Make Your Own No-Sew Moby Wrap
Via Rookie Moms
Posted by Barbara_Mom365

Everyone - well, almost everyone - loves the Moby Wrap once they've tried it. It's the queen of soft-shell wraps that hugs your baby to your body and leaves you hands-free enough to wash dishes, color with a preschooler and push a shopping cart (no, not all at once).
So we were excited to see a post over on Rookie Moms that tells you step by step how to make a Moby-like wrap. All you need is lots of fabric and a good pair of scissors. No sewing machine, no needle and thread, zero crafty mama skills. Rookiemom Heather even has a video showing you how to tie it like a pro.
Curious? (Nesting?) Check it out here. Then tell us in the comments below how it worked out.
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Comments (5)
Christy
January 09, 2013
I am looking forward to making this. I am expecting number two with a fresh toddler on my hands (he's one). This seems cheaper and will probably come in handy when baby number two gets here. Thanks for sharing this super easy moby wrap!!
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Susan
September 21, 2012
Great instructions! I found a designer knit fabric on sale and made this "fauxby" for less than $7.00. And because it's the kind of knit with edges that roll up, I only had to sew the one seam along the short ends to join the two 2.5 yard pieces together.
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TechMom
February 03, 2012
Making it sounds easier than wrapping it! Now I'm a little embarr***ed that I spent so much on my Baby K'Tan, but I do like how it doesn't need to be wrapped and tied.
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agirlandaboy
January 30, 2012
A friend of mine gave me one of these (handmade and everything) for my first baby, and I used it ALL THE TIME. I was sad when my son got too big for it and I had to pack it away. This makes a great gift, too.
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Maria C
January 30, 2012
Such a great tip! Thanks for sharing!!
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