How to do very different things with rope and rope bondage
Lately, I’ve been working on an additional project, designed to be of greater help than this site is. And it’s finally finished.
So for those of you who have been requesting a book form of what can be found on this site… you’re getting your wish!
Today I have a guest post from Tess, a rope artist who has supplied a significant amount of information on hemp rope and how to treat hemp rope in the comments on the best rope for bondage. Because not everybody reads the comments, I asked her permission to turn the information into a coherent post, so that more people will have the chance to see it and apply this knowledge when thinking about getting or treating hemp rope for bondage. The pictures within this post were supplied by Tess (note: the featured photo shows hemp (top) and Moco jute (bottom) both processed the same way, on the same day. The hemp was washed first and has been used since; but look at the difference!)
Continue reading How To Treat Hemp Rope For Bondage (Guest Post)
This post discusses a fun little suspension that I learned from Mishibari on Youtube; when and how I’d use it, and how freaking fun it is. Continue reading Enter The Marionnette
I’m writing this post in response to a very well written and politely worded email from a gentleman named Steve.
I’ve written a lot about learning how to tie and useful ways to practice, as well as why people enjoy bondage.
What I haven’t written about so much is how to find partners in your nearby community, and how to meet people with that common interest in rope or in being tied up,and building your reputation so that people feel safe to approach you.
So I’m going to lay out a few strategies, and then I’m going to leave a call to action for others to add additional ideas on the comments, because it’s a big wide world and it’s always great to get additional ideas from others who do this kind of thing.
Continue reading Finding Partners And Teachers For Bondage – Pete Riggs
I honestly couldn’t decide whether to call this hip harness the “Booto” or the “Hot Cross Bum”, but I’ve decided to go with “Booto” because it’s shorter. This thing is really useful for partial and full suspensions, and potentially for increasing sensitivity on the ass as well, should you be keen on that sort of thing (think spanking and impact).
Every now and then we end up tying people who are determined to be… well, tricksy. Who will try and untie your knots and escape your rope. And sometimes that’s the nature of the game. “Let’s see how long it takes you to get out.”
And sometimes, we want to make life more difficult for such people.
So below is a very simple trick to make escape a lot more difficult.
Continue reading Preventing People From Undoing The Knots You Tied Them In
Today I’m looking at why you’d want to tie someone into a cross legged position, and how you’d do it.
Today I’m showing you a video on how to store your rope in such a way as to snap it out dramatically just before you play.
Let’s assume you’ve met someone that you want to tie up, and they’re interested in being tied up by you.
Do you a) just tie them up with no further discussion?
Or b) have some talks about it first? In other words, negotiate?
Here’s a hint. Don’t go with A.
This post will discuss:
The secondary column tie is a core part of the rope bondage curriculum, right after the single column tie and the two column tie. It’s essential if you want to solve a lot of rope bondage problems in the safest way possible. Continue reading The Secondary Column Tie
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