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For a long time, I've wanted to make a pair of super-tight fitting bondage fist mitts. 
I've always thought boxing gloves had their own special appeal. Something about the way they render the subs' fingers useless, making them even more helpless. Especially when combined with additional bondage. These are going to be a sleeker version than a boxing glove, a more couture take in soft black lamb leather, with a zipper for quick on-and-off. Did I mention they'd be really tight? 
I start with a careful, fitted wrap. Duct tape over plastic wrap. 
 Sketch some keylines with a sharpie to define the pattern shapes. I'm looking for natural plane breaks, and trying to make pleasing, not-too-hard-to-sew shapes. Smooth out those curves.
 I put a piece of string under a strip of masking tape to create a kind of quick-release tab. Once the wrap is done, just pull the string to let your model out. This gets taped back up before cutting the pattern apart.
 Initially I have four parts:
 Two sides, and a top and a bottom piece. I like the way the sides are...
 ...but the piece for the top has a very pronounced cupped shape. (Shown below in an out-of-order image.) That was not going to lay flat as it was.
 So I split that top piece into 2 parts, giving me two hockey-stick shaped pieces. 5 pieces total for the pattern. 
 These all get transferred to card and cleaned up.
 And finally cut out, ready to transfer to the leather.
 It's a soft black Italian lamb measuring about 0.7mm thick.
 I transfer the pattern with a pen - nice, precise marks.
 These get cut out with about a 1/4" seam allowance. I keep it minimal on this thin leather.
 I clip what will be the zipped top panel first. This gets sewn only at the two ends (leaving room for the zipper in the middle).
 The whole seam gets glued down, prepared for the zipper to be sewn in.
 Lately I've been using double-sided tape to hold the zipper in place before sewing. It allows very precise placement, and keeps things from moving around at all while going through the machine.
 Get everything lined up... stick it in place with the tape...
 ...and carefully topstitch.
 Instead of backtracking on this delicate leather, I usually trim the threads long and tie them from the backside.
 Trim the zipper to length.
 Prep the tongue with double-sided tape.
 Position the tongue, and topstitch in place.
 This gives you a second line of topstitching on the tongue side.
 You can trim the tongue down if needed.
 Clip the bottom strip to the top where they meet, and sew that together. Glue and flatten that seam.
 Now, we're ready to sew on the sides. These get clipped in place and sewn.
 I find it best to sew the "shape" and let the strip follow along. So I'm looking at the line for the side panel when sewing these together, and letting the "top and bottom" panel follow along from below. (Hope that makes sense.)
 One side down... time for the other.
 Same deal as before: Clip...
 ...and sew, following the line on the side panel.
At this point, I use a 1 by 2 secured to the workbench to hold the workpiece in place. 
There's a bit of foam at the tip to help the hand pocket retain its shape. It gives me something to push against as I glue and flatten the seams. I just brush contact cement on the seam allowance, and flatten the seams all around. 
Turned right-side out, I'm pretty happy with the shape. 


The bottom edge gets glued and topstitched as well. 
And our mittens are done. Ready for the test-fit session. 

Thu, Jul 09, 2015
Source: A fetish leathercrafters journal
Tightest arm pockets I've ever made. Two-layered hood with foam padding. Laced and zipped rear closure. It's one dark, lovely ride. 









Wed, Jul 01, 2015
Source: A fetish leathercrafters journal
A stunning pictorial by Mert and Marcus for Italian Vogue's 2015 China issue featuring Fei Fei Sun. You can see the whole set here on Asian Models Blog. I think I'm ready for total Asian domination. Yes, please! 









Wed, Jul 01, 2015
Source: A fetish leathercrafters journal
In this post I'll attach the padded hood to the butterfly straitjacket, finish setting the rear zipper and lacing panel in place. We left off with the outer hood wrapped over the inner hood and foam inter-layer. Unfortunately, as good as this looks, I skipped a step. We really should sew the collar to the outer hood before stretching it over the form. 
So, off with the outer hood, and let's take care of that collar, shall we? Align the collar on the centerline, and clip in place for sewing. 
I find this much easier to do on the post-bed sewing machine, both for the initial stitching, and the topstitching. It allows the hood to keep it's shape while going through.
 It would have to be flattened out a bit to go through the flatbed. And at this stage, I don't want to pull that foam or inner hood out of alignment. (Making closed shapes like this is exactly why I spent the money to buy a dedicated post-bed machine.)
Once the collar is attached the inner and outer hoods are clipped together at the rear. I topstitch all around this opening, tying the two hoods together, and locking the foam parts in place. 
You can see in this photo a 1" gap at the rear, created to allow the lacing strip to fit nicely in the rear of the hood. 

