
You’re probably sitting at home while reading this. In case you’re on your way to work, then you must have a very important job and we salute you.
I know there’s a lot of DIY tutorials online for face masks, but this is one of the easiest, especially if you have no sewing machine. Because some shops are closed, we only have limited materials.
Before anything else, make sure you wash the fabrics first, especially because you are going to wear it on your face.
TIP: Since we’re recommended to stay home, now is the time to declutter your closet. Maybe you’ll find clothes for donation, selling or for your face mask. 🙂
The measurement of your mask depends on your face. In my case, it’s 26 cm x 18 cm.


The reason why I cut 2 pieces is because I want my mask to be thick. You can also insert a fabric filler if you’d like.
AND DONE!

Now I still have fabrics left and thought of making a case for the mask.

What to do with the remaing fabric?
There’s not much fabric left so this small one is perfect for my short hair.
You can also use a surgical mask under this, but I personally do not recommend it. Health workers are running out of masks so I think they’re the ones who needed them the most.
Thanks for reading and stay tune for more DIY projects.
Be safe and keep calm.
Finger heart,

I was searching for simple ways to make face masks and your post came perfectly on time. Now, anyone can make their own face mask even if they don’t have a sewing machine. Thanks for sharing!
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Wow than you so much! 🙂
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Thank you for sharing! I wonder if I can order a set from you – a mask and a scrunchie? Perfect combination!
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Thank you! 🙂 I will let you know when they are on the market!
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