#diy facemask

With the reestablishment of lockdowns in Victoria, facemasks are becoming mandatory in Melbourne. Relevant information can be found on the DHHS with mask instructions here.

My own mask patterns are available for free download here, while HKMask is a highly recommended resource with free patterns in various sizes, and McCall's also have simple printable from their website.

There is currently a shortage of elastic across the country. Personally I use ribbon or shoelaces to tie them around my head as I find this more comfortable than wearing it on the ears (which are already full of piercings and glasses). Some people are using stretch fabrics (such as cotton/spandex jersey, just cut up old T-shirts or leggings) which can be cut into thin strips and used as an alternative- this is also softer and more comfortable than elastic, especially for children and people with sensory processing issues. Hair ties are another option which has been suggested to use for the elastic.

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Organization that’s making and delivering fabric masks to requesting hospitals and other facilities.  These have fabric ties, so are more adjustable for size, as well as being better for those with latex allergies (from elastic sides), and for avoiding over the ear irritation. They have an insert area for a flexible metal nose piece, and a pocket to insert a filter medium.

Printable pattern here: https://operationwecansewit.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/We-Can-Sew-It-Mask-Pattern-2.20.20-v4.pdf

Video tutorials on YouTube, in three parts:

DIY Facemask To Repair Dry And Damaged Skin And Get Your Faceglow Back

New Delhi: Has increasing heat affected or damaged your skin? Does your once upon a time-soft skin left dry and parched? Don't worry we got you covered. Avoid chemical based screen treatments and try these organic facemask and nourish and repair skin damage.

1. Papaya pack

Slice a papaya in half and remove the seeds. Take the pulp and mash it until it is converted into a thick paste. Add two tablespoon of honey to the paste. Apply over the face and neck, leave it for 30 minutes and wash off with warm water.

2. Banana pack

Mash an overripe banana and add egg white and three tablespoons of yoghurt to it. Apply the mixture over the face and neck, then allow it to dry for 40 minutes. wash your face with a cleanser and cold water. The minerals present in these ingredients will nourish dry skin efficiently.

3. Saffron pack

This pack will repair your skin and leave it glowing. Mix three tablespoon of fresh milk cream with two or three strands of saffron. Apply the pack on face and neck for an hour and then wash off with warm water.