Everything looking nice at this stage. 
Now I want to cut all the long strips to complete the project. There are four: one lacing strip, the edge-band for the waist, the zipper tongue, and lacing panel tongue. 
I managed to squeeze this entire project out of a 20 square foot remnant. But I did end up having to piece together some of these long strips from shorter pieces. I would recommend more like 30 to 35 square feet for a project like this, to have no seams, and have better choice when it comes to placing parts on the hide. 
Now it's time to clip the hood to the body of the straitjacket. Once sewn, those seams get glued and flattened. 
And we have a nice looking attached hood!
I love this jacket. It's so fun to see the project come together...
Now for the rear zipper/lacing panel. This technique is evolving for me, and lately I've been using double-sided tape to hold parts together during sewing. It can really help with parts like this, where you have multiple pieces held together with one row of stitching. Here we have (from top to bottom) the lacing strip, the zipper, and the part that will become the tongue on the lacing side. 
I first put down a line of double-sided tape on the lacing tongue. 
The zipper is attached to that, and a second line of tape is laid down on the zipper to hold the lacing strip in place. 
I sew a small tab of leather to the end of the zipper. It acts as a stop, and gives me something to sew through when setting the zipper into the hood. 
The lacing strip (which has been skived down to taper near the end) is held in place with the double-sided tape. This whole sandwich of lacing strip, zipper and lacing tongue are all run through at one time, sewing them all together. 
The strip we create will get sewn in to the rear of the jacket, but I'm following my usual technique for locking the strip into the rolled edge. To do this, I have to start the rolled edge, and insert the strip half-way through. 
I can post a more detailed description of that if anyone's interested...
Our lacing/zipper strip gets some double-sided tape to hold it in place during sewing. 
I tend to do a strip along the top as well, to keep it properly aligned during sewing. 
After sewing the strip in place, this is the final result: A zipped, laced rear opening. 
The lacing is great for adjusting the tightness and intensity. The zipper makes getting in and out a lot quicker and easier. 
And, you'll be happy to note that I did provide a breathing hole. 
That about wraps up this project folks. Thanks for following along! 

Time for some real-world testing…
Wed, Jul 01, 2015
Source: A fetish leathercrafters journal
In this post I'm going to take you through my process for making a foam-padded hood. This is actually two leather hoods: one inside the other with a foam layer in between. The foam provides both an overall tightness, and adds to the sensory-deprivation of the poor victim/lucky slave trapped inside. Also, it looks really cool! Let's get started. I begin with my foam pattern parts, cut out from the same pattern I use for the outer hood. It's about 1" thick, cut out with scissors. 
 There's a front panel for the face, two side panels and two rear panels. 
 There's an offset pattern for this project, as this hood is going to attach to a butterfly straitjacket which will have both a zipper and lacing closure. There is about a 1 inch allowance for the lacing strip. More on that later...
 I layout my parts on the outer leather, which is a 1.2mm thick soft cow hide. 
 Here you see all the parts for the outer layer. Kind'a forms a funny-looking face. 
 For the inner hood, I'm using the classic four-panel pattern that can be found here, made in a soft lamb leather (about 0.7mm thick). I'll only use the front and rear panels (no tongue parts) as the tongue will be created for the entire jacket, not just the hood. More on that later too...
 The weirdest thing about this inner hood is I'm going to build it inside out. I would normally have the seam on the inside of the hood. But since I don't want the seam to press on my slave's pretty little face, I'm going to make the seam on the outside of the hood. 
 This isn't usually possible, as it would look kind of funny to have the seam on the outside. 
 But since the "outside" of this hood is going to be hidden by a layer of foam (and the outer hood), it's the best way to go. I had to really be careful, because I'm so used to the suede side of the workpiece being the one facing out during sewing. All the marks for the pattern were traced on the "good" shiny side of the leather as well. 
 So here I'm done with sewing the inner hood together. 
 With the funny seam allowance sticking out all over...
 But it's nice and smooth on the inside. She's going to love it! 
 I decide to trim the seam allowance to a bit more than 1/8". 
 I put it on the hood form. 
 And from here I can brush on some glue along the seams. 
 I gently pry the seams apart (a stitch ripper helps)...
 ...and flatten the seam all along its length. 
 And here she is all smoothed out. 
 It should feel nice and smooth on the inside. 
 Now for the foam parts. These get hit with a generous coat of spray-adhesive. 
 I decided to spray the inner leather hood as well: I don't want anything moving around once the foam is in place. 
 Plus, it has to stand up to the (pretty tight) outer leather hood being pulled over it. There's a lot of friction between the foam and the leather, so don't skimp on the adhesive. 
 I start with the face piece. This has a center alignment mark from the pattern, which helps make sure it's in the right place. 
 Next, I add in the side panels, being sure to tuck the edges in so the surface is nice and smooth. 

 There's also a dart in the back of the side panels to help it create the cup or bowl-shape of the base of the skull. 
 Coax the foam around, and you can make the seam and dart pretty much go away. 

 It takes some trimming, but the rear foam panels are positioned last. 
 We have a good-looking foam-covered hood at this point. Every thing tucked in, and seamless, ready for the outer heavy leather cover. 

