Crochet Face Mask
Step into the world of creativity and fashion with the unique and eye-catching Crochet Face Mask. This innovative twist on the traditional face covering combines functionality with artistic flair, making it a must-have accessory for those who want to stand out from the crowd. Crafted with intricate crochet patterns and delicate stitches, this face mask is a true work of art that adds a touch of elegance to any outfit. Unlike ordinary face masks, the Crochet Face Mask offers a comfortable and breathable fit, thanks to its lightweight and soft yarn material. The crochet design allows for air circulation, ensuring that you can breathe easily while still maintaining the necessary protection. With its adjustable straps, you can customize the fit to suit your face shape, providing a snug and secure feel throughout the day.
Materials:
- Rubi cotton 100 gr/ 187 m, 3 ply
- crochet hook 4 mm
- needle and thread, scissors
- bandage and cosmetic cotton sponges
Measurement: face mask is approx. 7 inches length and 4.8 inches wide.
Abbreviations Used (In American Terms)
st= stitch
sts= stitches
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
trc = treble crochet
sl st = slip stitch
How to crochet face mask:
Row 1: Ch 35, Sc in the second Ch from the hook and next 33 sts., turn (34)
Crochet the next six rows with a decrease of 2 stitches each row (pic. 1):
Row 2: ch1, sc 32, turn (32)
Row 3: ch1, sc 30, turn (30)
Row 4: ch1, sc 28, turn (28)
Row 5: ch1, sc 26, turn (26)
Row 6: ch1, sc 24, turn (24)
Row 7: ch1, sc 22, turn (22)
Row 8: ch1, sc 20, turn (20)
Row 9: ch1, sc 26, turn (26)
Row 10: ch1, sc 34, turn (34)
Row 11-15: ch1, sc 34, turn (34)
Crochet the next seven rows with a decrease of 3 stitches each row (pic. 2):
Row 16: ch1, sc 31, turn (31)
Row 17: ch1, sc 28, turn (28)
Row 18: ch1, sc 25, turn (25)
Row 19: ch1, sc 22, turn (22)
Row 20: ch1, sc 19, turn (19)
Row 21: ch1, sc 16, turn (16)
Row 22: ch1, sc 13, turn (13)
Row 23: ch 1, sc 22, turn (22)
Row 24: ch1, sc 34 (34)
Row 25: sc all around
Straps: Ch 35 both sides.
How to make a filter:
A filter is needed to increase the protective barrier. To make a filter, I use a bandage and cosmetic cotton sponges. You can also use paper towels, or even several layers of thick cotton.
Unfold the bandage, put it inside the mask. put cosmetic sponges tightly. Fold bandage in half, cut it off. The filter is ready. You can fix it with a needle and thread or hot glue.
The filter must be changed every time after use. The mask must be washed separately from other clothes and ironed for several minutes.
How to decorate a face mask:
Cats always cheer me up, so I decided to make cat decor here.
I used:
- acrylic yarn 100 g / 180 m,
- crochet hook 4 mm ,
- sewing needle, a needle for embroidery.
How to crochet cat’s nose:
Make Magic Ring.
Ch 3, 3 trc in ring, 3 dc in ring, Ch 1, 1 trc in ring, Ch 1, 3 dc in ring, 3 trc in ring, Ch 3, slip stitch in ring. Fasten off. Tighten the ring.
Try on the mask and determine where your nose is. Sew a cat’s nose to this place. Using an embroidery needle, make a mouth and whiskers. Done! Meow!