Add a little pizazz to your sling with a tail accent! It will be sewn on as shown at right -- I used to do them all the way to the bottom of the tail (as is shown on the slings in the very old gallery), but feel that leaving a border of the sling fabric below the accent is a nicer look. If you would prefer a different placement, please let me know ahead of time. I can also add an open-top pocket within the accent at no extra charge; there is no closure, and the pocket will be around 8" wide by 10" deep.

You will need to select a main fabric from the shopping menu first, then select an accent fabric from those listed below. If you would like to add a print you've found yourself, use the "sent by customer" option.

Remember, you also need to pick out a base fabric! The materials alone in a regular sling cost more than $12, not to mention my sewing time. This $12 cost is for the accent fabric and extra sewing only, not for a complete sling.

Also keep in mind that this does not add any length to the sling. If you select an accent, the sling will still be sewn to the length you've specified.

Click the swatches for a larger view; if you click the right and left sides, you can scroll through the larger views.

Angelica, black	Baby zoology, black	Baby zoology, bloom	Baby zoology, cocoa
Baby zoology, sea	Beau papillon, black/spring	Beau papillon black/pink	Beau papillon cocoa/pink
Bird swing, black and white	Bird swing, citron	Bright paisley, black	Carnival bloom
Dancing flowers, aqua	Dancing flowers, blue	Dancing flowers, lime	Dancing flowers, spice
Dandy Damask, pink	Delovely damask, black	Delovely Damask, ebony	Divine Damask
Esther, Toffee	Flutter filigree, black	Gypsy Bandana, red	Gypsy Bandana, orange
Koi pond, black	Paisley spree	Peace flowers	Pink stripe
Posh paisley olive	Pretty Birds, blue	Pretty Birds, lime	Pretty birds, spice
Swedish owls	Sylvia, cocoa	Whimsy Doozie, tonal blue	Whimsy Doozie, tonal nite

About Michael Miller Fabrics: Michael Miller was born in the spring of 1999. The brainchild of Michael Steiner and Kathy Miller. Two parents brought together not by love and marriage but solely by professional respect for each others' abilities. By leveraging their lives for an SBA loan, borrowing money from family and living on credit cards, Michael and Kathy were able to give birth to a start-up fabric company called "Michael Miller Fabrics". Learn more about their work at http://www.michaelmillerfabrics.com.