Love the pattern. Just a few suggestions since I have tried so many patterns making these for friends. 1. Agree mask needs metal to form around nose, 4” of pipe cleaner, twist tie or 24 gauge wire doubled & encased in fabric envelope work. Encase wire by stitching inside top center of mask to ensure it does not move when washed. If you don’t have wire, a small dart stitched at top center helps to form around nose. 2. You should use a 3rd layer of cotton since 3 layers is the CDC recommended count. 3. If you want to use a different fabric for the sides, the side casings should fit around the front so you can see them. As shown, the 1 1/2 inch strips don’t show anyway. 4. I started with 1/4” elastic and most people prefer a thinner ear elastic for comfort, so I cut the 1/4” elastic into 2 -1/8” strips. 5. You should indicate that the fabric needs to be prewashed because it will be be washed/sanitized in hot water after each wear. 6. You might also suggest using 2 8” by 7” pieces of fabric to enable sewer to use smaller pieces of fabric, Use a plain color for the back side to conserve prettier fabric. Thanks again for the video!

Thanks for a great tutorial, very easy to follow. My masks turn out well as per your instructions.
I did however add a 6” piece of floral wire at the very top of mask so as to have a tighter fit at the nose area and then sewed it in place.