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Preston, Lancashire, United Kingdom
I am a mature lady, self-employed professional Mistress with my own chambers / medical white room in Preston, UK. My specialities are bondage, medical play and breath control. I am dedicated to my work but I also like to be creative in other ways, a hobby dressmaker, designing and making my own clothes, especially fetish styles in fetish materials. I enjoy fetishwear both inside and outside my playrooms.
Showing posts with label craft and design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craft and design. Show all posts

Tuesday, 27 March 2018

A Soft Bondage Update

I have been receiving queries from gentlemen recently, asking me for more information about my satin sleep sack. I’m not too sure what more there is to say as I believed I’d thoroughly covered everything that needed mentioning on my website; all the facts about its features and some photos to show it in use.


Padded satin mittens
However, after digging through my archives I found a couple of extra photos of the sleep sack that were taken during one of my sessions, plus a photo of the padded satin mittens that I use with it. The mittens have not previously been shown but do a great job of preventing my captive from fiddling with any of my knots. Hopefully these additional photos will go a good way to satisfying the curiosity of those who have been in touch.

Bondage is a big love of mine and along with my medical play has become one of my top Mistress specialities. I have loads of options available, restraints and bodybags in leather and latex being the typical fetish favourites for most, but these don't necessarily have the same appeal for everyone.


Full soft bondage enclosure with many ties
At the time I created the sleep sack I believed there were gentlemen out there who had no desire for anything so strict as a tight bodybag or unforgiving leather restraints, and as there seemed a shortage of Dommes advertising anything different for their clientele I decided some soft bondage may well be appreciated. I designed my sleep sack with this in mind and sought to make a luxurious all encompassing model that would spoil the gentlemen who chose to wear it.

I could have made my sleep sack from any number of fabrics, a piece of curtain or sack cloth would have achieved the same results, but I focussed on the ‘soft’ element and voted for a material with the softest tactile properties. A luxury liquid satin would not only look chic but would have more appeal, which it obviously has judging by the number of queries I have received.

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So what happens in a sleep sack session?


Satin sleep sack with matching hood
You will be asked to strip to naked, hence giving you the best sensations from the soft fabric. You are given padded mittens to wear which are strapped to your wrists, then with my assistance you slither inside the sleep sack and the zip is closed.

The sleep sack is incredibly slippery, you can happily wriggle around inside it without being able to escape, my matching satin ties will make sure of that, they are used to secure my captive to the bag itself.

The idea is to enjoy the bondage and there are quite a lot of satin ties that I use in different ways; as gags and blindfolds, for achieving a few bondage positions, or for additional restraint while you remain enclosed and totally covered inside the double layers of the slippy bag.

The material is breathable so there is no risk of suffocation even if I use the head bag, which I usually do even if for a short time, allowing you to totally emerse yourself in the situation.

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There. I must have covered everything now!


If there is anything more you need to know you will just have to discover it for yourself. I recommend one hour for your soft bondage session. Session prices are given on my website HERE. 

Monday, 17 July 2017

Whip and Stirrups

No, it's neither the name of a pub or anything to do with horse riding.


I've just been engaging in a spot of leather craft again.


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Not my favourite hobby but being a bondage specialist it’s proved handy having a little leather craft knowhow. Whether it be a broken snap fastening or rivet that needs replacing, a worn out strap or general functional improvements, my leather hardware does receive maintenance to keep it working safely and looking smart. Then occasionally a slightly more elaborate project needs to be done - like adding stirrups to the leather suspension harness I use in my playroom.

Mistress Maggie and her leather whip

My suspension harness is a really heavy thing and capable of supporting a slaves weight all on its own. However, there are times when it’s useful to get my slaves legs up as well, especially when I’m wearing my strap on.

Stirrups were never supplied with my harness, so I’ve been making do with loops of rope or chain for leg support, whilst constantly reminding myself that I should have a go at making a dedicated pair of leather ones to complete my suspension kit.

Ebay to the rescue then, where I found a chunky leather offcut suitable for the job, along with some pieces of equestrian style strapping.

To cut a long blog short, after several hours of hole punching and banging in rivets I could finally put my hammer down and admire my new stirrups.

Leather stirrups for suspension

The picture above shows the finished result, plus for the benefit of the bondage enthusiasts amongst you, the best opportunity you'll have to inspect my fine leather craft in detail. Because I’m pretty sure that once you’re restrained and suspended from my ceiling with my strap on up your arse, my new leather stirrups will be the last thing on your mind!

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Tidying up, I found there were still a few pieces of leather strapping left on my craft table, quite decent pieces that didn’t deserve to be thrown away. By coincidence I also had a slave begging to see me in a few days’ time who truly deserved a beating: guilty of forgetting his slave collar on three of his last six visits, guilty of sloppiness, and guilty of doing a great job of allowing his basic manners and etiquette to decline, both in and out of my Chambers.

