James Blandings
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Dr Blue said he wished he had a toy bag, so here's a few tips for him, and others, to start building a nice collection with one good shopping trip.
Start out at the local hardware. A couple thick dowels and a handful of eyehooks , and you can make a couple nice spreader bars in a few minutes. Pick up a handful of large metal clips while you are there, some big paint stirrers (great stingy paddles!), clothespins,candles,a nice length of chain, and some rope. (If you can get different colors of rope, cut them in color coded lengths, so say, red rope is 10 ft long, white rope is 4 ft, etc.) Those little bungee cord things are fun to use for bondage too, and have a great advantage. The sub will be able to move around less and less as they tire out pulling against them, creating the illusion that the bondage is getting tighter (subs forget you read that)
Another great place to stop is a fabric store. Cotton batting comes is rope type lengths that are both very stong, and very soft.
Next stop, the pet supply store. Dog collars come in all sizes, from big enough to use for collar to small enough for wrist and ankle restraints. And of course, you want to buy a leash.
Kitchen supply stores. I recommend William-Sonoma. The kitchen utensil aisle might as well be labelled Paddles. Those big pizza spatulas make great paddles.
Tack stores. Even if you live in the big city, there's one not too far from you. Riding crops are not expensive, and don't worry what the salespeople think, they've sold hundreds of them to people they know don't have horse. Take a look at the harness rigging, you never know what you might find that can be rigged into restraints or a strap. Oh, and grooming gloves, excellent to wear when giving a spanking.
OK, so, stopping at those few store, spending maybe $100 and taking an hour or so to put thngs together you've got the following for your toy bag:
spreader bars
rope
chains
candles
clothespins
paddles
cuffs
collar
leash
crop
strap
spanking glove.
Pretty good start I'll say, and since you didn't spend much, maybe you can afford one expensive toy, a whip or a flogger.
And , also, if you put together a toy bag, include a first aid kit.
Start out at the local hardware. A couple thick dowels and a handful of eyehooks , and you can make a couple nice spreader bars in a few minutes. Pick up a handful of large metal clips while you are there, some big paint stirrers (great stingy paddles!), clothespins,candles,a nice length of chain, and some rope. (If you can get different colors of rope, cut them in color coded lengths, so say, red rope is 10 ft long, white rope is 4 ft, etc.) Those little bungee cord things are fun to use for bondage too, and have a great advantage. The sub will be able to move around less and less as they tire out pulling against them, creating the illusion that the bondage is getting tighter (subs forget you read that)
Another great place to stop is a fabric store. Cotton batting comes is rope type lengths that are both very stong, and very soft.
Next stop, the pet supply store. Dog collars come in all sizes, from big enough to use for collar to small enough for wrist and ankle restraints. And of course, you want to buy a leash.
Kitchen supply stores. I recommend William-Sonoma. The kitchen utensil aisle might as well be labelled Paddles. Those big pizza spatulas make great paddles.
Tack stores. Even if you live in the big city, there's one not too far from you. Riding crops are not expensive, and don't worry what the salespeople think, they've sold hundreds of them to people they know don't have horse. Take a look at the harness rigging, you never know what you might find that can be rigged into restraints or a strap. Oh, and grooming gloves, excellent to wear when giving a spanking.
OK, so, stopping at those few store, spending maybe $100 and taking an hour or so to put thngs together you've got the following for your toy bag:
spreader bars
rope
chains
candles
clothespins
paddles
cuffs
collar
leash
crop
strap
spanking glove.
Pretty good start I'll say, and since you didn't spend much, maybe you can afford one expensive toy, a whip or a flogger.
And , also, if you put together a toy bag, include a first aid kit.
made me do it.
Blue
