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Paisley Rat fabrics for face masks

  • Writer: Patrick Moriarty
    Patrick Moriarty
  • Jun 13, 2020
  • 1 min read

Here is a video that textile designer Patrick Moriarty filmed on 13th June 2020 in his studio in Southend-on-Sea, UK. It shows the pieces of printed cotton that he cut out with scissors to make face masks. The pieces are all printed with the “Paisley Rats Mosaic” design (blue versions). Check the Paisley Power online shop to see which face masks are currently in stock. They sell out fast but are regularly restocked. The 3 fabrics in the video were also sent to a doctor lecturer at Oxford University today so that she can make her own face masks to wear at work. She has promised to send photos of her wearing the masks when finished.



 
 
 

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