The obvious solution was instant; to make a whip that would take care of a very hard punishment for this very poor slave. A whip with a longer reach than my others, to distance my ears from his cries of pain as I tested it out on his back.

A homemade CP implement. Half whip, half tawse

A very severe four tailed implement was made, halfway between a tawse and a whip and consequently used to administer a meaningful punishment.

It’s true to say that the offending slave now knows what you get when you make Mistress Maggie genuinely angry. Lets hope he’s the last to earn such a lesson.

A smashing whip though! - Now added to my CP repertoire. 

A bare back beating for a negligent slave

Tuesday, 10 January 2017

A Steampunk Mask


I have just put the final touches to my latest craft project.

A STEAMPUNK GAS MASK WITH A DEFINITE EMPHASIS ON PUNK


















I chose a cute looking Russian kiddies gas mask as a foundation for my design. The position of the rubber hose at centre front is a little unusual in gas masks and a feature that gives my mask a novel character. The first thing I did was attach a latex hood to it and put a zip fastening at the back.

I attempted to give my mask a feminine spin by adding exaggerated lashes and long ribboned braids, before decorating it with archetypal punk elements in shiny silver metal. I am a bit of a magpie when it comes to small metal embellishments and had many types to pick from in my project box.

Mistress Maggie wearing her latex steampunk gas mask creation.

Nothing beats the allure of rubber breathplay. Luckily I can get away with wearing a gas mask in a small kids size, and not only does my completed steampunk creation look beautiful but it also remains fully functional.


















The mask will be on display in my chambers for the next few months, where if you are visiting for a session and fancy a steam or even cyberpunk moment, I will be pleased to model my bizarre gas mask creation for you on request.

I would like to give a big thank you to Marco for his kind gift of the red spiky collar seen in the photos here.

Tuesday, 5 July 2016

Chic Cathouse Couture

After seeing their latest designs in animal print and textured latex online, I just had to go and visit the Cathouse Clothing shop and check them out first-hand.

Mistress wearing a Cathouse floral latex corset
My slave was ordered to drive me there, and he kindly offered to buy a new garment for me from the impressive Cathouse collection.

Caroline is the shop owner and our paths have crossed in the past. She often had a stall at the many fetish clubs I used to attend, where she sold her PVC and latex clothes and fetish accessories, sometimes putting on a catwalk show so she could show them off to their best.

A long time has gone by since we last saw each other and I’d wondered if I would still recognise her, but I did and she recognised me and it was really lovely to become re-acquainted once again.

Mistress in a chic textured latex skirt by Cathouse
Caroline must have been designing and making fetish wear for as long as I have been working as a professional Mistress. A fine example of two ladies who have worked hard and established their own successful businesses.

The Cathouse shop is a little treasure trove tucked away at the back of a business park in Liversedge, Yorkshire. The rails are packed full of fashion items made from a wide range of fetish materials and to suit all pockets. Caroline has always been enterprising with her designs, never being afraid of using prints and colour to create unique garments, and is now able to make her own textured latex sheeting, which was my primary reason for visiting.

I bought a chic pencil skirt in a baroque print and my slave bought me a tight pinching corset with a simple flower design. Both pictured here. These are gorgeous products and I think another visit to the Cathouse Clothing shop is on the cards in the not too distant future.

Wednesday, 10 February 2016

A Playroom DIY Project

I am just about to begin a DIY project that will help improve my playroom space. I need a good way to organise my toys and particularly my ever expanding collection of latex hoods.

I hope to transform a piece of inexpensive pine furniture which I found at a charity shop into an antique style chest of drawers that’s in keeping with my other pieces of playroom furniture.

Before

A dark oil wood stain, cast iron handles and a decorative applique have all been purchased to jazz up my wooden chest. I am quite good at DIY, it should not take me too long to have it complete, and I reckon it will be finished and looking good in my playroom in just a matter of days. 

At last I can look forward to having a dedicated space where I can store my latex hoods.


After

Here's the finished result. I think it looks right at home in my play space.

Tuesday, 27 January 2015

The Latex Skirt

A genuine wardrobe hiccup inspired me to write this poem -

I had a skirt, you could see right through it,
My slaves adored it and I knew it.

Then one day I went and blew it,
I was putting it on and my hand went through it.

I thought I’d mend it, I did pursue it,
But the damage was bad, I could not do it.

I promised myself if I couldn’t rescue it
That I’d make my own skirt, there’s not a lot to it.

Now, when I make a promise I like to stick to it
And just by luck had the latex to do it.

I layed out my pattern and carefully drew it,
It didn’t take long to cut it and glue it.

A few hours later I was stepping into it.
Here is a picture, I’d like you to view it.

It's my new latex skirt. Can you see right through it?

My new see through latex skirt