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the original overlapping pleated shoulder, since 2001
Today's message: I can now accept credit
or debit card payments through Authorize.net -- you no longer have to use
PayPal to pay by credit or debit card! (American Express transactions will not go through, because they charge a separate, higher fee for each transaction and I elected not to sign up with them.)
Use the "your account" tab
above to create or log into your account before shopping -- I just upgraded the
cart, and now you get a 5% credit in loyalty points for your purchase! If
you've ordered before but do not have an account, please set one up and then
email me, and I'll apply the loyalty points retroactively. The cart uses your
email address to coalate your orders, so remember to use the same email address
you'd used previously (or let me know that it's changed).
Please read about infant safety in baby-holding devices (every parent, babywearer or not, needs to know about this) and sling safety!
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Threading the sling:
First, make sure the sling is not twisted. Examine the rings to make sure they are securely sewn in each time you use the sling, as they will be holding the weight of your child.
Keeping the sling untwisted, hold the rings and pull the fabric through both of them, from the underside of the sling. |
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Make sure the sling fabric stays untwisted as you pull the fabric through, and try to keep the edges of the sling on the outsides. |
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Pull the fabric back through the bottom ring alone. This is often easier if you hold the rings apart slightly, especially if the fabric is particularly thick. You may need to pull the edges outwards a couple of times while threading. |
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When I'm done threading a sling this way, I take a moment to spread the fabric out in the rings, making sure the fabric doesn't overlap itself within the rings. It's much easier to adjust that way. |
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Threading completed. The fabric should be tight through the upper and lower rings. |
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