We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

A sleep mask is a very interesting accessory that gives free rein to your imagination. It can be made from almost anything, without losing any of its practicality. A clear confirmation of this is a mask made using satin ribbons. Of course, you will have to spend a lot of time sewing it, but the result will exceed all expectations.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

So, for work you will need:
  1. Mask pattern;
  2. White non-woven adhesive pad;
  3. Satin ribbons;
  4. White satin on the back of the mask;
  5. White calico for a bag for dried flowers;
  6. White satin bias tape;
  7. Sewing threads;
  8. Needle for hand sewing;
  9. Scissors;
  10. Chalk and a simple pencil for cutting;
  11. Iron;
  12. Sewing machine;
  13. Dried flowers of Crimean lavender;
  14. White openwork elastic band;
  15. Safety pins.

We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

On a piece of adhesive pad, slightly larger in size than a sleep mask, you should draw the outline of the future product. You need to draw along the adhesive side of the gasket.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

Then this workpiece must be placed on the surface of the ironing board with the pattern facing up.
Using pins, you need to secure pieces of satin ribbons to the surface of the adhesive pad. By imagining and crossing ribbons in a certain order, you can successfully imitate the weave of fabric.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

Having completed the final arrangement of the tapes on the front surface of the mask, they must be fixed by gluing them to the base using an iron.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

Excess tape and adhesive spacer must be trimmed along the previously applied contour, so that the resulting mask part is ready for further processing.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

The back of the mask must be cut out with a cut into which a sachet with dried flowers will be inserted.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

The cut allowances must be ironed onto the wrong side of the parts.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

Then the edges of the cut must be hemmed, bending half the width inward.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

The front and back sides of the mask should be folded together and basted around the perimeter using hand stitches.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

Then you need to baste the openwork elastic. Its length is usually determined experimentally.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

The edges of the sleep mask should be edged with satin trim. First of all, it must be stitched on the front side of the product.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

Then its flying edge must be basted, and then stitched onto the wrong side of the mask.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

From calico you need to sew a small bag for dried lavender flowers. The sleep mask can always be washed, you just need to take the sachet out of it.
We sew a sleep mask using satin ribbons

This unusual sleep mask is completely ready! Now you can admire your work.
Have a nice sleep!
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