Scarf Bondage - What "knot" to use ?

[Sir_Hugo]

To those that do scarf bondage, what knot do you use?

I'd like to write a story and make it realistic but haven't discovered a knot to use with scarfs.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Hugo

 

[Spanky1372]

What do you want the knot to do?
Tighten? Not advisable.
Remain loose?
Decorative?

Where is the knot being used?
indoors?
outdoors? public or private space?

whats the weather?
dry?
raining!
Hot or cold
day or night?

How big is the scarf?

What material is the scarf?

 

[Adorabubble]

What do you want the knot to do?
Tighten? Not advisable.
Remain loose?
Decorative?

Where is the knot being used?
indoors?
outdoors? public or private space?

whats the weather?
dry?
raining!
Hot or cold
day or night?

How big is the scarf?

What material is the scarf?

A useful tick list. It's complex enough with the knots let alone getting them tight in different conditions / materials

 

[Spanky1372]

Doesn't have to be tight unless you want it to be tight in certain places I.e. breast and nipples with groin, clit, anus

 

[Treeview]

Many binding knots can be tied in a 'slipped' configuration

Think of the knot used for tying your shoe laces. Each 'bow' that isn't pulled through leaves a slipped half hitch behind.

When you finally decide which knot to choose, there are many, look it up on the web in a 'slipped' configuration.

 

[Adorabubble]

Doesn't have to be tight unless you want it to be tight in certain places I.e. breast and nipples with groin, clit, anus

Yes, it needs hold where you want it and be neat.

 

[Spanky1372]

I'd probably use something like a prussic knot (climbing assist knot) to cinch or loosen it.

 

[jehoram]

To those that do scarf bondage, what knot do you use?

I'd like to write a story and make it realistic but haven't discovered a knot to use with scarfs.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Hugo

You might find better answers in the BDSM forum:

https://forum.literotica.com/forums/bdsm-talk.26/

 

[Spanky1372]

Thanks, don't know why it appeared after it was posted so long ago.

I won't be adding more to it for now.

Interesting stories btw.

 

[Britva415]

Who besides me immediately thought "ah, the old four-in-hand, natch"?

 

[Spanky1372]

Sorry UK, is that American terminology?

 

[Britva415]

Sorry UK, is that American terminology?

I mean, it isn't a Windsor, but I'd be amazed if it were unknown in Britain. I thought it was the stereotypical uniformed schoolchild's knot.

 

[Spanky1372]

Ah gotcha, square knot for me everytime