DIY mask case ideas: introducing designs and how to make them.
Some people wear masks for work, and others wear them as a preventive measure.
Masks are fine while you’re wearing them, but when you want to take one off, it can be hard to decide where to put it.
That’s when a mask case comes in handy! In this article, we introduce easy, handmade mask case ideas.
We’ve gathered a variety of ideas, from simple craft projects using clear folders to sewing projects made with fabric scraps.
Try making one with the materials you like!
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Handmade mask case ideas: Introducing designs and how to make them (1–10)
Mask case that also holds pocket tissues
When you go out, you need all sorts of items in your bag.
For those who want to carry things as compactly as possible, a mask case that also holds pocket tissues is highly recommended.
The one we’re introducing this time is an item with outstanding storage capacity.
All you need are fabric in your favorite pattern, fusible interfacing, and a few other basics.
It involves using a sewing machine and some delicate steps, but the overall process is simple, so it should be easy for anyone to make.
It’s an item that comes in very handy when you catch a cold.
Paper bag remake! Mask case
Want to make an affordable mask case? A great option is to repurpose a paper bag into a mask case.
It’s nice and easy to make using materials you already have at home.
First, prepare a paper bag with a pattern you like.
You’ll also need a scratch-prevention sheet, washi tape, a stapler, and scissors.
Cut the paper bag to size with scissors, then staple it together.
Cover the staple legs with washi tape for a stylish finish.
The best part is that it can store tissues as well as masks.
No-sew leather mask case
If you want to make a mask case but aren’t good at handicrafts, a no-sew leather mask case is a great option.
Leather mask cases are not only durable but also have a soft, pleasant feel.
The process is simple—often just cutting and sticking—so it’s highly recommended.
Using waterproof paper also improves durability.
Plus, choosing a simple material makes it suitable for people of all ages and genders.
It’s an item you can rely on for a long time.
Handmade mask case ideas: introducing designs and how to make them (11–20)
[For kids] Mask case that can be hung around the neck
![[For kids] Mask case that can be hung around the neck](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/czYWe_vqGAQ/sddefault.jpg)
Kids often run around and play energetically outdoors, don’t they? Even so, in this day and age, masks are essential in almost any situation.
For those times when you want to go out hands-free, a mask case you can wear around your neck is a great recommendation.
The one we’re introducing today is a mask case you can easily make from a clear file folder.
It’s not only sturdy but also highly cost-effective.
Just prepare a clear file, cut it to the right size, punch holes, and thread a cord through—done.
Wearing it around your neck at all times also helps prevent forgetting your mask.
Origami mask case
Here’s how to make a simple mask case just by folding paper.
Fold the top and bottom edges toward the center, place the mask inside, and then fold the left and right sides toward the center to wrap it.
Rotate the paper 90 degrees and open the folded top section from the inside.
Fold the paper in half by bringing the top and bottom together, then tuck the section you opened earlier into the inside to finish.
When using, we recommend disinfecting the mask with alcohol before placing it in the case.
It doesn’t take much space or time to make, so it’s a handy item for temporarily storing your mask when you’re out and about.
A mask case that looks like a bag
Masks really come in handy in all sorts of situations, don’t they? They’re an essential item, especially when infectious diseases are going around.
And it’s convenient to have a mask case so you can take your mask on and off easily.
The mask case we’re introducing this time looks like a handbag, which is appealing because you can carry it around just as it is.
It lets you enjoy a stylish vibe.
The instructions are very simple, so it’s recommended even for beginners at crafting.
Most of the work is just choosing your favorite fabric, cutting it, and sticking it together.
Give this compact, easy-to-carry mask case a try.
Mask case made from a bandana
You want to use a stylish mask case, right? The bandana mask case we’re introducing this time is both bright and cute, so it’s highly recommended.
There are many bandana patterns to choose from, so pick your favorite.
All the materials can be found at 100-yen shops, making it very cost-effective.
First, trace the shape on the bandana.
Then continue the process using a sewing machine and an iron.
You can easily make one with just a single bandana, so we recommend giving it a try.
Be sure to make one yourself!