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Using A Shibari Frame In Your Home

I recently got the chance to test out a shibari frame in my home, and thought I’d write a quick review.

One of the problems with renting is that we often can’t have hard points or fixed points installed in our ceilings. There’s a whole variety of ways to get around that, and this is yet another.

Over in Melbourne Australia, there’s a kinky engineer who has previously been making steel frames for shibari and other uses, e.g. indoor gym or aerials, silks, etc. He’s got some mad skills, and my local kink group ended up purchasing one of his frames for using at parties.

That frame is available for borrowing by members of the group, so I went ahead and did just that, because I wanted to test it out.

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How To Tie A Box Tie For Suspension – Pete Riggs

Lately I’ve been relearning suspension practices from the ground up,  due to a long period of spending more time writing than practicing or actually doing suspension. Shortly, Blue and I and a bunch of our local friends are going to be attending a workshop on Japanese suspension; this tutorial video shows the base of the “90% Takate Kote” or box tie that we’re informed we’re going to be using. This isn’t my video; I’m effectively curating it for my own use and for others who are interested in practicing the functional base of the box tie or takate kote. Many thanks to Moco for creating it; he’s done a brilliant job describing the mechanics of it.

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The Booto Hip Harness

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).

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