 This is the trickiest part of the whole operation: get the tight outer hood over the foam without pulling anything out of place. It's a really tight fit, so I'm glad I used all that spray glue. 
 Once it's all tugged and pulled into position, I'm pretty happy with the way it is looking. That smooth curved contour is really nice and sculptural, and the contrast between the big head and tiny neck is really sexy. 
 Can't wait to see it on. 
That's it for now... Next time: closing the back, and adding it to the jacket.  


Sat, Jun 27, 2015
Source: A fetish leathercrafters journal
We all know the net is just a never-ending cornucopia of sensual images, and there are so many people better at doing image reposting than I am. But I had to share a set with you guys, because if you haven't seen 'em... you're missing something. Think of it like a current mood board, or a repository of inspirational wonderfulness. 
I always love to see what my friends are looking at too, and sammyPSWKUA and Restricted Senses, all have fantastic tumblrs happening. Check 'em out when you have a chance. Especially if you're into tasteful and intense fetish bondage (Restricted Senses), Asian cutie pies with some very dirty minds and some potty play (sammy), and creative rubbery bondage scenarios (PSWKUA).  

































































Mon, Jun 01, 2015
Source: A fetish leathercrafters journal

It's hard to imagine, but at one time this was actually published as an ad for a business form company. Well, you have to admit: The ad does capture you attention for a rather boring product...

Sat, May 30, 2015
Source: A fetish leathercrafters journal

I just came across an amazing archive of Robert Bishop's artwork completely by accident. It all started when I read an article about how the painter Mark Rothko had died of suicide. Van Gogh also famously killed himself, which got me thinking: "How many other famous visual artists have committed suicide?" I go to the Wikkipedia page, and there in the first column is Robert Bishop! I had no idea... The Wikki entry on Robert was a surprise, and at the bottom was a link to a tumblr account dedicated exclusively to his work. 
It's easy to go down the rabbit hole if you visit the tumblr, and I suggest you go only when you have a decent amount of time to explore. There is a ton of work there, and it's really well presented. Most of the original artwork no longer exists, so it's only through the work of dedicated fans who have tracked down and scanned  the art from magazines and old catalogs that the images are being preserved. 
There are many, many images of things (scenarios, poses, restraints) that just resonate through my mind quite strongly. It's great to see familiar ideas, like the square armbinder (box-tie) type restraint. 
Or something quite close to the bondage booties I did a while back, complete with front lacing and D-rings at the toes. Something close to the leg pockets I've made...
The designs for restraints are carefully thought out and rendered, and in many cases are things that could be actually built in the real world. Of course, for many you'd need limber, flexible models. 


And let's just say that Mr. Bishop seemed to enjoy the ample bosom. 






 Just stunning artistry, and an incredible feel for female anatomy. 
 A fetishist's delight in shiny textures and deeply-set ball gags. 


 Of course, super tall boots...
 Leather harnesses...


 Beautiful headgear...

Even a few straitjackets. This drawing is really lovely I think: 
Even the inspiration for InSex's fiberglass hard case? Possibly... Just so much stunning work. 

Some hood illustrations I'd never seen before: 




 Even a self-portrait. Amazing to think that he did all this work by the age of 46...
Definitely check it out here when you have a chance. 

Sat, May 30, 2015
Source: A fetish leathercrafters journal
C'est quoi une soumission progressive ? D'abord et avant tout, un ressenti, une sensation qui monte progressivement au cours de la séance. Au fur-et-à-mesure que le temps avance, la contrainte se fait plus sévère, les positions plus strictes et dominantes. Plus de cordes et plus d'accessoires...
J'aime ce moment où je m'abandonne à ma propre soumission. Les barrières tombent, j'obéis, je sers, je décore, je suis une chose... le bonheur, quoi !!! 🙂
What is a progressive submission?
First, a feeling, a sensation that rises gradually during the session. As-and-a-As time progresses, the bondage becomes more severe, the highest and dominant positions. More ropes and accessories ...

I love that when I surrender to my own submission. The barriers fall, I obey, I serve, I decorate, I am a thing ... happiness, what !!!









Sat, Apr 11, 2015
Source: Bound in zentai
I found an awesome tutorial about making a life-size animated, struggling bodybagged victim for your front yard Halloween display. It just looked like a lot of fun, and the tape strapping and trash bag look could definitely add atmosphere to your next fetish party. It's not too hard to make, either. I could just see a whole front yard filled with these guys... C'mon, the neighbors already know you're a little weird. 



Of course, it's not a sexy as the real struggling Mina over at Restricted Senses.But we all don't have a Mina, do we? (Also, would you really our beautiful leather sleepsack used on the front lawn? I think not...) 
Thu, Apr 09, 2015
Source: A fetish leathercrafters journal

Sat, Apr 04, 2015
Source: The Spandex Statement

Fri, Apr 03, 2015
Source: The Spandex Statement

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