Baby doll carrier pattern

There’s something sweet about a toddler with her baby doll (his, too—my son loves his doll and animals as much as his sisters). When we were preparing for baby number two, I made a baby carrier for my two-year-old daughter. I had loved wearing her in my handmade mei-tai, a gift from my sister-in-law, and wanted a simpler version for her to use with her favorite Molly the Dolly. Now that my third baby is almost two, she’s at that perfect age for babydoll-wearing. She loves hanging out in the…

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(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…

DIY Fabric Baby Doll Basket Sewing Patterns Free and Paid

Hi there! I'm Sarah, a newbie blogger over at The Crazy Tailor, and I'm so excited to be a guest blogger here at Ginger Snap Crafts! I'm a SAHM who loves crafting, cooking and sewing

My girl loves playing with her babies,so I made her a doll mei tai. She really loved it. Now I will try to show how did I do it. 1.Draw shape of carrier body.You will need 2 pieces to cut,if You have different fabrics,You can make reversible carrier. 2.Place 2 pieces of fabric,right sides together and cut shape. 3.Now cut carrier straps,mine are 15" long and 3" wide 4.First sew straps,about 1/2" from the edge. 5.Leave forth side open,there is no need to sew it,because it will be placed…

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I don't get to do a lot of girl crafts, but this little doll sling for an almost 3-year-old girl was fast and easy to make. Turns out there's not a dolly model to be found in my house, so Teddy is subbing in! If the shape of this sling looks familiar, it's because it's a slightly larger version of my fabric headband. The sling is made from three pieces of fabric. Cut two rectangles of fabric larger enough to hold the dolly needing comfort. I eyeballed everything, so no measurements, but I'd…