Learn how to crochet a quick and easy face mask to wear as a cover for surgical masks or with a proper filter. I don’t recommend using this mask without a proper one. This crocheted mask doesn’t offer proper protection against any virus, is more of a fashion accessory so choose your favorite color and crochet yourself with a cool mask.

The pattern for this crochet quick and easy face mask is perfect if you are a beginner, I recommend watching the video tutorial before you start to crochet the mask, it will answer all your question if you have one.

Is not an easy period for anyone and I’m trying to take advantage of this period by reading, knitting, crocheting more, much more, watching movies, cooking, and eating. I had ups and downs, good days and very bad ones but what I love about this period is that I’m spending more time with my husband! I’m still struggling with my sleeping hours, but that is because almost every day I’m staying late to crochet or knit. And I’m still trying to organize my time to be more productive but it seems to be harder than I thought. I’m still struggling to exercise every day, but I always find something better to do, like crocheting and knitting. Let’s stay safe and let’s protect the ones we love!

Skill level: Easy.

For this crochet quick and easy face mask you will need:

I’ve used 20g organic cotton and a 2mm hook.

easy crochet mask

For this project I recommend this yarn:


organic cotton

 

Superior quality cotton made from 100% organic cotton, natural and antibacterial. Here you can buy the yarn in your favorite color:

 

 

 

 


organic cotton

 

This is very high-quality cotton yarn. The mercerisation process gives the cotton a fantastic sheen and makes it even more durable. Here you can buy this yarn in your favorite color:

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Here is the video tutorial for this pattern:

 

 

easy crochet mask

Abbreviations: 

The pattern uses US crochet terminology.

ch= chain;

sc= single crochet;

st= stitch.

tog= together.

The written pattern:

Leave a long tail and make 17 chains.

1. Row 1: 1ch, make 17 sc starting in the 2nd ch from the hook;
2. Row 2: 1ch, 17 sc;
3-6. Row 3-6: repeat row 2;
7. Row 7: ch1, 8 sc, 3 sc in one st (the 9th sc from the hook), 8sc until the end of the row;
8. Row 8: ch 1, sc until the end of the row.
9. Row 9: ch1, 9 sc, 3 sc in one st, 9sc until the end of the row;
10. Row 10: ch 1, sc until the end of the row.
11. Row 11: ch1, 10 sc, 3 sc in one st, 10sc until the end of the row;
12. Row 12: ch 1, sc until the end of the row.
13. Row 13: ch1, 11 sc, 3 sc in one st, 11 sc until the end of the row;
14. Row 14: ch 1, sc until the end of the row.
15. Row 15: ch1, 12 sc, 3 sc in one st, 12 sc until the end of the row;
16. Row 16: ch 1, sc until the end of the row.
17. Row 17: ch1, 13 sc, 3 sc in one st, 13sc until the end of the row.
18-27. Row 18-27: ch1, sc until the end of the row (you should have 29 sc);
28. Row 28: ch1, 13 sc, 3 sc tog (in the next 3 sc), 13 sc until the end of the row;
29. Row 29: ch1, sc until the end of the row;
30. Row 30: ch1, 12 sc, 3 sc tog (in the next 3 sc), 12 sc until the end of the row;
31. Row 31: ch1, sc until the end of the row;
32. Row 32: ch1, 11 sc, 3 sc tog (in the next 3 sc), 11 sc until the end of the row;
33. Row 33: ch1, sc until the end of the row;
34. Row 34: ch1, 10 sc, 3 sc tog (in the next 3 sc), 10 sc until the end of the row;
35. Row 35: ch1, sc until the end of the row;
36. Row 36: ch1, 9 sc, 3 sc tog (in the next 3 sc), 9 sc until the end of the row;
37. Row 37: ch1, sc until the end of the row;
38. Row 38: ch1, 8 sc, 3 sc tog (in the next 3 sc), 8 sc until the end of the row;
39-44. Row 39-44: ch1, sc until the end of the row (you should have 17 sc).

After you finish the last row continue making 40 ch (or as many as you need). Use the long tail to make the second strap. You can make a lining inside the mask and add a filter every time you use it.

Don’t forget: this mask can be used with a proper filter or as a cover for surgical masks. I don’t recommend to use this mask with out a proper one. This crocheted mask doesn’t offer proper protection against any virus so wear it carefully! Stay safe and wash your hands!

Here is a list of a few of my popular free patterns:

1. Crochet baby blanket;

2. Crochet lace scarf;

3. Crochet Spa Set;

4. Chevron baby blanket;

5. Sunny days scarf.

 

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easy crochet mask

easy crochet mask