Get the free no-sew face mask pattern at When I created my DIY face mask patterns, thousands and thousands of you made one or many masks, especially after the CDC recommended we all wear a cloth face covering … but even more of you told me you couldn’t make it because you couldn’t sew. I listened. Then I set out to create an easy-to-make no-sew face mask pattern that was also EFFECTIVE, which to me means at least two layers of cotton and really well fitting. It took a few tries to get it perfected, but I’m happy to now give you a beautiful and simple no-sew face mask pattern that you can make from materials you have at home … no elastic, no ties, no sewing.
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* One (1) piece of 100% cotton heavyweight T-shirt, about 12″ x 24″ — can be new or old, but should be clean (you can sterilize it by boiling it, drying it at least 104°F, or using a hot iron) and/or one (1) piece of 100% cotton closely and TIGHTLY woven fabric, like quilting cotton, also about 12″ x 24″ (Tip: Use a fat quarter or one of the Cricut fabric samplers)
* (Optional) Fabric glue if you want to permanently attach your two layers together
* (Optional) Something you can use as a filter — see my Face Mask Materials List for notes, effectiveness, and breathability so you can make an informed decision
* (Optional) Freezer paper (for bonding your fabric when cutting on a Cricut Explore — not needed with a Maker or hand cutting)
* (Optional) Measuring Tape
* (Optional) A piece of chalk, washable marker, fabric marker, or something else to mark your pattern if you’re cutting by hand
* (Optional) 12″ x 24″ cutting mat, like a Pink FabricGrip mat (if you’re cutting this on your Cricut Maker) or the 12″ x 24″ green * StandardGrip mat if you’re cutting on your Cricut Explore)
* A way to cut your material (this tutorial covers using the Cricut Explore cutting machine and the Cricut Maker cutting machine, but you can also use scissors or a rotary blade with my printable PDF pattern)
* My free no-sew face mask pattern which comes as an SVG cut file or printable PDF pattern -- see
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Credits:
Introduction: PixelBytes (my child!)
Music: Cute by Bensound (licensed, royalty and copyright free)
Videography: Jennifer Marx on a Panasonic Lumix FZ-1000 DSLR 4K camera
Design: A Jennifer Maker original!
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