Face Mask With Breathing Valve

This is a face mask with breathing valve and PM2.5 filter pocket.

-LINK to Pattern: https://www.properfitclothing.com/product-page/fa...

-LINK to Bias tape folder kit: https://amzn.to/2ynuhnw

-LINK to Bias Tape: https://goo.gl/rtMLte

-LINK to Industrial Bias Tape Attachment: https://amzn.to/2Ua3It3

-LINK to Fabric: https://amzn.to/2lNrnly

-LINK to Lining: https://amzn.to/2QkCcb8

-LINK to Breathing Valve: https://amzn.to/39ejp9v

-LINK to Breathing Valve 2: https://amzn.to/3eM2rAF

-LINK to Braided Elastic: https://amzn.to/3aVfkX9

-LINK to Ear Elastic(soft on ears): https://amzn.to/3bZuw6X

LINK to PM2.5 Filter: https://amzn.to/2Sp5FSg

-LINK to Coated Wire Tie: https://amzn.to/2wfnmvA

-LINK to Twist Ties: https://amzn.to/2V81bB8

-LINK to Elastic Cord Stopper: https://amzn.to/35qFhwQ

-Fabric outer layer: .25 yards (cotton, or any fabric that is tightly woven)

-Fabric lining: .25 yards (non stretch soft cotton)

-Bias tape: Extra wide

-Braided Elastic 1/8in(.32cm): 24 inches

-Cord (optional)

-Breathing valve: 1

-PM2.5 filter

-Printable Pattern

-Front main panel: Cut 1

-Front and lining bottom panel: Cut 1 outer layer fabric. Cut 1 lining fabric.

-Lining side panel: Cut 2 lining fabric

-Center lining panel: Cut 1 lining fabric

-Mark the hem lines on the lining panels and lining side panels.

-Roll over and pin edge.

-Sew at .25 inch seam allowance.

-Place the right sides together.

-Sew as close as you can to the edge.

-Overlap the center lining panel with the side lining panels.

-Tack stitch where panels overlap

-Stitch as close as you can to the edge.

-Line up notch points on bottom lining and center lining panels.

-Pin bottom in to position.

-Sew at .25 inch seam allowance.

-Place right sides together.

-Sew as close as you can to the edge.

-Trim seam allowance.

-Line up notches.

-Pin

-Sew with .25 inch seam allowance.

-This step is done the same way as lining.

-Place the outer layer and lining together. Make sure wrong sides are together.

-Line up bottom notches and nose point.

-Pin together.

-Add bias tape to the top and bottom edge. -You can use made bias tape, make your own bias tape, or bias tape attachment. All methods work.

-Sew in the twist tie when adding the bias tape to the top edge.

-BIAS TAPE TIE BACK OPTION: Leave 10 inches at the start and end of each edge. This will give you enough bias tape to tie behind your head. NOTE: you can always trim the bias tape down if it is to long :)

-ELASTIC or CORD OPTION: Add bias tape on both edges. Do not need to go past the sides.

-Use bias tape making kit.

-Cut bias tape to folder size.

-Feed bias tape though folder and iron.

-You can also use a double fold bias tape attachment to save time. This will fold the bias tape and sew it on at the same time.

-If you are choosing to use the bias tape as the tie backs you are complete and can move onto the breathing valve step.

-I do recommend cleaning up the raw side edge to prevent fraying. This is best done before adding the bias tape.

-Cut cord at 24 inches. This will give you enough cord to tie around the back of your head.

-Place the cord on the inside. Roll the edge over and hem down.

-Do not sew over the cord. You want the cord to side inside the hem.

-Cut 11 inches of elastic.

-Same idea as the cord method.

-Place the elastic on the inside. Roll the edge over and hem down.

-Do not sew over the elastic. You want the cord to side inside the hem.

-Tie the elastic ends together.

-Move the knot into the hem.

-Elastic stopper are great for adjusting the size of the elastic loop.

-Pinch the elastic together and slide it though the stopper.

-Place back of breathing valve on the inside of the mask thought the hole.

-Snap top on to secure on outer layer.

-Add pm2.5 filter and you are done! :)

If you are having trouble figuring out any steps. I recommend checking out the detailed video. I go through every step :)