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“Everyone carries a shadow, and the less it is embodied in the individual's conscious life, the blacker and denser it is.” - Carl Jung © 2013 by Greenery Press. All rights reserved. Except for brief passages quoted in newspaper, magazine, radio, television or Internet reviews, no part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying or recording or by information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the Publisher. Cover design by JohnnyInk. Published in the United States by Greenery Press. Distributed by SCB Distributors, Gardena, CA. Readers should be aware that BDSM and fetish play, like all sexual activities, carries an inherent risk of physical and/or emotional injury. While we believe that following the guidelines set forth in this book will minimize that potential, the writer and publisher encourage you to be aware that you are taking some risk when you decide to engage in these activities, and to accept personal responsibility for assuming that risk. In acting on the information in this book, you agree to accept that information as is and with all faults. Neither the author, the publisher, nor anyone else associated with the creation or sale of this book is responsible for any damage sustained. C ONTENTS I. I NTRODUCTION How to use this book Patterns Tools Hardware Other materials II. C LOTHING Kimono Robe Hakama Zentai Bodysuit Feet Simplified gloves Gloves Mask III. L EATHER Bracer Gothic gauntlets Samurai gauntlets Female thong Male thong Heavy thong Garter belt Slippers Tabi Corset Vest Chaps Gloves Eye masks Female eye mask variation Male eye mask variation Masks Lace up mask Half mask IV. R ESTRAINTS Collar Chain collar Chain collar variation Heavy collar Posture collar Arm bands Padded cuffs Wrap around cuffs Four-way clip Leash Reins Head harness Chastity belt Prison Female harness Male harness V. S D ENSORY EPRIVATION Padded blindfold Eyes open blindfold Disc blindfold Basic ball gag Head harness gag Muzzle Leather mitts Fist mitts Bondage hood VI. P LEASURE Ring harness Plug harness Strap harness Sheath Corset sheath VII. PAIN Easy flogger Crop Flogger Singletail A . R FTERWORD ITUALCRAFT Appendices Figures Index The vignettes found throughout this book are taken from the Egyptian Amduat, or “book of what is in the underworld,” as painted on the walls of the tomb of Tuthmosis III. “Know the way of the Sungod through the beyond! This is a very true remedy, proven a million times.” For questions, comments and resources: www.fetishcraft.net C I HAPTER Introduction Most of us live in a consumer society where we purchase what we need and what we want, leaving the design and construction to someone else, presumably someone with more experience and skill than us. There are, however, certain areas – some might say the most important areas – where we intervene to shape the course of creation. When it comes to our homes, we do not typically ask someone else to choose the decor, nor do we usually leave our tattoo to the artist’s discretion. Our private lives, often the truest possible expression of our inner selves, are where we most desire creative control. This book was written to assist the reader in designing and constructing fetishwear, restraints, sensory deprivation devices, toys and whips. When the fit should be precise, as is generally the case with fetishwear, making one’s own garments is ideal. Unfortunately, stores that sell fetishwear, where one might try before buying, are not accessible to most at this time. Many products are available on the Internet, but these purchases can often result in sizing problems. Either way the cost can be prohibitive. As more people acquire the kinds of skills taught in this book, though, availability will increase, and cost will decrease. This book was written to be a creative resource, so think of the projects as simplified designs, or templates. Following the instructions will make a quality
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