Baby carrier pattern

Hi all! This time I decided to try my hand at an SSC. I had an awesome Kinderpack but the straps were too long (I bought it hoping Hubby would wear it, but no dice) so I sold it. But then I missed it. So I made my own. I don't know why, but the idea of webbing and buckles was really intimidating to me! But I figured, how bad could it be? I've already made three mei tais and three ring slings. So here's the free pattern that I downloaded…

Here's a very simple baby carrier that is quite commonly used in many countries of Asia. If you have some rudimentary sewing skills and access to a sewing machine, it is quite likely you can make a serviceable baby carrier just like this...

Learn how to make a Mei Tai baby carrier with this simple tutorial. It costs less than $20 to make and should hold your little one for years to come.

My very first (and very belated, I might add!!) tutorial!! This one is long over due, that's for sure! I had every intention of writing up this tute, but completely forgot cause, well...life happens, especially when you've got a baby! But after many comments and emails (and some of those emails weren't really nice...some were downright demanding and mean about it!), I decided to pick up where I had left off. I would like to apologize to those that have been waiting very patiently for this…

Ok, so I have two daughters that are 2 and 3 years old. They are at the age where they are too little to walk far distances, too big to be carried for very long and too little to walk anywhere fast. We have all the equipment needed to get these 2 from point A to point B- jogging stroller, a sit and stand stroller, umbrella strollers and even a bike trailer. But I was stumped when faced with a trip to go hiking with my husband's family. So I got online to buy some type of back carrier for the…

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AS SEEN IN babywearing: the magazine PATTERN: The Little Pick-Me-Up (LPMU) CARRIER STYLE: Soft Structured Carrier SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate [3/5] TYPE: Digital Download PAPER SIZE: Letter & A0 FORMAT: PDF CARRIER DESIGN FEATURES - Five Sizes [Baby, Standard, Tweeny Tot, Toddler, and Preschool] - Worn on front or back, with child facing wearer. - Flat style hood - Hood ties function as reach straps & can be embellished - D-Rings on straps for hood tie off & to clip on accessories - Leg…

Ring slings are really popular because they are comfortable and so easy to use. I have already used mine to go grocery shopping, go for walks, tour the city, and go out to lunch. I basically u…

a baby doll carrier free pattern in two sizes. Your kids can wear their baby dolls or animals tow ways - facing in or facing out for fun play. printable pdf

Snuggling is just the best—so make it an all-day affair with this DIY no-sew baby wrap. It’ll make you feel super crafty and cool and let you keep your baby safely swaddled no matter where you go! Wearing this wrap will probably make you feel at least a little bit like a kangaroo. We’ll let you decide if you think that’s a good or a bad thing.