Author Topic: Facemasks - fitted or pleated for speech?  (Read 6515 times)

frankly frankie

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Re: Facemasks - fitted or pleated for speech?
« Reply #75 on: 22 July, 2020, 06:27:18 pm »
I have a (yacf) buff.  And another buff (winter mode) and I've repurposed a couple of shirts (it's OK, they were already in the rag bag - does anyone else have a rag bag any more?).

I used the govt approved 15cm x 25 cm design instructions.

I find a cotton T-shirt sleeve is quick and easy - sew the cut end up and turn inside out for that professionally-tailored look, leave the other end open to add an insert if desired, knicker-elastic to the corners.

But I'm generally wearing a buff to go into supermarkets. 
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hulver

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Re: Facemasks - fitted or pleated for speech?
« Reply #76 on: 23 July, 2020, 12:54:38 pm »

& no, I haven't worked out how to stop glasses misting up.  Luckily I don't use them for close up, which tends to be when I need to speak.

Tissue folded up tucked in the top works for me to stop the misting, with a Buff. Not tried that trick with the mask yet.