When you wash your masks regularly, which you’re supposed to do, the fabric, as well as the fit, can begin to deteriorate. As this happens, your masks become less effective.

Here's what you'll need: A sleep mask pattern, printed and cut out A sewing machine String, in colours of your choice 2 scraps leftover fabric, for front and lining 1 piece interfacing (fleece or ...

Making and then mailing masks to him is more constructive than ruminating about his temporary loss of taste and smell. My 1960s and 70s collection got a significant boost when my Grade 13 English ...

A group of volunteers in B.C.'s Interior have started making fabric masks to assist in response against COVID-19.

How to Make a Face Mask with a T-Shirt If you don't have fabric, elastic, or a sewing machine, you can make a face mask using a T-shirt. First, cut around 7 or 8 inches off the bottom of the T-shirt.

Mike Sevilla, MD, a practicing family physician in Ohio, told POPSUGAR that it's wise to wash your fabric face mask after each use, a recommendation that's in line with the CDC's guidance.