Anne's Front Wrap Cross Carry (FWCC) | Oscha Slings Woven Baby Wrap Tutorial

Learn Annes Front Wrap Cross Carry, or Anne's FWCC, in this step by step tutorial. This is a fancy finish woven baby wrap carry that you can do with a shorty wrap, usually your Base or Base Size -1. Here Ross is using an Oscha Blossom Cally short Size 5.
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[@PandaMarshmallo1]

This looks much easier for me than other ways I’ve seen! Thanks!!

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Great to hear!

[@kimberlyrose984]

Your blouse is gorgeous!!!

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

thank you for your kind comment!

[@nafisatahmed2086]

Beautiful

[@ateshparende]

I can’t get the seat wrap to stay no matter what I do - it slips up over baby’s back. Wrap too thick? Baby too small? My error? He’s a 12 lb infant in a pavo frost 360gsm wrap. Thanks!

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Hi, it is quite a thick wrap for a little baby but you should still be able to make the seat well. Try out this FWCC tutorial as it goes in to more detail about creating the seat. czcams.com/video/7QMULiCGJV8/video.html

[@user-br4qo2bb1t]

What’s the name of your wrap? Its gorgeous

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

This is a Blossom wrap from Oscha Slings

[@rileyyhagen4690]

Why did u create a fast forward in the video? It cuts off part of the instructions

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

None of the actual instructions are cut off, you didn't miss anything, promise!