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  1. Harry Jenkins
    Harry Jenkins says:

    That is a great training video, thanks for doing it. I do not have a sawing machine, do have a glue gun and might try it. However, in mean time, do you know of anyone who is making and selling a mask based on your design. I would like to buy a few for my wife and myself.

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  2. Pam Baker
    Pam Baker says:

    I have only one complaint about your mask pattern. It is so popular that I am having trouble keeping up! I’ve made them for family and friends that request more for their friends. It’s a wonderful problem to have. Hopefully I will get faster!

    Thank you so much!

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  3. Barbara BEehm
    Barbara BEehm says:

    Hi there…I have been making masks for our community here in upstate New York. Pipe cleaners work WONDERFUL for over the nose.i bend one in half and Lightly wrap with a scrap of my lining…(our cotton bedsheet). I insert it into a narrow (header) .

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  4. Jan Uzlik
    Jan Uzlik says:

    Please do not use flannel for the face masks. It is too hot. I am an urgent care nurse & this fabric does not work for the long periods we wear them. Also, a very soft type of material for around the ears is important. Our ears are getting sore from even softer materials. Thank You for supporting us & helping us to stay healthy; as our masks are now being rationed to us.

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    • Brittany Bailey
      Brittany Bailey says:

      l apologize for not being able to directly answer your question. Look at the top of the comment thread on the YouTube video (https://youtu.be/-t_Gz3lGwF8) for my FAQ comment which answers your question. You can also get answer directly on this page which was linked in the video description, but here it is again: https://prettyhandygirl.com/best-fit-facemask/

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    • Brittany Bailey
      Brittany Bailey says:

      l apologize for not being able to directly answer your question. Look at the top of the comment thread on the YouTube video (https://youtu.be/-t_Gz3lGwF8) for my FAQ comment which answers your question. You can also get answer directly on this page which was linked in the video description, but here it is again: https://prettyhandygirl.com/best-fit-facemask/

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    • Brittany Bailey
      Brittany Bailey says:

      l apologize for not being able to directly answer your question. Look at the top of the comment thread on the YouTube video (https://youtu.be/-t_Gz3lGwF8) for my FAQ comment which answers your question. You can also get answer directly on this page which was linked in the video description, but here it is again: https://prettyhandygirl.com/best-fit-facemask/

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  5. Sandra Guillemette
    Sandra Guillemette says:

    Hi I was wondering through the local home improvement store and spotted a wire which might work for the nose area how about speaker wire like this type here: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Southwire-100-ft-18-Gauge-2-Conductor-Standard-Speaker-Wire-By-the-Roll/1000733864
    Do you think that this would work since it is sealed in plastic do you think it would work. I will do a test run tomorrow since Texas has decided to mandate mask on people over 10 years old when out in Public.

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  6. 2018bj
    2018bj says:

    Hi, I love your mask. Like you, I have made numerous masks from different patterns. I folded the lining under and used it for a filter pocket, thus, eliminating one layer of fabric. Think it works well. Thanks for sharing, Barb

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  7. Lori Fricke
    Lori Fricke says:

    We don’t have any electrical tape, will duct tape work or what else would you suggest for wrapping the nose piece paper clips

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