We have been inundated with requests for face mask crochet patterns so we decided to do all the research for you and find you the best ones. Now, lots of people are saying that DIY Crochet masks are unsafe and we are not suggesting they are better than store-bought filtered facemasks BUT, maybe you are in a position where you can’t buy a face mask, can’t find one in your state and now you are legally required to wear one.
Maybe wearing a face mask isn’t something you ever thought about wearing 2 months ago, heck even 2 weeks ago, but here we are. The handmade sewn masks are very popular right now but not everyone can sew.
So I am putting my Crochet skills to good use and making these masks for myself and family until we can purchase medical-grade ones
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Check out this article about all the different options for safe and suitable mask filters. Wondering how to strengthen your mask? Add interfacing.
This medical face mask one is open weaved but it does have a stitched in cotton filter and the pattern for it is Free and easy to follow.
This one is nice and colourful and also comes in a child-sized fox design you can grab these crochet patterns here. These ones are more aimed at covering cloth ones so the weave is a little open.
This facemask is actually a cowl, so why am I including it in this DIY make your own facemask round up? Because it is actually perfect for anyone who is working outside in the cold and it doesn’t cling off the ears so it won’t hurt the face. You can purchase this one via Etsy.
Need Crochet supplies and Yarn? We highly recommend Lionbrand for quality yarn and ongoing yarn sales and discounts. Mke sure to check out their free crochet patterns too.
This one is a paid pattern but I love this one because it is tight and allows a pocket for holding in filter papers especially suitable for folded coffee filters.
Here is the link to the Cat Facemask for children shown above in the graphic.
here is a crochet video tutorial with a sewn in filter cloth –
Looking for Mask Mates headbands with buttons to prevent the elastics from pulling on the ears? Check out this Crochet Tutorial.
Updated this list of patterns to share my new favorite crochet pattern.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect communities around the world, face masks have become an important tool for preventing the spread of the virus. While there are many different types of face masks available on the market, some people prefer to make their own masks at home. One way to do this is by using a facemask pattern, which can be purchased online through sites like Etsy.
Purchasing a facemask pattern allows you to create your own custom face mask at home. Many of these patterns come with detailed instructions and tips for making a mask that fits well and provides adequate protection. Some patterns also include variations that allow you to create masks with different features, such as adjustable ear loops or a wire nose bridge.
If you need to make a lot of masks, investing in a mask cutting machine can be a great option. These machines are designed to cut multiple masks out of fabric at once, which can save you a lot of time and effort. Some machines can cut up to six masks at a time, making them ideal for people who need to make masks in bulk.
For those who want to create a truly unique face mask, there are also websites that allow you to design your own mask using your own photos, font, and colors. These sites typically offer a range of customization options, including the ability to upload your own artwork or choose from a selection of pre-made designs. Once you’ve designed your mask, you can order it online and have it shipped directly to your door.
Purchasing a facemask pattern or investing in a mask cutting machine can be a great way to create your own custom face masks at home. With so many options, and patterns available online, it’s easy to find a pattern or machine that meets your needs and budget. Whether you’re making masks for yourself, your family, or your community, creating your own masks can be a rewarding and empowering experience.
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