Rope escapes

This journal gallery shows a selection of photos of Dee trying to escape from Mick's ropes, either alone or with the help of other bound friends.

Mick's goal is weave the ropes around Dee to achieve three goals:

• Dee must not be able to escape (at least not without help)
• Dee must be comfortable enough to enjoy the rope and not loose circulation
• The tie must be symmetrical...aesthetics are important, so neatness and uniformity are also important, but symmetry is essential

To see these ties broken down by category, go to the No Fake Bondage journal entry.

Dee's favorite escape partner, K Here Dee and friend are tied at New year's Lots of fun watching them work together Dee likes me to put the knots in 'interesting' places So she can untie them with her teeth Purple rope on tan skin Which rope goes where Almost loose There, my arms are free Another tie with wrist to elbow to knee to ankle Oops, she can twist far enough to reach her knee with her teeth With her wrist free... She can get her wrists loose With her wrists loose, she can reach her legs And escape completely A simple but inescapable tie But her wrists are tied very tightly and in danger of loosing circulation Dee in a three-girl tie...one of the girls could reach her ankles, and they eventually all got loose Dee at a B-Wtiches party (hence the bodysuit, months before Alannis Morrisette) After the photo, she got loose by getting her arms around her head Dee and Donna More teeth to the rescue A suspension tie designed by David Lawrence Wrists tied palm-to-palm Designed for suspension, lots of rope around the upper torso David tied judy in hemp, and I followed along in nylon But when told to escape, they simply pulled their wrists free An attempt to weave an armbinder Rear view...it was secure, but the knots made it too uncomfortable for long-term wear Another attempt at a comfortable armbinder...she got loose Front view of another attempt to bind her arms Rear view, failed...she could rotate her arms to the front and reach the knot A new starting point, crossed in back over the shoulder and cross-weaved in front The wrists are tied separately, and the arms cinched together The upper arms are cinched to the body a second time Rear view of second layer complete Add a third layer to prevent the arm cinches from being pulled down over the elbow Rear view before escape attempt Finally, she can't escape, can't reach the knot just below her neck, and can't pull the upper arm cinch down over the elbow