Below is the link to the pattern and a tutorial video on how to make a face mask with a filter pocket. Although fabric face mask are proven to be not as effective as N95 and surgical mask. It does prevent you from touching your nose and mouth when your outside. It is also environment friendly and a cheaper alternative because you can literally make face mask from your old clothes

Of course just wearing face mask is not enough to prevent the spread of virus. Its is also advisable to:

With the pandemic still going strong and no vaccine has yet to come out, all we can do is cope with this 'new normal' and protect not only ourselves but our loved ones. Stay safe everyone and I pray that this will be over soon

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I enjoy making miniatures of stuff I love. That's why when I saw this milk carton purse on Pinterest, I couldn't resist creating a miniature version of it :)

So recently, I bought a preloved Jenny doll online. And while I was gushing over how cute she is in real life, I was shocked to find a patch of melted rubber on top of her hair. Its stuck on her like a gum that it made me helpless and frustrated to just chop her hair off.

I'm all about saving and being thrifty, so as much as possible I recycle things for all its worth. A perfect example is how I made this adorable kitty headband with just the leftover fabrics I have from my previous refashion.

These days I see myself browsing at clothes with ruffles all over them. I see a ton of them on social media and I honestly find these type of style pretty and eye catching.

And I'm so into them lately that I couldn't resist not to create one myself. And for that, I will be using this white button up shirt that some of you might be familiar with since I refashion a similar shirt before

I made a post 3 years ago about my experience on applying for NBI in Riverbanks Center. But when I recently drop by to renew my NBI, many things have changed. So I decided to update you guys with the changes and how I applied this 2018.