20"x20" Cotton Fabric

This fabric is high-quality, thick, standard quilting cotton. It’s common to use this for quilts as they have coordinating colors and patters, but they are also great for maskmaking. I have attached a picture of the final product, as you can see they really look great! I was able to get 25 masks from this lot of fabric. At a cost of less than $20 that means my cost was around $0.80 per mask (counting the elastic). This is a great way to make an impact, as they cost almost nothing and can truly save lives!

These pieces of cloth are very, very thin. I always wash my fabric before sewing and, even with the iron on its highest setting, the wrinkles wouldn't come out. And, oh!, the raveling!!! Some of the pieces actually were smaller than 20x20. Some had faded areas, as if they'd been out in the sun. And the colors weren't related. Although the main color is brown/beige, they can't be used together, For example, you can't use brown polka dots as a mask backing with any of the other pieces because the browns and beiges are all different hues.What a waste of time!

They are terrible quality, very thin , after I washed them , most of the color came out , leaving faded spots on the fabric, I made a face mask with one of the pieces, the cheap cotton itches my nose , if I didn’t wash them I would return them , I paid $18 including shipping for these and learned a lesson.

Bought this material to make masks. Of course, washed it first and new I would have to iron it. Love the patterns. No problem. I can get 2 masks out of each square so I am very happy with this. Would definitely buy again.

****Edit. I thought initially that I only got one decent square is fabric. I decided to wash it and make a mask with it anyway. Our of the wash came 7 extremely thin, raveled pieces. With much ironing, I got them to a place where I could make a mask from them. I did the "blow a candle" test (put the mask on and try to blow out a candle. If you can blow it out, it's not think enough to protect others from your virus). The candle went out immediately. So anyone trying to make masks with these are making decorations only. They are not protective in any way. *****I only received one square, not the 7 piece bundle as promised. Specifically, I received the blue background with the white stars. $18.99 would have been a fair price for "7pcs 20-inch Squares Quilting Sewing Patchwork Different Pattern Cloths" But when you agree to 7 pieces and receive only one, that's either a scam or shoddy customer service..

I bought these patches in two different color schemes to make masks for family and friends. I bought the grey scheme first and like the material so much I purchased the pink set shortly after. The material is just what I needed to have a variety of prints quickly without having a bunch of extra fabric. I doubled up the material and added a layer of interfacing in the middle. The colors are pretty and true to the images. I was typically about to make 2 adult size masks from each 20x20 piece. 3 -4 if making youth and child size masks.

I am making masks. At first I was worried about the quality but washed all pieces in very hot water, threw into hot dryer and was surprised at no ravelling and easily pressed back to normal. Fabric is somewhat thin but doubled and with 5 pleats, it will be fine. I also like the patterns.

The look of the fabric was fine, but it had a very strong chemical odor. After putting it back into the packaging to return it, I had to change clothes because the chemical scent was still clinging to me. I know fabric can be washed but I intended to use it for a craft project, couldn't risk shrinkage, and shouldn't even have to deal with this issue.