Tutorials
We work hard to make sure this is the most exhaustively complete list of woven wrap carries on the internet! If a carry is missing please let us know, we'd love to add it!
This page is designed to be a super up-to-date bullet list of all the known carries and their variations. Each carry has a summary including skill level, useful features, size, where the middle marker starts, etc, and a link to my favorite tutorial for that carry or variation. The page is organized first by position (front/back/tandem), then by size and then alphabetically. Variations are grouped together, so if you're checking for a favorite carry it may be listed with it's classic version (example: Freshwater Rapids will be under Double Hammock). I've tried to cross-reference with bookmark links on the page so you can move around this giant list a little easier.
If you're a beginner, check out our posts on the first front carries for a base size wrap and first front carries for a short wrap (and learn more about base sizing here). Happy wrapping!
This page is designed to be a super up-to-date bullet list of all the known carries and their variations. Each carry has a summary including skill level, useful features, size, where the middle marker starts, etc, and a link to my favorite tutorial for that carry or variation. The page is organized first by position (front/back/tandem), then by size and then alphabetically. Variations are grouped together, so if you're checking for a favorite carry it may be listed with it's classic version (example: Freshwater Rapids will be under Double Hammock). I've tried to cross-reference with bookmark links on the page so you can move around this giant list a little easier.
If you're a beginner, check out our posts on the first front carries for a base size wrap and first front carries for a short wrap (and learn more about base sizing here). Happy wrapping!
If you need a more pocket-sized approach to a carry list, please visit Wearing Wiki who hosts a quick reference chart as well as a carry finder if you're in a hurry. They host the classic versions of most of the carriers listed here with more thorough summaries and usually list several tutorials. Their charts are still one of my quick reference tools!
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Front CarriesSkip to size:
Shortest (base-3 or shorter)
Slip Knot Hip Carry (aka Traditional Sling Carry) Beginner; Good for newborns, toddlers, travel/poppable, nursing
No No No Carry (no rings, no sew, no tie) Intermediate
No Sew Ring Sling Beginner; Good for newborns, travel/poppable, nursing
Base-2
Bear's Sling Carry Intermediate; Good for newborns
Coolest Hip Cross Carry
Intermediate; Good for travel/poppable, nursing, seat-poppers
Front Double Hammock with Rings
Advanced
Front Reinforced Torso Sling (FRTS)
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for newborns, nursing, leaners
Front Torso Carry - short variation
Beginner; Good for newborns, nursing
Front Wrap Cross Carry (FWCC) - short variations
Beginner; good for newborns, toddlers, nursing
Hip Cross Carry
Beginner; Good for nursing, seat-poppers
Inside Out Coolest Hip Cross Carry
Intermediate; Good for travel/poppable, nursing, seat-poppers
Inside Out Front Pirate Carry Intermediate; Good for travel/poppable
Inside Out Front Reinforced Torso Sling -- see Reverse Front Reinforced Torso Sling Kangaroo Carry
Intermediate; Good for newborns, toddlers, travel/poppable, leaners
Kangaroo Hip Carry
Intermediate; Good for newborns, toddlers, travel/poppable, leaners
Knotless Front Cross Carry
Beginner; Good for seat-poppers
Poppin's Hip Carry
Beginner; Good for newborns
Reverse Front Reinforced Torso Sling (also Inside Out FRTS)
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for newborns, nursing, leaners
Robin's Hip Carry
Beginner; Good for newborns, toddlers, nursing, travel/poppable
Semi Front Wrap Cross Carry (Semi FWCC)
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for toddlers, nursing, seat-poppers, leaners
Semi Pocket Wrap Cross Carry (Semi PWCC)
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for toddlers, nursing, leaners
