Tying a Slip Knot
When tying a DIDYMOS Baby Sling, learning how to tie a slip knot allows for easy adjustments. The knot is perfect for the cross carry (pre-tied) and the hip carry. The DIDYMOS fabric is woven in such a way that the knot will not slide or loosen.
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| Place wrap behind your body, with one end on one shoulder and one end under the other arm. | With the hand OPPOSITE the 'shouldered' side of the wrap, grasp the 'shouldered' side at right above the chest. |
With your 'shouldered' hand, grasp the other end of the wrap and bring the entire piece up and over the top of the 'shouldered' side, laying right on top of where other hand is (laying above and against your pointer-finger). |
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| Wrap over the top of the 'shouldered' side of the wrap and loop under. Bring the end UP on the other side of where your unmoving hand is (coming almost straight up and through a "V"). | Lay the end on top of your unmoving hand's wrist. It should lay parallel with the other end of the wrap. | Reach underneath your unmoving hand and wrap, and grasp the end of the wrap. Pull it under your unmoving hand. |
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| Let go of your unmoving hand. That hand should have a wrap around the wrist. | Hand off the end of the wrap to the unmoving hand and pull through. | Tighten but not extremely tight. |
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| Adjust the sling to fit by sliding at the slip knot. |

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