Liberator Throe Alternative
I agree with what has been said. Though if you're really in a bind, you could get washable water-proof plastic/paper/whatever that you stick under sheets, and then go to a fabric store and pick out the softest fabric of your choice for two sides, cut everything to what you want, sew it, and presto!
In fact, the paper might not be good or too thin, so why not try a cheap shower curtain? (The plastic ones, not the fabric ones.) You can wash them in the washer just fine, cut them to fit (buy the biiiiig ones just to be sure) and then get the fabric you want. :3 just do put in the dryer, or if you do, do low knits/delicates/air dry. Or hang it.
...now I have the idea to make my own water-proof throes to sell! XD I loooove the minky fabric, I might have to do it now and see how well it goes!
Just remember to sew the edges with the curtain sewn in with it, or it'll bunch up inside. I also suggest adding an edging all around, too.
Anyone else done this before and have it work?
In fact, the paper might not be good or too thin, so why not try a cheap shower curtain? (The plastic ones, not the fabric ones.) You can wash them in the washer just fine, cut them to fit (buy the biiiiig ones just to be sure) and then get the fabric you want. :3 just do put in the dryer, or if you do, do low knits/delicates/air dry. Or hang it.
...now I have the idea to make my own water-proof throes to sell! XD I loooove the minky fabric, I might have to do it now and see how well it goes!
Just remember to sew the edges with the curtain sewn in with it, or it'll bunch up inside. I also suggest adding an edging all around, too.
Anyone else done this before and have it work?
08/28/2010
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That looks promising. Might need to get two, one for picnics and one for the bedroom!
Originally posted by
P'Gell
We use this for sitting on the grass, fire works, picnics, parties, outdoor activities etc.
Neat Sheet
It never occurred to me to use it during sex until now.
Then, I don't know if I would want the kids lying all over it on the ...
Neat Sheet
It never occurred to me to use it during sex until now.
Then, I don't know if I would want the kids lying all over it on the ...
We use this for sitting on the grass, fire works, picnics, parties, outdoor activities etc.
Neat Sheet
It never occurred to me to use it during sex until now.
Then, I don't know if I would want the kids lying all over it on the 4th.
Neat Sheet
It never occurred to me to use it during sex until now.
Then, I don't know if I would want the kids lying all over it on the 4th.
09/12/2010
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Also if you were to sew over the 3 layer sandwich, Kind of like if you were making a quilt. This would stop the 3 layers from each trying to go in their own directions.
Originally posted by
Envy
I agree with what has been said. Though if you're really in a bind, you could get washable water-proof plastic/paper/whatever that you stick under sheets, and then go to a fabric store and pick out the softest fabric of your choice for two sides, cut
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I agree with what has been said. Though if you're really in a bind, you could get washable water-proof plastic/paper/whatever that you stick under sheets, and then go to a fabric store and pick out the softest fabric of your choice for two sides, cut everything to what you want, sew it, and presto!
In fact, the paper might not be good or too thin, so why not try a cheap shower curtain? (The plastic ones, not the fabric ones.) You can wash them in the washer just fine, cut them to fit (buy the biiiiig ones just to be sure) and then get the fabric you want. :3 just do put in the dryer, or if you do, do low knits/delicates/air dry. Or hang it.
...now I have the idea to make my own water-proof throes to sell! XD I loooove the minky fabric, I might have to do it now and see how well it goes!
Just remember to sew the edges with the curtain sewn in with it, or it'll bunch up inside. I also suggest adding an edging all around, too.
Anyone else done this before and have it work?
In fact, the paper might not be good or too thin, so why not try a cheap shower curtain? (The plastic ones, not the fabric ones.) You can wash them in the washer just fine, cut them to fit (buy the biiiiig ones just to be sure) and then get the fabric you want. :3 just do put in the dryer, or if you do, do low knits/delicates/air dry. Or hang it.
...now I have the idea to make my own water-proof throes to sell! XD I loooove the minky fabric, I might have to do it now and see how well it goes!
Just remember to sew the edges with the curtain sewn in with it, or it'll bunch up inside. I also suggest adding an edging all around, too.
Anyone else done this before and have it work?
It could be as fancy as you want, or as simple as a few lines just here and there.
10/11/2010
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Keep in mind that every sew line means there's a row of holes that can let stuff through.
Originally posted by
Love Buzz
Also if you were to sew over the 3 layer sandwich, Kind of like if you were making a quilt. This would stop the 3 layers from each trying to go in their own directions.
It could be as fancy as you want, or as simple as a few lines just here and ...
It could be as fancy as you want, or as simple as a few lines just here and ...
Also if you were to sew over the 3 layer sandwich, Kind of like if you were making a quilt. This would stop the 3 layers from each trying to go in their own directions.
It could be as fancy as you want, or as simple as a few lines just here and there.
It could be as fancy as you want, or as simple as a few lines just here and there.
I wonder if you could get a waterproof layer that would work with that "iron to stick" stuff.
10/12/2010
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I'm so dumb sometimes lol - of course sewing it would put holes in it thus liquids could possibly get through.
Originally posted by
ScottA
Keep in mind that every sew line means there's a row of holes that can let stuff through.
I wonder if you could get a waterproof layer that would work with that "iron to stick" stuff.
I wonder if you could get a waterproof layer that would work with that "iron to stick" stuff.
You can however buy spray on fabric glue, or sheets of double sided iron on glue like stuff from quilting/craft shops
10/14/2010
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That's brilliant. And here I thought the commercials were a load of bunk...
Originally posted by
HelleCat
I know in the dungeons around here in the kink scene, quite a few people opt for buying the ....believe it or not....ShamWow towels. A few of the more creative girls have made covers for their shams and simply use it, ring it out in the tub if
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I know in the dungeons around here in the kink scene, quite a few people opt for buying the ....believe it or not....ShamWow towels. A few of the more creative girls have made covers for their shams and simply use it, ring it out in the tub if needed, then throw it in the wash.
05/11/2011
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