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17. Yes. I don't use pins for sew the elastic on. They just get in the way. One elastic has ends that

Mon Apr 6, 2020, 01:05 AM

Apr 2020

Last edited Mon Apr 6, 2020, 05:15 PM - Edit history (1)

get attached to each corner of the face of the 7 inch side, of one of the two pieces of material. The elastic arcs in the direction of the center of the face side of the material. Than it is doubly strong because i backstiched it twice over 1/4 of an inch. Then i just put the face to face and sew again. Turn inside out and sew twice. So it is really strong.

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Sewing Mask Threads Compilation [View all] Lars39 Mar 2020 OP

quit doing it yesterday. cant get any eleastic. all sold out nt msongs Mar 2020 #1

Here's one that ties Lars39 Mar 2020 #4

no elastic? here's another possibility: IcyPeas Mar 2020 #2

Good idea! Lars39 Mar 2020 #5

actual HVAC air filters (cheap at hardware stores:) IcyPeas Mar 2020 #3

Thanks for compiling these links. A good resource . . . Journeyman Mar 2020 #6

Thanks for the list KewlKat Apr 2020 #7

This pattern offers optional filter pocket and wire nose guard. CrispyQ Apr 2020 #8

Thanks, CrispyQ! Lars39 Apr 2020 #9

Here's another one. Baitball Blogger Apr 2020 #10

This video recommended 100% Cotton batik Baitball Blogger Apr 2020 #11

What do you think? applegrove Apr 2020 #12

That looks really good, applegrove! Lars39 Apr 2020 #13

One continuous loop of elastic? eleny Apr 2020 #14

Nope. Two 7 inch pieces of elastic. I sew them onto the corners of applegrove Apr 2020 #15

Nice! eleny Apr 2020 #16

Yes. I don't use pins for sew the elastic on. They just get in the way. One elastic has ends that applegrove Apr 2020 #17

Stronger and it's much easier while sewing them into place eleny Apr 2020 #18

I did not think of just doing a reuseable pocket for the nose wire. applegrove Apr 2020 #19

The video I used encloses it by stitching all the way across eleny Apr 2020 #20