When I posted about Facemasks back in March, I was hoping we wouldn’t need them long. But it is August now. The masks I love from Marye-Kelley are on back order, but everyone else is making them now.

Blue Willow Face Masks from Marye-Kelley and Others >

3d Rose makes a lot of things in Blue Willow. They are now making some of the Blue Willow fabric into durable face masks. These all come in Small, Medium and Large.

This one has overlapping Blue Willow plates.

These have the Blue Willow pattern in a heart. One version has a ribbon that says Thank You. They would make great gifts!

3d Rose Blue Willow Pot Holders and Aprons >
3d Rose Blue Willow Hand Towels >

There are a few Chinese companies making similar traditional Blue Willow facemasks. They come in a lot of variations.

This one optimistically shows how, if you are not completely sick of your mask, it can be used as a hair scarf.

DIY Blue Willow Toile Face Mask Kit

This Cut & Sew kit from Spoonflower has enough fabric and other materials to make two lined facemasks. The pattern and instructions are printed on the fabric.

The kit includes:

• Enough Perennial Sateen Grand fabric for two masks
  300 thread count 100% natural cotton fabric
• Template
• Printed Fabric for the outside
• Solid Fabric for the inside
• Twill tape

The finished masks are 9″ x 3″, which should fit most adults.The kit also includes instructions on how to make the masks smaller for children.

Spoonflower fabric is really good quality, made in Durham, North Carolina. The masks will be washable and reusable.

About Blue Willow Fabric from Spoonflower >

There are a lot of inexpensive face masks on Amazon in variations of Blue Willow patterns.