Handmade Washable Face Mask
Handmade Washable Face Mask
What began as an effort to make masks for our medical heroes, has since grown into a little side-project of offering masks up to my community. Profits from these online sales will be donated to the Food Rescue US Covid Response Fund. I’m the only one behind the scenes making them - with the magical sounds of the Music of the Plants playing in the background. You can download and listen to the plants sing with other musicians here. I’d like to believe that the energy and vibrations of the plants are weaving their way into the masks.
These handmade, washable face masks are created with 100% cotton or cotton/linen blend fabric. They are double-layered, and one-of-a-kind. All fabrics are sanitized with a high-heat wash and lightly pressed with an iron to give them shape. Most of the prints are vintage inspired and are sourced from my husband, who was a clothing designer for many years. No two masks are exactly alike!
If you have a specific request (I.e. favorite color, pattern style), I will do my best to accommodate, but cannot guarantee the availability of certain fabrics or colors. Masks have white or brown elastic ear loops.
These masks are made-to-order. Please allow for ~1 week of production time and ~1 week for shipping. Please note that we CANNOT accept returns. Thanks!
NOTE: In an effort to make sure that everyone who needs a mask can get one, Rooted Angel is limiting the number of masks ordered per person to FOUR (4) MASKS. If you’re in need of a bulk order, please email rootedangel@gmail.com to discuss. Also, if you live in the area and would like to pay with check or Venmo / pick up your order in person, please email. Thank you!
SIZING INFO: Small/Medium is a good size for most women. Medium/Large is good for larger / longer heads and for most men.
CARE: These masks do not have a plastic filter built into them or wire nosepiece, so they can be washed easily with hot water. They will likely get misshapen going through the washer and dryer, but you can press them easily with an iron to bring back their form. It is recommended that once you’ve used your mask outside of your home, that it be put directly into the wash or into a sealed plastic bag until you’re ready to do laundry. For more on caring for your handmade mask, click here.
SAFETY: Please note that fabric face masks do not guarantee protection against airborne viruses - but they can block germs that might otherwise come in contact with your nose and mouth, and also might deter you from touching your own face. When removing the mask, take care to not touch your eyes, nose, or mouth. Remove mask via the elastic ear loops and avoid touching the fabric part of the mask. After removal, wash your hands immediately. For more recommendations regarding cloth face coverings, click here.
PRESS: This project has gained some local traction. Check out this coverage, here!
