Sling laid out, threaded, flat.
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Folding your sling into a neat package, for storage or travel
Sling laid out, threaded, flat. |
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| Left side folded inwards. On a 30" wide sling, the first fold will be about 10" from the edge. If you are folding a very wide sling, you will need to fold it in fifths (so, about 9" between folds). | |
| Right side folded over | |
| Bottom edge folded up about 1/4 the length of the sling. This will make the "pocket" the sling is folded into. | |
| Ring end folded down to meet the top of the previous fold, again, about 1/4 the original length of the sling. | |
| Just showing the pocket made by the bottom folded edge; you can see the edge of the tail on the upper inside of the pocket, and the part my finger is hooked into is the pouch part of the sling. | |
| The sling is now folded in half and tucked into the pocket shown in the previous step. Voila, a neat little package ready to store. (This will, of course, leave crease marks if you store it like this for a long time, so either be prepared to iron or just don't mind the wrinkles!) | |
