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	TSR : Web boards : Other Topics : "Kinbaku/shibari help?" Kinbaku/shibari help? (7) This post is on the Other Topics web board (moved from M/s D/s O&P). Fri 8 Jan 10, 4:29 AM MasterJoshspet US, 2 yrs Hello this pet is very new to this site and this is her first time posting so please forgive her if she has posted in the wrong place. Master has taken an interest in japanese rope bondage and this pet thinks it is rather beautiful. He has told pet to research how it is done and find some tutorials for it. Unfortunately pet is having some difficulties with this and was wondering if anyone knew of some insightful (preferably free) websites that can help. Master's pet 8 Jan 10, 5:17 AM ravenkaldera US(MA), 6 yrs I strongly suggest Lee Harrington's book "Shibari You Can Use". It's really excellent. And he's a cool dude. -Raven Kaldera -If you're in charge, it's all on your head. If it's not all on your head, then you're not really in charge. 8 Jan 10, 4:45 PM 688-681-918 US(OR), 2 yrs I have and adore Lee Harrington's book! The other book I have is Midori's The Seductive Art of Japanese Bondage. Both have excellent directions, Lee's has more photographs while Midori's has one photograph for each tie and then instructional drawings. For anything worth having, one must pay the price; and the price is always work, patience, love, self-sacrifice ~no paper currency, no promises to pay, but the gold of real service. ~John Burroughs 10 Jan 10, 8:15 AM 733-988-566 US(WI), 2 yrs Here are some: http://www.japanrope.com/tutorial.html Found that site through this one: http://www.massachusettsbondage.com/tutorials/ Happy Knottings! makes chainmaille and scalemaille in his free time, and occaisionally video games 26 Jan 10, 4:22 AM His_little_one 3 yrs Thanks Raven, this is sooooo what my master is getting for his birthday. Hes a rigger and knows TONS of knots but nothing like these : ) I'm excited and can't wait! His birthday is in March! 26 Jan 10, 2:20 PM SirSeven 3 yrs Lots of free videos here: Twisted Monk. 26 Jan 10, 6:18 PM 650-736-585 GR, 2 yrs Greetings, I find the experience of shibari very rabble-rousing and I enjoy doing it myself too. But alas, most of the times you just NEED another person's help. I've found lots of tutorials by looking up at Google. Try the keywords: shibari, tips, photos, help, etc. You'll get something to start from. Good luck!! • I humbly ask for your tolerance and forgiveness to my ignorance. 28 Jan 10, 5:57 AM 721-832-383 US, 3 yrs here is one that might be helpful especially or beginners http://www.twistedmonk.com/ best wishes proud "property" of Quynn