Not the best job in the world, but for a pretty novice seamster, it's not too bad.

I used the pleated mask pattern from Bluprint, a fat quarter bought from Spoonflower during a sale (should be able to get 3 more masks from that!), undyed muslin for the inside, and polyester bias tape for the ties (I did roll and tack the ends after this picture). This is going to
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I used the pleated mask pattern from Bluprint, a fat quarter bought from Spoonflower during a sale (should be able to get 3 more masks from that!), undyed muslin for the inside, and polyester bias tape for the ties (I did roll and tack the ends after this picture). This is going to
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Bias tape is slowly making its way back into stock -- Joann has some available for order now, but you can make your own.
And really, for masks you could just cut straight strips, as you don't need the curving ability of bias tape for the ties. You'd just need to double fold and iron them, but the method with a long pin on the ironing board works pretty well.
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