of use and loads are illustrated between fig3 5 and 6 fig3 and 4 also illustrate the 34 x 34 or cross over strap configuration of use and a china cabinet as the load being carried fig3 is a bottom view taken generally along line 3 3 of fig4 of the china cabinet 13 a generally heavy and awkward load to carry shown disposed within the strap apparatus 39 fig4 is a perspective and elevational view of the china cabinet 13 within the carrying strap apparatus 39 fig5 and 6 also illustrate the parallel method of use with an armoire as the load being carried fig5 is a bottom view taken generally along line 5 5 of fig6 of the armoire 14 a generally heavy and large load to carry fig6 is a perspective view of the armoire 14 within the carrying strap apparatus as indicated above the strap apparatus 39 base portions 4 and 5 are disposed at the bottom and centered on the load to be carried namely the armoire 14 in fig5 and 6 the side strap portions 6 and 7 of the straps 1 and 10 extend outwardly from the load being carried to opposite sides of the armoire 14 to the end forearm entries 2 and 3 once again the weight of the armoire 14 helps to stabilize the armoire within the frame defined by the straps 1 and 10 since the size and configuration of the armoire 14 differs substantially from the china cabinet 13 the size of the base portions of the straps and the side portions of the straps vary from the configurations of fig5 and 6 to that of fig3 and 4 again as indicated above the lengths of the straps may be adjusted at the.