Debating on what I want to do for a new baby carrier, really leaning towards a wrap but not sure, and as always if it's cheaper to make then that's what I'm gonna do. Plus I really want an ombre or tye-died one....anyhow, does guaze fray at the ends? I don't have a serger so if it frays can I just hem it and it still look ok?
why would u use gauze to make a baby carrier? im confussed...is there something im missing?
Quoting sadiebug1228:why would u use gauze to make a baby carrier? im confussed...is there something im missing?
Quoting sadiebug1228:why would u use gauze to make a baby carrier? im confussed...is there something im missing?
yeah i was lol i didnt even consider fabric lol the only thing that went thru my mind was medical gauze cause i just bought some this morning cause my df burnt his hand at work so yeah....im having a slow day lol
Quoting MamaSulli2005:
On another note maybe you're thinking medical gauze not fabric?
Quoting sadiebug1228:why would u use gauze to make a baby carrier? im confussed...is there something im missing?
Quoting sadiebug1228:yeah i was lol i didnt even consider fabric lol the only thing that went thru my mind was medical gauze cause i just bought some this morning cause my df burnt his hand at work so yeah....im having a slow day lol
Quoting MamaSulli2005:
On another note maybe you're thinking medical gauze not fabric?
Quoting sadiebug1228:why would u use gauze to make a baby carrier? im confussed...is there something im missing?
Quoting ZsMommy:BTY gauze is still very thin and does fray (I used to work @ JoAnn's,I've measured n cut BTY gauze)...I personally wouldn't use it-but that's just my opinion.
That's what I was thinking too :) Now I just need to decide what colors I want to dye it...Thinking green ombre would be really cool, or green and blue tie dye.....
Quoting The_Monster_Mom:
Gauze is GREAT for wraps! You can just hem the ends. Do a rolled hem.
Who here sews
- MamaSulli2005
on Jul. 20, 2012 at 5:18 PM