Short Cross Carry
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for seat-poppers
Base-1
Front Reinforced Torso Sling, Poppin's finish Beginner to Intermediate; Good for newborns, nursing, leaners
Half Front Wrap Cross Carry (Half FWCC)
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for toddlers, leaners, seat-poppers
Base
Front Cross Carry Beginner; Good for newborns, toddlers, seat-poppers
Front Double Hammock
Intermediate; Good for newborns, toddlers, leaners
Front Torso Carry
Beginner; Good for newborns, toddlers, leaners
Front Wrap Cross Carry
Beginner; Good for newborns, toddlers, leaners, seat-poppers
Pocket Wrap Cross Carry
Beginner; Good for newborns, toddlers, leaners, seat-poppers, travel/poppable, nursing
Popparoo
Intermediate; Good for newborns, toddlers, leaners
Poppinses for Days
Intermediate; Good for newborns, toddlers, leaners
Reinforced Kangaroo
Intermediate; Good for newborns, toddlers, leaners
Robin's Hip Carry - base
Beginner; Good for newborns, toddlers, nursing, travel/poppable
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Back CarriesShortest (Base-3 or shorter)
Back Traditional Sling Carry Intermediate
Ruck Tied Under Bum (TUB)
Intermediate to Advanced; Good for leaners
Towel Carry
Intermediate to Advanced; Good for toddlers
Base-2 or shorter
Autumn's Reinforced Ruck Beginner to Intermediate; Good for seat poppers, leaners
Back Reinforced Torso Sling (aka Semi Double Hammock, Double Hammock Sling -- a one-shoulder Double Hammock)
Beginner to Intermediate
Double Hammock Double Rings
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for leaners
Double Sling Carry
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for leaners
Double Sling Shoulder to Shoulder Knotless
Intermediate; Good for leaners
Double Sling with half knot
Beginner; Good for leaners
Half Jordan's Back Carry
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Half Jordan's Shoulder to Shoulder Knotless
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Half Taiwanese
Intermediate; Good for leaners
Keyhole Finish
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Lola's Back Carry
Intermediate; Good for seat-poppers
Reinforced Rear Rucksack (RRR or Pirate Carry)
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for leaners
Ruck Tied at Shoulder (TAS)
Beginner; Good for leaners
Ruck Tied in Front (classic Ruck)
Beginner; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Shepherd's Back Carry
Intermediate; Good for leaners
Short Double Hammock Knotless
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for leaners
Short Ruckless Bikini Carry
Advanced; Good for leaners
Short Torso Double Hammock
Advanced; Good for toddlers
Twisted Pirate
Intermediate; Good for leaners
* "DH" and 1/2 "DH" off center: a full "DH" off is a measure of the distance from your sternum to your spine.
** Ties at shoulder: uses a slip knot, a Candy Cane Chest Belt (CCCB), a Kai Belt, a knotless Buleria finish, a knotted Buleria finish, or a Brittany's Rose finish (see Double Hammock, base-1, for tutorials) Base-1
The All Nighter Intermediate; Good for leaners
Back Wrap Cross Carry - see base size Christina's Ruckless
Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Double Hammock Poppin's - see BRTS in Base-2 Double Hammock Tied at Shoulder
Intermediate; Good for leaners
Double Hammock Tied Under Bum (TUB)
Intermediate; Good for leaners
Giselle's Back Carry
Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Jordan's Back Carry
Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Maxine's Back Carry
Intermediate; Good for seat-poppers, leaners
Norwegian Wiggleproof
Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Poppin's Back Carry
Intermediate to Advanced
Reinforced Ruck
Beginner; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Russian Jordan's Back Carry
Intermediate; Good for leaners
Secure High Back Carry
Beginner; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Wendy's Double Hammock
Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
* "DH" and 1/2 "DH" off center: a full "DH" off is a measure of the distance from your sternum to your spine.
