Other Uses for the Handmade Face Mask – Here is a list of other things we can use these handmade face mask for. #FaceMasks

Other Uses for the Handmade Face Mask

Maybe you ordered a face mask hat doesn’t fit you. Perhaps, Lord willing, the mask mandates go away or we no longer required to wear them. What do we do with them besides throwing them away?

1. Hammock for small stuffed animals
2. Super Hero Cape for small stuffed animals
3. Parachute for small stuffed animals

4. Sleeping Bag for small stuffed animals (You can also use the Zipper Pouches aka Zipper Clutches)
5. Backpack for stuffed animals

4. Keep them on hand in case of future or returned face mask mandates or wearing needs
5. Cleaning cloths
6. Put them on stuff animals
7. Face Mask Quilt – Cut it into shapes like you would a t-shirt quilt.
8. Other Art or Craft Projects
9. Put it in a shadow box, along with a roll of toilet paper and hand sanitizer. (You can use the cardboard roll that has been emptied fromt he roll of toilet paper and an empty hand sanitizer, so they don’t go to waist!)
10. Face Mask Christmas Tree Angel Tree Topper – Yes the one I shared previously was using disposable, but you could use the fabric to repurpose and make one.
11. Eye Mask / Blindfold

Before you do use these for any thing else! Make sure they are washed! Hand washing is recommend way to wash handmade face masks. But you could use a lingerie bag to wash them in. Then air dry! A Heat dryer may shrink the cotton fabric.

But for now, we seem to have to continue wearing them for some time now. So make sure you check out the ones here at SteveZ MaskZ. There are currently over 200 Face Mask Designs!

What are some other uses for face masks?

Feel free to share in the comments below. I just might add it to this. Check back often, for perhaps an updated list! Thank you for reading! Stay Safe!

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  The Revolutionary Sewing Machine: Because Hand-Sewing Was Too Mainstream – Ah, the sewing machine – the unsung hero of the fashion revolution, or should we say, the “threaded rebellion” against the tyranny of hand-sewing. In a world where people once believed in the meditative power of pricking their fingers with needles, the sewing machine dared to challenge tradition and bring efficiency to the realm of fabric manipulation. The Revolutionary Sewing Machine: Because Hand-Sewing Was Too Mainstream Gone are the days when your grandma would spend hours meticulously stitching together garments with the precision of a surgeon. Now, thanks to the… Continue reading The Revolutionary Sewing Machine: Because Hand-Sewing Was Too Mainstream
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  USPS Holiday Shipping and Mailing Deadlines Announced – To assist customers with their preparations for the upcoming busy holiday shopping and shipping season, the U.S. Postal Service is providing 2023 holiday shipping and mailing deadlines. The information below covers domestic, international and military shipping destinations to allow for the timely delivery of cards, letters and packages by Dec. 25th.
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  The Art of Sewing: From Needle and Thread to Creative Expression
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  The Art of Sewing: From Needle and Thread to Creative Expression – Sewing has long been a cherished craft, allowing individuals to not only create beautiful and functional items but also to express their creativity. From intricate embroidery to elegant garment construction, the art of sewing offers endless possibilities. In this blog post, we will explore the joys and benefits of sewing, as well as provide some helpful tips for beginners.
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  Sewing and New Years: A Perfect Combination for Creativity and Resolutions
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  Sewing and New Years: A Perfect Combination for Creativity and Resolutions – As the year comes to an end and we prepare to welcome a fresh start, there’s no better time than New Year’s to unleash our creative abilities. One activity that combines both creativity and self-improvement is sewing. Whether you’re an experienced seamstress or a novice with a needle and thread, sewing can be a wonderful way to channel your energy and set intentions for the year ahead. In this blog post, we’ll explore how sewing and New Year’s resolutions go hand in hand.
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  Sewing for Kwanzaa: Celebrating African Heritage with Handmade Crafts
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  Sewing for Kwanzaa: Celebrating African Heritage with Handmade Crafts – Kwanzaa is a vibrant and meaningful celebration of African culture and heritage. It is a time for reflection, community, and creativity. One way to honor this special occasion is by incorporating sewing into your Kwanzaa traditions. Whether it’s making traditional African garments, crafting colorful accessories, or creating beautiful decorations for your home, sewing can add an extra touch of love and craftsmanship to your Kwanzaa celebrations. In this blog post, we will explore various sewing projects related to Kwanzaa and how they can be a meaningful part of your festivities.

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First published February 18, 2021. Last updated or republish on May 10, 2022.

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