Researchers at Cambridge Universityfound that cotton T-shirts and cotton pillowcases are the best at-home materials for making DIY face masks, due to their ability to capture sm… See more

If you would prefer to tie the mask around the back of the head, instead of behind the ears, then you can secure the mask with fabric ties. To make the strips, I cut two 1″-wide, 18″-lo… See more

Another way to make a no-sew mask is with the sleeve cut from a (too-big, no longer worn) dress shirt. For this mask, I used a button-up dress shirt made from a very tightly … See more

Perhaps you prefer to use 4 fabric ties on your mask, one on each corner. In this case, you can use a safety pin to attach long fabric strips to your mask. Use four small safet… See more