Cute three-dimensional protective mask handmade tutorial

Faced with the serious decline in air quality in recent years, only wearing a mask can make breathing easier. For many handicraft enthusiasts, using the softest fabric to make the most comfortable masks for their families should be a particularly meaningful thing. Today, I will share a tutorial on making a cute and comfortable three-dimensional protective mask. This time The styles of handmade masks are different from traditional disposable masks. They are more three-dimensional and more comfortable. Hurry up and prepare comfortable fabrics and start making them with the editor.

Handmade mask tutorial

Prepare the fabric to be folded and placed on the table, cut the cardboard in the shape of the picture below, and draw a pattern on the fabric.
Refer to the picture below to draw the fabric cutting pattern.
Cut the fabric with seam allowance as shown in the photo.
The cropping effect is shown in the figure below.
The finished cut will look like this.
Unfold the fabric (back side).
Use an iron to iron the seams flat.
At the same time, fold the left and right ends of the fabric inward to the front and use an iron to iron it flat.
Turn it over and it will look like this. Now the front part is ready.
We will also make the lining part the same way. Cut out the shape by folding the pattern paper onto the "lining fabric". Pay attention to leaving a seam allowance.
Sew the curved part. Similar to step "2", sew extension 7 to 8 mm.
Unfold the fabric (back side).
To make rubber band perforations, you need to reserve 1.5 cm of fabric.
Fold as shown below.
Take the upper and lower seam allowances 1 cm wide and cut.
Lay out the fabric (back side) and iron it flat through the middle seam.
Leave 1.5cm at both ends (just like the solid lines of the paper pattern) for cutting.
Use an iron to flatten it. Now the inner fabric is ready.
Stack the front fabric and lining fabric.
Sew from the end of the inner fabric to the edge, top and bottom.
Sew the overlap of the inner fabric, top and bottom.
Next, sew the reserved rubber band holes at both ends.
At 4 locations in the photo (about 5 mm from the end), perform sutures (yellow line locations).
From the overlapping part, flip to the front.
As shown in the picture below, it is turned back to the front.
Suture back to the opening (red line) and complete through the rubber band.
The cute three-dimensional protective mask is hand-made. If you like it, come and try it.