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I regularly hold classes on toy making at BackDrop and for other groups.<BR> | I regularly hold classes on toy making at BackDrop and for other groups.<BR> | ||
You can check [http://www.backdrop.net/events/ <s>our club calendar</s>] for dates. | * You can check [http://www.backdrop.net/events/ <s>our club calendar</s>] for dates. | ||
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For an extensive toy making site, I would recommend | For an extensive toy making site, I would recommend | ||
Revision as of 02:54, 21 November 2019
Almost all of the sessions house in the Bay Area, at one time or another, have bought equipment from me, from racks to crosses, from cuffs to harnesses.
I regularly hold classes on toy making at BackDrop and for other groups.
- You can check
our club calendarfor dates.
For an extensive toy making site, I would recommend
Links for Toy Making supplies:
- My favorite sources for toy making are:
- Swap meets and/or flea markets: it is amazing what people throw away!
- Local hardware store: Orchard Supply, Home Depot (or as I call it: Dom Depot!)
- My garage: you can always find something that can be converted into a kinky toy - a "pervertable"
- Pictures/catalogs of what other people have built - how can I make it easier, better, more tie down points <G>
- The local Tandy Leather shop or its' equivalent.
- The local auto or marine supply store - Chrome chains, nuts and bolts, oh my!
- Sartan of Treve has a wonderful online catalog for all those "little pieces" that you need for leather making at Sartan's online "Hardware Store"
- The Frugal Domme has an online page of toy making supplies at: Frugal Dommes website
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