams of how many pieces (and batches of four straps, which is one mask's worth) can be cut from half a yard of 44-inch fabric (assuming orientation/framing doesn't matter). Note the dashed line in the middle of each diagram showing where a fabric quarter would end. | Here are a couple of diagrams of how many pieces (and batches of four straps, which is one mask's worth) can be cut from half a yard of 44-inch fabric (assuming orientation/framing doesn't matter). Note the dashed line in the middle of each diagram showing where a fabric quarter would end. | ||
* For adult masks: [[File:Masks, adult, per half-yard of fabric.png|400px]] | * For adult masks, Deaconess Health pattern: [[File:Masks, adult, per half-yard of fabric.png|400px]] | ||
* For child masks: [[File:Masks, child, per half-yard of fabric.png|400px]] | * For child masks, Deaconess Health pattern: [[File:Masks, child, per half-yard of fabric.png|400px]] | ||
== Cutting the pieces == | == Cutting the pieces == | ||