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We created the In The Hoop Pleated Face Mask with Filter Pocket for an adult and child face masks.
Here my friend Jenny created quite a few very colorful masks. "Well done Jenny. Thank you so much for the lovely photos. And we agree with your suggestion of using kitchen paper as a filter. We make do with what we have." Your friend, Annemarie.
Jenny said: "Thanks for the pattern, it’s brilliant. I find better to use tear away stabilizer and remove it as it makes the mask easier. I understand that even a piece of kitchen paper works well if filters aren’t available.Take care Jenny"
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CLICK HERE to go to the Photo Tutorial of the In The Hoop Pleated Face Mask with Filter Pocket
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Choose one size — A, B, C, or D — and stitch all panels for that size before moving to assembly.
assemble your lantern using a sewing machine, hand stitching, or a glue gun—choose the method you’re most comfortable with.
Judy has such a special place in her heart for the Timeless Moments boys and girls — and honestly, don't we all? Those little faces just capture you completely!
