Baby Carrier
Just wear her on your front, E likes being smuggled inside my coat when it is 'orrible outside... share body heat too... very cosy
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"Some days you're the dog,
some days you're the lamp-post"
My blog
My Tea Cosy Shop
Some photos
My eBay
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shae
- Jerry - Bit higher than newbie
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- Joined: Mon Jun 18, 2007 6:48 am
- Location: New Zealand
The Jan Andrea site is wonderful for all things baby wearing. I've made several ring slings using her pattern.
http://www.sleepingbaby.net/jan/Baby/sling.html
http://www.sleepingbaby.net/jan/Baby/sling.html
Great job MrsF!
I made a mei-tai from one of the patterns on the link thats just been posted when Beth was smaller. I have also made one of the ones like MrsF has made for her once she has a bit bigger and it was fine when she was about the 2st mark, must admit haven't tried since she went over that! Mostly because I am only little and she is tall for her age (she is almost 2 1/2 but in a lot of 3-4yr clothes) and she feels huge to carry now, her height is more of an issue now than her weight really.
There is a baby in Lerwick who looks very happy being carried in one of these - http://www.kari-me.com/?gclid=CIiU1YOzq ... QgodiBVKoQ - which I assume is roughly similar to the one I made (and the one MrsF made), but she seems to have all the different carrying options sussed for if the baby is asleep etc.
Here she was in the mei-tai when she was about 1. She is looking a bit awkward as she was after the camera but she was very happy in it.
I made a mei-tai from one of the patterns on the link thats just been posted when Beth was smaller. I have also made one of the ones like MrsF has made for her once she has a bit bigger and it was fine when she was about the 2st mark, must admit haven't tried since she went over that! Mostly because I am only little and she is tall for her age (she is almost 2 1/2 but in a lot of 3-4yr clothes) and she feels huge to carry now, her height is more of an issue now than her weight really.
There is a baby in Lerwick who looks very happy being carried in one of these - http://www.kari-me.com/?gclid=CIiU1YOzq ... QgodiBVKoQ - which I assume is roughly similar to the one I made (and the one MrsF made), but she seems to have all the different carrying options sussed for if the baby is asleep etc.
Here she was in the mei-tai when she was about 1. She is looking a bit awkward as she was after the camera but she was very happy in it.
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mrsflibble
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barefootlinzi
- Barbara Good
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wow i am very impressed with your handmade baby carriers. i love baby wearing and am into brightly coloured woven wraps but i buy them (second hand). i did make a mama jacket style babywearing coat with a zip on the front and back and a fleece insert. dont have a pic handy but can take one if anyone is interested?
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mrsflibble
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I'd be interested. I have a pregnant friend I'm planning to pass my meitai on to, she'd love a coat to go with it!!
Soph and I wore our carrier again today. She's getting too tall for it
but she's still so happy in it.
Soph and I wore our carrier again today. She's getting too tall for it
but she's still so happy in it.oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!