The Hood - Book 1
A 200 page book or 312MB pdf file on how to make your own made to measure rubber hood.
The book is the first of its kind and alongside detailed instructions are over 300 illustrations and photos.
The Hood is broken down into three sections.
Section One covers everything you need to know to make a made to measure rubber hood. These include taking measurements, choosing your gauge of rubber sheeting, drafting the sections of the hood, slight alterations for style, tidying up your drawing for fit, creating a pattern, techniques of construction including marking out, cutting, rubberising, laminating, gluing, overlaying seams, pressing and then finally the actual making up of the hood.
Section Two is all about reconfiguring your pattern to create different types of hoods. The section also talks about how one might go about making inflatable hoods and how we can even use our templates for a neck corset.
Section Three concerns itself with accessories and adornment. In the first half things like eyepatches, masks, visors, harnesses, system hoods, horns, ears, ponytails, neck ruffles and panelled hoods may all be made. Even how to sew rubber is talked about. In the second half of the book how we may trim and decorate our work is extensively gone into including appliqué and painting on rubber.
The Appendix includes a troubleshooting guide for areas I anticipate may cause problems.
The book is the first of its kind and alongside detailed instructions are over 300 illustrations and photos.
The Hood is broken down into three sections.
Section One covers everything you need to know to make a made to measure rubber hood. These include taking measurements, choosing your gauge of rubber sheeting, drafting the sections of the hood, slight alterations for style, tidying up your drawing for fit, creating a pattern, techniques of construction including marking out, cutting, rubberising, laminating, gluing, overlaying seams, pressing and then finally the actual making up of the hood.
Section Two is all about reconfiguring your pattern to create different types of hoods. The section also talks about how one might go about making inflatable hoods and how we can even use our templates for a neck corset.
Section Three concerns itself with accessories and adornment. In the first half things like eyepatches, masks, visors, harnesses, system hoods, horns, ears, ponytails, neck ruffles and panelled hoods may all be made. Even how to sew rubber is talked about. In the second half of the book how we may trim and decorate our work is extensively gone into including appliqué and painting on rubber.
The Appendix includes a troubleshooting guide for areas I anticipate may cause problems.
For a limited time The Hood book 1 is also available as a physical book, A4 landscape format, ring bound, high quality printing
The cost of the book is £40.00 plus post and packaging
For the UK this makes the cost of the book is
£43.99 standard post
£47.99 tracked and signed
For the rest of Europe the cost of the book is
£48.35 standard post
£52.50 tracked and signed
For the rest of the world the cost of the book is
£53.05 standard post
£57.20 tracked
To purchase the book the method of payment is through Paypal
just click on the link below
The cost of the book is £40.00 plus post and packaging
For the UK this makes the cost of the book is
£43.99 standard post
£47.99 tracked and signed
For the rest of Europe the cost of the book is
£48.35 standard post
£52.50 tracked and signed
For the rest of the world the cost of the book is
£53.05 standard post
£57.20 tracked
To purchase the book the method of payment is through Paypal
just click on the link below
Once there you can enter the amount payable and any details such as your name and address and what you are purchasing otherwise please contact me by email - catastacharisma@gmx.com
Please click on the picture below to go to The Fetishistas review of The Hood
Just one of the types of hoods possible through using the book.
Photo by Goblitographer - see more examples by clicking the link below
Photo by Goblitographer - see more examples by clicking the link below