Face Mask Ear Savers With Buttons

I will show you how to make button tab ear guard and how to sew on buttons on a headband or on a scrub cap for a quick ear relief.

Face mask ear savers with buttons. This is a perfect project to work up with scraps and just a few minutes of time. My sister prefers to wear a low bun and place the ribbon above the bun to help keep it in place. This face mask ear saver ideas as ear relief for masks and ear savers for masks diy button. To wear the ear savers just put on your face mask like normal then place the ribbon across the back of your head and slip the elastics over the buttons.

The best part about them is how easily you can make a whole bunch. This simple little project is a sore ear saver. Step by step tutorial of how to sew an easy face masks holder. I attached the smaller button with a few stitches then set the larger button on top and was able to run the stitches through the holes of both buttons.

Also called ear savers these handy additions to face masks can help your mask stay on without having to put straps on your ears. Elastic masks that hook around your ears can be painful after a lot of wear. This pattern has been adapted from my ear saver mask adaptor pattern which uses buttons lots of people are using scraps and don t have any buttons and can t get out to buy more. Simply hook the elastic loops of a face mask over the buttons and stop the chafing.

So here is my crochet only non button design for ear savers. These ear saver patterns allow the masks to hook to onto something other than your ear. This is probably the easiest ear saver to make. Just stitch buttons on each end of a piece of ribbon and you have a simple ear saver for your face mask.

It was a good way to use up the doll size buttons i was sure i would never use under the larger buttons. Ear saver with buttons. Make an ear saver strap for a face mask. If you know how to tie a knot you can make ribbon ear savers.

Buttons can be sewn on any headband just make sure not to place the buttons too high the buttons should be near the high back part of the ear. These ribbon ear savers are easy to make and the best thing about them is that you can easily find all the supplies. You probably even have most of the supplies in your craft stash. The thickness of your choice.

1 piece of 6 by 7 of the fabric of your choice 1 piece of 3 to 4 of elastic. Simply wrap the elastic strap around the button and place it at the base of your neck to hold your mask up without any ear irritation.