Between our state requiring masks and Easton going back to school full time, I am spending a lot of time washing face coverings just to keep up with our demand. It doesn’t help that Easton only wears a handful of them because he prefers a particular fabric design (who would have ever guessed that masks would become a fashion accessory?). So, I decided that it was time to make a few more (this fun, plague doctor print is from Zor-Elle).
By now I’m sure everyone has a preferred pattern, but for those interested, this is a modified mask by Victory Patterns (it’s free). Since Easton has to wear his all day, he finds this design the most comfortable because it doesn’t sit (or pull) on his ears and, because it’s shaped a bit, doesn’t feel like it’s smothering him (or as he says, “it has breathing room”). Bret, on the other hand, prefers the basic, square style mask with the expandable folds (I had gotten some from Old Navy) because they don’t fog his glasses as badly.
And now back to some regular, fun sewing.