The 10-Minutes DIY Homemade Face Mask: A Step by Step Beginners Guide to Make Your Own Protective, Washable, and Reusable Cloth Face Mask With Illustrations Included

by Lee Henton

It is advised that everyone should wear a face cloth covering when in public places to reduce or avoid the risk of the transmission of toxic air particles or droplets from respiratory infections. This has resulted in the scarcity of face masks in supermarkets and online stores, most especially, the medical face masks and the N95 respirators, which are reserved for use by healthcare professionals. The scarcity of this essential commodity has led the general public to seek out alternative means of making their own face masks from home, and as a result, the internet has become flooded with several Do-It-Yourself homemade face mask guides, many of which do not take into cognizance the recommended fabrics and materials that should be used as well as its corresponding alternatives if the recommended is unavailable. Nonetheless, it is surprisingly easy to make a DIY face mask using materials you most likely have at home; however, not everyone has the experience in using the sewing machine to make a face mask, and if this is you, then not to worry because this book does not only cater for people with experience in using the sewing machine but also people with no experience using the sewing machine, threads and needle. This book also seeks to provide you with alternatives in case the recommended fabrics and materials are not available. At the end of this book, you …and much more. With this book, simplified using the most easy-to-understand language, you are on your way to making your own face mask in 10 minutes or less from the comfort of your home even if you have no clue where to start from. To get started, simply scroll to the top of the page and click the "Buy now with 1-Click" button .

60 pages, Paperback

Published May 3, 2020

Reviews

[Luann D Tuit]

Serves its purpose

Easy to follow directions. Wish they had shown step by step pictures though. And a bit toouch info about other types of face cloths not meant for the general public.