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How to Make a Face Mask

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How to Make a Face Mask

5,390,466 views April 11, 2020 9:39

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ChannelJOANN Fabric and Craft Stores

In brief

Create a simple, non-surgical protective face mask using cotton or flannel fabric to donate to hospitals or clinics facing shortages. This project is ideal for those with basic sewing skills who want to support medical staff during the pandemic.

Questions & answers

What materials do I need to make the mask?

Cotton or flannel fabric and elastic for ties.

Can I donate the finished masks at JOANN stores?

Yes, JOANN stores accept mask donations to support medical facilities.

Is adult supervision required if children are sewing?

Yes, the description advises providing adult supervision for children.

Description from the creator

Help support medical personnel by sewing non-surgical protective face masks to donate to hospitals and medical clinics. You may even already have cotton or flannel at home to make these masks. When you're finished, you can donate them at any JOANN store location. This will greatly help facilities that are in short supply due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Link to project with written instructions please visit: bit.ly/mask-project
Printable PDF here: bit.ly/2UFA4gJ

To make a shaped denim face mask: youtu.be/ZCITvWle-Bc
Tips & Tricks for Making Non-Surgical Protective Face Masks: youtu.be/BnhePGv0gmQ
Link to Shop All Mask Making Supplies: bit.ly/MaskMakingSupplies
Link to Cotton Fabric: bit.ly/CottonForMasks
Link to Elastic: bit.ly/MaskElastic

If you'd like to join our Make to Give efforts by making protective masks to support our medical community, visit joann.com/maketogive or visit your local JOANN store to pick up a free kit of supplies. We'll even bring it to your car for you!

Please read and follow all manufacturers' instructions for all tools and materials used. Provide adult supervision if children participate in this project. Masks are not intended for hospital or medical use and are not OSHA certified. Please follow CDC guidelines for use of masks.

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JOANN Fabric and Craft Stores published this 9:39 video tutorial on April 11, 2020. It has been watched 5,390,466 times on YouTube.

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April 11, 2020
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