I was thinking of trying this pattern (or shall I say, having my mother try it- she's a quilter)
https://www.grumblesandgrunts.com/2010/10/how-to-sew-mei-tai-baby-carrier.html but I wasn't sure if there was a tried and true one to follow.
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Re: Anyone have a link for a good Mei-tai pattern?
I'm pretty sure I used that one to make my first mei-tai. It's good, and she explains things well- the only suggestion I have is wider straps. I think hers are 3-4 in? I found that to be uncomfortable for longer carries or a heavier kid.
Mei tais are a pretty simple concept- I would check out a couple different tutorials and see what their measurements are, then cut out a newspaper version of the mei tai body and hold it up to you to see what size you might prefer.
I used this one and I looove it! (Here's a pic of mine - ignore my pj top!) ETA: It has padded straps and a hood that can be folded in as a padded headrest.
https://www.afullerday.com/2008/01/diy-hood-to-headrest-mei-tai-tutorial.html
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Thanks!