Foundation for Sex Positive Culture presents: Decorative Knots
Get the basics for making a knotty Halloween costume!

Rope and knots can be a great fetish without actually restricting someone’s movement any more than normal clothing. You can have fun dressing your partner up or dressing yourself up. Rope can be something you wear out just to show your inclination or to create a fetish ensemble when you “have nothing to wear”.

This class will offer building blocks to creating sexy rope wear. You can incorporate these tools into other bondage ties, or use them by themselves as a fashion statement. Emphasis will be on learning a few basics and then encouraging creativity.
Please bring a couple of lengths of rope from 12 – 30 feet in length. You do not need a partner for this class but for some exercises you will be paired up with other people in the class.

No experience necessary. All sexes, genders, ethnicities, sexual orientations, relationship orientations welcome and celebrated.
Cost at the door: $30.
Attendance is limited to 25 people.
Questions may be directed to: education@thefspc.org

About the Educator:

Jim Duvall began his career as an erotic photographer in the early days of the World Wide Web when he started janesguide.com with his former partner. He has provided photographic content for many online endeavors.  His art has been shown at the Seattle Erotic Art Festival and many other art festivals around North America. He helped start The Betty Pages, an LGBT magazine, and was a contributor for the magazine for 5 years.

As a sexuality activist Mr. Duvall has volunteered for many organizations over the years. He is a founder of the Center for Sex Positive Culture (CSPC) and the Seattle Erotic Art Festival. He is a past President and Board member of the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom and CSPC and the current Board member and past President of the Board for the Foundation for Sex Positive Culture.
Jim Duvall teaches on a variety of topics from erotic photography to rope bondage all over North America. Currently he works as a fine art photographer in Seattle, WA.

This event is presented by the Foundation for Sex Positive Culture. Please go to TheFSPC.org for more information.