How to Sew a Reversible Face Mask with a Nose Wire - Tutorial Tuesday

It's Tutorial Tuesday and I have yet another reversible mask sewing project, complete with those easy peasy pleats and nose wire piece.

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For this project you will need:

• 2 pieces of cotton fabric measuring 7.5" x 7.5" 
• 2 pieces of 7.5" long elastic. I'm using 1/4" wide elastic.
• Pins or Clover Wonder Clips to hold things in place
• Iron - here's the cordless one I'm using
• Sewing machine
• Matching thread
• Rotary cutter
• Cutting ruler
• Cutting mat

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You can find the easy reversible cloth fabric face mask's step-by-step how-to tutorial right here:

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And remember...

Wash your mask after wearing it.

Wash your hands frequently.

Keep up your social distancing.

Take care of yourself.

Be safe out there.

Stay healthy.

Foster Kitten Friday

Welcome to another week of another Foster Friday!

I gotta say, my gals Parsley and Rosemary are just the sweetest things in the world. I've mentioned this before, but when you raise orphaned kittens from the bottle baby stage on up there is a special bond there. You were once their everything. The one who became their mama or papa. You were their food source, feeding them every few hours - including in the middle of the night. You burped them and gave them tummy rubs to get them to go potty. And even cleaned up all that little baby pee and poo that sometimes happened right in your hands.

Bottle babies are a lot of work, but they are definitely the best. For once they get older, they hardly ever leave your side and you get lots of love and snuggles. There is nothing better to center you, relax you, and wash away the cares of the world than hanging out with these soft and furry little ones all week.

Here's a taste of what I'm talking about:

Friday

Parsley wanted to be held like a baby while she slept.

They both figured my leg and my chair was the best place to snuggle for their evening nap.

Saturday

Rosemary decided I would be the best pillow.

Sunday

Another day of my legs being the best place to hunker down for a little rest.

Monday

Between the legs naps yet again.

Tuesday

Parsley decided to show off...

and show us how much she's grown. She's not a little 9 ounce little kitten anymore! And yep, she fell asleep in this position.

Wednesday

Might as well keep the we'll-sleep-between-your-legs streak alive.

Want to help contribute to the work I do with foster kittens? I have an Amazon wish list right here. These are the things I use again and again, year after year. With daily laundry and frequent cleaning, items have to be replaced often. I’d love anything you’d be willing to send my way!

Thursday

I think it's clear the girls love each other.

I'm getting some love as well. Guess Rosemary thought I needed a bath? Yep, I got it on video.

Friday

We start it all over again with recliner kitties.

And Parsley giving out the baths this time. (It's a video, too.)

I'm starting to sound like a broken record, but again I couldn't have asked for a better week with foster kitties!