There has been some production style sewing of late.
These, plus five more, will be going to the hard-working teachers and educational assistants at a local school who wear glasses. I find the biggest issue with wearing a face mask all day is how do you get around your glasses fogging up? I hope they will be well-received and the fit of the Aplat face mask offers the solution.
The best feature which turned out being a big pain in the fingers were the cord and cord stopper feature. That was not fun in a production line situation. I'm happy they're done and ready to deliver. Fingers are crossed that they are well-received.
Project Details
Seams: 2.4 straight stitch
Seam Finish: None
Tips: The narrowest width of cotton twill tape is the most comfortable for over the ear.
Fabric (includes filter fabric): 4.8 metres
Twill tape: 27 metres
Seam binding (I ran out of twill tape): 3 metres
Cord Stoppers: 20
Pattern: Aplat Face Mask Origami Design (Free PDF)
Additional Tools & Supplies: Cutting table, scissors, thread clippers, pins, pin cushion, iron, ironing board, sewing machine, seam ripper, masking tape, safety pin, computer, printer, paper scissors and coffee.
Stay Safe and Happy Sewing!
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How thoughtful of you! I just love that Norman Rockwell print - very clever for a mask!
ReplyDeleteThanks, it is a lovely print. I wish I picked up more of that print.
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