** Ties at shoulder: uses a slip knot, a Candy Cane Chest Belt (CCCB), a Kai Belt, a knotless Buleria finish, a knotted Buleria finish, or a Brittany's Rose finish (see Double Hammock, base-1, for tutorials) Base
Back Wrap Cross Carry Beginner to Intermediate; Good for seat-poppers
Center Strangleproof Ruck - see Strangleproof Ruck Cross Sling Shoulder to Shoulder
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Double Hammock - see base+1 Double Sling Shoulder to Shoulder
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for leaners
Lola's Back Carry tied at shoulder
Intermediate; Good for seat-poppers
Miriam's Cross Carry
Intermediate; Good for seat-poppers
Robin's Back Carry -- the video for this carry has become unavailable Ruck Variations
Beginner to Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Ruckless Bikini Carry
Intermediate to Advanced; Good for leaners
Strangleproof Ruck
Intermediate; Good for leaners
Torso Double Hammock
Intermediate
Torso Wrap Cross Carry
Intermediate
Twisted Maxine's
Intermediate to Advanced; Good for leaners
Twisted Ruck with a Waist Belt
Intermediate to Advanced; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
* "DH" and 1/2 "DH" off center: a full "DH" off is a measure of the distance from your sternum to your spine.
** Ties at shoulder: uses a slip knot, a Candy Cane Chest Belt (CCCB), a Kai Belt, a knotless Buleria finish, a knotted Buleria finish, or a Brittany's Rose finish (see Double Hammock, base-1, for tutorials) Base+1
Charlie's Cross Carry Intermediate; Good for seat-poppers
Double Poppin's - see Hannah's Eyelet Back Carry Double Sling Shoulder to Shoulder Tied in Front
Intermediate; Good for leaners
Double Hammock
Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Frankencarry
Intermediate; Good for seat-poppers
Hannah's Eyelet Back Carry
Intermediate; Good for leaners
Rainbow's Back Carry
Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Ring Jordan's Back Carry
Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
Mermaid Carry
Intermediate; Good for leaners (classic), seat-poppers (2.0)
Taiwanese
Intermediate to Advanced; Good for leaners
Triple Hammock Type Deal
Intermediate; Good for leaners
Wiggleproof Back Carry
Intermediate; Good for leaners, seat-poppers
* "DH" and 1/2 "DH" off center: a full "DH" off is a measure of the distance from your sternum to your spine.
** Ties at shoulder: uses a slip knot, a Candy Cane Chest Belt (CCCB), a Kai Belt, a knotless Buleria finish, a knotted Buleria finish, or a Brittany's Rose finish |
Tandem
Front Carries in one wrap
Amanda's Tandem Carry
Front Wrap Cross Carry Tandem
Jasmine's Tandem Carry
Pocket Wrap Cross Carry Tandem (stretchy wrap)
Front carries in two wraps
Miranda's Tandem Carry (like two robin's with one ring)
Ring Sling + Robin's
Front/Back in one wrap
Double Hammock Double Rings + Front Cross Carry
Giselle's Back Carry + Double Torso Front Carry
Half Jordan's Back Carry + Front Sling Carry
Lola's Back Carry + Front Cross Carry
Reinforced Ruck + Wiggleproof Front Carry
Reinforced Rear Ruck (Pirate Carry) with a ring + Front Cross Carry
Front/Back in two wraps
Double Hammock + Front Wrap Cross Carry
Ruck + Front Wrap Cross Carry
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Special Needs
Preemie Babywearing Part 1 by MelLacMama (4 parts total)
Special needs babywearing with medical equipment. Tutorial to help with lines and tubes in a Front Wrap Cross Carry by Anna Rempe
Wearing a child with special needs. A modified cradle hold for a baby with surgery on his front by Acacia Parks
FWCC with one hand by Amie Cheatham (wrapped by her friend, Lenka)
Special needs babywearing with medical equipment. Tutorial to help with lines and tubes in a Front Wrap Cross Carry by Anna Rempe
Wearing a child with special needs. A modified cradle hold for a baby with surgery on his front by Acacia Parks
FWCC with one hand by Amie Cheatham (wrapped by her friend, Lenka)