Diy baby doll carrier

Doll Ring Sling Carrier Tutorial | via Make It and Love It

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

(hot on the heals of my post about baby wearing...) (this little show and tell has been auto posted to entertain you while I'm off on vacation!) Of all my kiddos, Clare and James have been the most frequently "worn" babies. Clare doesn't remember the all the cozy times she spent spitting up down my chest, but she does see me wear James often enough. And what I do with James, Clare does with Sally: nurse, dress, rock, bounce, sing to, toss off the play set. (Oh no, wait. I don't do that last…

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I have a quick and easy Doll Sling tutorial for all of you. It takes only one piece of fabric and as little as 30 minutes to make.

littlepunkinpie: Baby Doll/Stuffed Animal Carrier Tutorial

I've made quite a few baby doll slings in the past and I also have a really great pattern in my craftsy shop for a cotton baby doll sling. Unfortunately, I used cheap flannel from Joann Fabrics to make them for my daughter and niece. I didn't bother to pre-wash it. The result is that the sling that once fit my dd is now a bit snug. It still works for smaller dolls, but alas, bitty baby didn't stay in. Lesson learned - pre-wash your fabrics or you might be sorry So, I determined to make a new…

Almost exactly four years ago, I made Miss Butterfly an Ergo inspired baby carrier. It has been loved to the point of the ribbons starting to fall out, and even then, it is currently in residence o…

Follow these step-by-step instructions to make a baby carrier for a toddler. Just like mom’s! I had hopes of having this project completed for my daughter’s birthday. But it’s good she’s so young, because she had no clue that her mom ran out of time or that her birthday present was late. With my daughter, you […]

It thrills my heart with joy to watch these budding "little mommies" following in my footsteps with their "dollywearing".