Baby sling pattern

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…

This project shows you how to make a baby sling wrap using a very simple sewing pattern.

Back in September, I guest posted for Tasha over I Seam Stressed, while she was adjusting to her new life as mom of two. For that post, I've put up a tutorial on how to do your own pocket sling. Today's, I am bringing it home, since all we think about now is Christmas and all the handmade presents we have to make, i think this should be a good idea to gift a new mom or a pregnant relative/friend in your life. Enjoy! Since my appearence here is due to Tasha's baby boy's birth, I thought I'd…

My sister-in-law was the first person to introduce me to ring slings. We were on vacation to a zoo when Kevin and I were first married. Our nephew was about 3 years old and our

By the time we found out that we were pregnant with our third child, our rainbow baby Bard, we had already purged most of our baby gear. Even though we knew that we wanted more children before we got pregnant with him, we decided that we wouldn't be needing a crib, the swing, the bouncer, or the play yard-- all the big stuff. We donated our stroller too-- it had just been taking up space in the trunk of the the car, unused. I found that I really enjoyed baby wearing and rarely used those…

DIY Fabric Hooded Winter Baby Sling Free Sewing Pattern | Fabric Art DIY

Make your own baby ring sling wrap! This free sewing pattern includes fabric dimensions and step-by-step instructions for making a ring sling for baby!

I’ve been looking online at baby slings, and I’ve decided that they would come in very handy for carrying baby around with me and keeping my hands free. However, commercial baby carrier…

Rhodes practically lives in my sling. It goes everywhere with me. It's a life saver. I'm not quite sure I could accomplish anything outside of the house without it, actually. Good thing he loves it too. I make my own slings. (You know those things run upward of $80!?!?!?! Umm...no thanks.) They are just a piece of fabric sewn together at a curve. No offense to people who pay that kind of $$ for them, I'd just rather find a way to do it myself. :-) So here is a little tutorial on how to make…