I tried a free pattern for a mask, here is what I think.

This is Brutus. Gosh, my windows need a cleaning.

Here is the pattern and tutorial I used for the mask. I thought the instructions for the mask were easy to follow. I kinda took a break from sewing for a bit; I'll probably expand on this later in a another post. This was an easy and quick sew. It would say it is very approachable. I chose this pattern because it was cute, covered the nose and mouth, and I like that there is a pocket to insert a filter. I am also thinking I could sew a couple of layers of heavy quilting cotton (recommended fabric in the tutorial). ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I pulled out the extra material from an old project. I used this nice heavy natural denim for the shell and an olive linen for the the lining. Yeah. It's cute.

Here is the set up:

I don't have a printer so I pulled the pattern up on my iPad scaled it with the line on the screen, zoomed in and out to get it to scale, and took a screen shot. lol. From there I opened it in picture and traced over the screen.

Got all my little pieces cut and ready.

Brutus was napping near by.

I ended up folding it over another time after here. I did that so there would be little extra room for the channel my ribbon was going through.

Here the shell and lining are pinned right sides together.

Lining below:

Here is the shell:

Something is going on with my surge machine's, I think, upper loppers.

Fancy:

After I turned it right side out and pressed it.

Here is my channel for my ribbon:

Little Luna came to hang out at the end:

I told Jeffery I look buff in this pic:

My little buddies joined in the pic.

I definitely recommend giving this sew a go. It is really quick, only four pieces and comes out looking professional. Brutus gave me two paws up on style if that says anything.