Help us sew face masks!

These masks are made using 2-ply polypropylene surgical wrap. This fabric has been generously donated to us by Flagstaff Medical Center. Both the single-ply and double-ply face mask patterns were created by Tina La Chance and Tasha Miller Griffith of Threaded Together.

Single-ply with elastic

Needs:

Single 9" x 9" piece of surgical wrap fabric
Two pieces of 11" elastic
3-4" pipe cleaner

Paper Pattern!

single layer mask directions v2.pdf

Double-ply with ties

Needs:

Two pieces of 9" x 7" surgical wrap fabric
Two 36" x 1" ties cut from surgical wrap
3-4" pipe cleaner

HINT: Top ties should be 18" and bottom ties 15". Fold tie in half and place TOP edge of mask at the halfway point!

Paper Pattern!

double layer mask directions v3.pdf

Disclaimer: Hand-made masks are not considered PPE and should not be used as a replacement for FDA-approved masks, like N95s. Threaded Together makes no claims that these polypropylene masks will prevent viral infection. Please refer to CDC guidelines for information regarding appropriate PPE, including face masks.