DIY NO-SEW BABY CARRIER!

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[@emmaboyer3981]

Love this idea! I can't get over how expensive these wraps are, and I knew there was a DIY out there. Do you know the material you bought for this?

[@luciejedlickova3361]

I Love how easy this kzbin.infoUgkxvAj3godqGAIP5rApM1laH767JGtPG1-h carrier is to adjust from my friend to me taking turns holding the baby! It provides great support on my back too! This has definitely made shopping easier! I always get asked where I get it too!

[@jaynesimmons2403]

So cute. I just cut a peice of fabric and wrapped my sleeping grandson in it today. He’s 16 months old and he was fine and I could finish cooking. Awesome

[@ambiamz]

It’s literally so perfect it’s cute he looks comfy and secure you did awesome thank you ❤

[@brookesteinfeldt5821]

I love your reaction. I will use this video because it works pretty good

[@brianaparker7742]

thanks girl! Saved me from ordering a $60 sling on Amazon

[@aadequate]

Hi! Greetings from Bulgaria! We got a baby girl, 3 days old❤️ And I think she needs like a few more days to get stronger, but just took a look on those slings online, and the prices shocked me. So, this video was the first one I've hit and I love it. Just great! Congratulations!

[@samanthawinborn]

Definitely going to hobby lobby tomorrow

[@RucciFilm]

this is amazing!!

[@chloem3029]

Was so excited to learn how you did this, then I heard you say you’re from Bakersfield too! Hey neighbor! ☺️

[@carolinagrijalva36]

"Ahh were going to try something on you" "hopefully nothing happens to you" 😂

[@Deesdashcams]

I died at this tooooo 🤣🤣

[@victoriaelisapetacello]

Love it im gonna do thissss

[@kristimckeon6967]

I love how you just wung this on film haha. Thank you, I will be doing this for my upcoming baby. Went to by a Soly wrap and my jaw dropped at the price and I thought....can I just buy a piece of fabric and cut it to size? Glad you filmed yourself doing it for the first time and having it work. Ill probably hem mine.

[@Anonymous-ps1mq]

Imma do it gurl!!

[@nataliealmejo2]

This was so helpful

[@terrycaballero8406]

what fabric did u use?

[@lissethsosa3989]

El primer video útil de fular casero qué encuentro.. Excelente gracias.

[@karencuevas3109]

Great thanks!

[@vonvon9107]

thank you so much

[@joycabanas37]

Hi 👋 what kind of fabric material did you used??

[@jamieandfamily729]

I love how u say. " I hope nothing happens to you. Lol. That was great. Who better to test things with than your sister's baby. I would do the same. Lmao

[@carolinagrijalva36]

Omg I'm in Bakersfield too 😄

[@AllisonCenteno]

LOVE this video!! Will definitely make another one with no sewing for my next vid!

[@chunkbutfunky]

That’s great

[@jessicalio6325]

Awesome!!!! What is the material called?

[@MrsOrtiz-kl3bx]

Going to try this with my newborn baby tomorrow.. Bought a beautiful fabric for $8 lol cant wait to try it with him...

[@jamieandfamily729]

Excuse me while I go buy 5 yards of some fabric. What about a mesh fabric for the summer?

[@charyfeliciano6404]

I certainly needed this video, I'm not about to spend $50 on a piece of fabric, especially since I'm in the fashion industry, I love saving on anything fabric related 😂

[@milanapanic6554]

Samee, when I saw the price OMG I was shocked 😅 and it's literally just a viscose knit fabric cut in half with stitches... A rip off 😅

[@ggie-qo6sw]

he is so cute..

[@jennifercrowder8703]

Thank you because i want one of these carriers so bad and i dont want to spend a lot of money on it because 1 my baby will be 5 months soon and 2 he is a small guy and 3 with this virus and him having doctor appointments i want him covered so thank you and congratulations to you on your little one

[@nutsyfern]

What's the fabric used?

[@kayilasantos1013]

This is great! THANK YOU!! My 2 week old won't let me be more than 1l2 feet away from her. But $50 Moby is a rip off. Thanks again.

[@yarielayup6719]

Very Nice 🥰🇨🇦

[@ArmindaHeart]

Does this fabric fray since it isn’t hemmed? I’m looking into making this ❤️

[@janeyvlogs8446]

No, since it the stretchable spandex fabric it does not stray, and I already washed it and look good still ☺️

[@ArmindaHeart]

@@janeyvlogs8446 awesome!!!! Could I use bamboo knit fabric? Any knit?

[@annf543]

Thanks for the vid. I want to get one but they are pretty spendy. This is my last baby and dont want to waste money on something I'm only going to use for a couple of months lol.

[@starrdragons]

i can use this on my friends baby brother!!

[@arancienne]

what is the name of that material?

[@anaespana803]

What material did you used??

[@AverieDeAnera]

I got the jersey knit material!

[@tiffanyhope3620]

I'm super curious how much that fabric cost for 5 yards? I sew & buy fabric all the time & typically the stretchy fabric like that. Is this Stretch cotton poplin? Or like a stretch chiffon? Anyway, basically all breathable stretch fabric cost a pretty penny. A lot of times, I won't even buy it from a fabric store, I'll just buy like a sheet or a curtain (if it's the fabric I'm looking for) So yeah, super curious what the cost was. Especially compared to already made wraps (which I recently bought) I know some are ridiculously expensive (for no reason) but I bought 1 for $20 & it's just like any other one tgats just straight fabric

[@crissidoll]

She said in the video that she paid $20 for the 5 yards.

[@wendypizzillo4477]

BellY??? You look wonderful!!! Great video!

[@sandramercado6585]

That's a really long blanket

[@DevCreates]

Next time don’t cut fabric keep it n see how u folded it right b4 u cut it? Apply it like that

[@ChrisMacwriter]

WE (in the West) got the idea from women in India and other countries who have been supporting babies with fabric for thousands of years. Once you understand the basic knots, it can be rearranged to accommodate many different positions for baby's comfort.

[@BioBalkis]

What kind of fabric

[@whoknows5885]

25 min video ?!

[@tiny44420]

Off topic but you are so pretty, not that it's relevant lol