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WCRS slots:
  Week of May 13: 0
In-stock slots: currently none Week of May 20:
Next refresh: May 20, 9am Eastern; 3pm Eastern
Please read at left for explanation!

This week's message:

I've started using the sewing slot system again. I hate to do it, but I simply can't keep up with the order volume that's been consistently high for months now. Please click the link for an explanation of how it works and why I need to use it.

At right, In-stock slots are for fabrics I have on hand (basic and organic fabrics) and will be sewing from scratch; WCRS slots are for things you're having sent to me like wrap pieces, custom fabric, or sling shoulder redos. Next refresh is the date and time I will be adding more sewing slots.

Here's what's going on in the next couple of weeks: I'm going to change from sewing a mix of WCRS and in-stock slings each week, to just doing WCRS one week and in-stocks the next. I think this will be more efficient and allow me to sew more slings, and may also may sewing slots easier to get. 

This coming week, I can't sew at all on Monday because we have to be out of the house for 24 hours for application of spray foam insulation. So starting on Tuesday, I'll be sewing all the WCRS orders I currently have, for the weeks of the 13th and the 20th (if you have a WCRS sewing slot for the 20th, please send your wrap as soon as you can to facilitate this). I likely won't be adding sewing slots for either type the week of the 13th, so that I can catch up on what's currently outstanding during the transition. If you are in dire need, of course please email me at info@sleepingbaby.net and I'll set up a reserved slot for you.

The next week (week of the 20th), I'll put up *in-stock* sewing slots on Monday morning and afternoon, and probably Weds. afternoon/evening, too. There will be about 70-75 slots in total; I think that's about the best I can do for the week, although Weds. may be fewer if I'm not able to get through the Mon-Weds. orders in time. (This is about 25-30 more than I have been adding, so it should be easier to order.) I will also put up slots on the 20th for WCRS sewn the week of the 27th, probably 80 or so (it would be more, but Monday's a holiday). This will mean I'll need people to send their wraps as soon as they can for sewing that week.

After that, I'll be doing every-other-week sewing slot refreshes for both in-stock and WCRS. As always, if you're unable to be online during the slot refreshes, please email me. I think this should work better for me and my customers, but it's a work in progress :)

 

Basic fabric slings are best for everyday, frequent use. Simple and sophisticated or colorful and bold, these fabrics are lovely unadorned, or you can add a tail accent to spice things up a little.

Key to symbols:
Soft and snuggly for newborns: soft and snuggly for newborns (8-20 lbs) Best for 8-28 lbs: best for babies (8-28 lbs) Suitable for heavy babies and toddlers: suitable for babies and toddlers (8-35 lbs)
Good for cold weather: good for cold weather Good for hot weather: good for hot weather
Please note: every wearer will have her/his own weight tolerance. The slings will hold up to at least 35 lbs, but your own body may not.

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French twill

100% cotton, brushed on one side for strokable softness; the other side is smooth and almost like sateen, with a slight sheen. Its light weight makes it ideal for warmer climates, while giving it a drape one doesn't usually find in twills. [more]

Price: $40.00
100% linen

Linen may just be the best sling fabric there is. Before cotton was widely cultivated, linen was the go-to fabric for just about everything -- daily wear, bedclothes, accessories... if it was sewn, it was made with linen. It's strong, supportive, long-wearing, and is especially terrific for hot climates. [more]

Price: $55.00
Tencel denim

Tencel is a terrific fabric for babywearing -- lightweight but strong, soft to the touch, and a beautiful drape. Indigo-dyed and demin-woven, this tencel denim is casual, long-wearing, and has enough support for big babies and an almost flannel softness that will keep even sensitive newborns happy. [more]

Price: $50.00
Tencel

I love to wear Tencel -- it has a drape and texture all of its own. Tencel is made from the cellulose in wood pulp -- so it's ecologically friendly and natural, despite being man-made. Good for hot weather [more]

Price: $50.00
Organic cotton slings
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Three 100% organic selections that offer a balance of support and softness, all a fantastic addition to your natural lifestyle. [more]

Price: $60.00
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