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Make a simple sling

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This simple sling pattern from instructables almost looks easy enough for me!

Who wants to make me this sling and teach me how to use it? Based on these simple instructions, I’m pretty sure that I could sew a simple baby sling.

According to the directions, all you need to make a pouch or “peanut shell” style sling is two yards of fabric and stuff that’s already in my little-used sewing box (like scissors, thread, needles, sewing machine, and an iron). Follow this simple set of sling instructions on Instructables.com with photos.

sleeping baby

Baby is sleeping in the My Karma Sling (link long lost)

As long as I had a helper like Whitney or my husband, I know I could handle the sewing. But who will teach me and Sawyer how to wear it?

 

Who wants to make me this sling and teach me how to use it? Based on these simple instructions, I’m pretty sure that I could sew a simple baby sling. According to the directions, all you need to make a pouch or “peanut shell” style sling is two yards of fabric and stuff that’s already in my little-used sewing box (like scissors, thread, needles, sewing machine, and an iron). Follow this simple set of sling instructions on Instructables.com with photos.
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RookieMoms co-founder & mom to 3 boys in Berkeley, CA. Bossy big sister and project manager turned blogger. Find me on my other site on 510families.com or hiding in my minivan eating dark chocolate.
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September 21, 2011 7:11 am RookieMom Heather Filed Under: Crafty, Month 2

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