Professor Pincushion | How to Sew a 3 Layer Face Mask with Fabric Ties - Created for Crisis Pattern - #masksNOW @ProfessorPincushion | Uploaded March 2020 | Updated October 2024, 4 minutes ago.
a N95 or KN95 certified mask is a better choice than the mask in this video. Please refer to your local government agency for the latest recommendations on what mask is best.
Mask Pattern Download / Packet or Volunteer:
masksnow.org/patterns/3-layer-pattern
Disclaimer:
These homemade facemasks are not surgical masks or Filtering Facepiece Respirators (FFRs). These facemasks have not been tested for fluid resistance, particulate or bacteria filtration efficiency, differential pressure, or flammability. These homemade facemasks have not been evaluated by the FDA. These facemasks have no certifications from any regulatory agency.
Materials used:
The specific material used in the video were intentionally kept vague. Please see the masksNOW downloadable packet in the “Material Guide” to view recommended materials.
Important labeling and safety information:
createdforcrisis.org/labelingandsafety
Tips from the CDC:
cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html
Professor Pincushion was NOT paid to create this video. Our intention is to provide sewing instructions for creating the 3 layer mask used by masksNOW.org.
#masksNOW
a N95 or KN95 certified mask is a better choice than the mask in this video. Please refer to your local government agency for the latest recommendations on what mask is best.
Mask Pattern Download / Packet or Volunteer:
masksnow.org/patterns/3-layer-pattern
Disclaimer:
These homemade facemasks are not surgical masks or Filtering Facepiece Respirators (FFRs). These facemasks have not been tested for fluid resistance, particulate or bacteria filtration efficiency, differential pressure, or flammability. These homemade facemasks have not been evaluated by the FDA. These facemasks have no certifications from any regulatory agency.
Materials used:
The specific material used in the video were intentionally kept vague. Please see the masksNOW downloadable packet in the “Material Guide” to view recommended materials.
Important labeling and safety information:
createdforcrisis.org/labelingandsafety
Tips from the CDC:
cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html
Professor Pincushion was NOT paid to create this video. Our intention is to provide sewing instructions for creating the 3 layer mask used by masksNOW.org.
#masksNOW
