LINGERIE DIAMOND NET BODY STOCKING

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The arms not being covered could be easy enough to fix. Just buy the leggins in the photo above, cut a hole where the...uh....."business area" is, slip your head through that and then the legs would go over your arms.
So all you'd have to do is buy two of just the leggings and that should cover every thing.
 
While the girls in the photos are hot.... the netting is too wide.

You guys can get sports netting on ebay. I got some for $15 and it was enough to do 3 suits.
 
While the girls in the photos are hot.... the netting is too wide.

You guys can get sports netting on ebay. I got some for $15 and it was enough to do 3 suits.

My original goal was to locate a lingerie/fetish retailer that offered a much higher quality body net suit which is made from a thicker & stronger type of actual netting/rope material (just like sports netting) & also is already made into a bodysuit form. There's gotta be some place that sells a suit like those pictured & made from far better quality net...but damned if I could find it since every online store displays the exact same stock image & many also go by various different item names.

I've thought a lot about using that type of netting material too in the past, but I opted away just cuz I felt it'd just become way too much of a pain trying to cut into a single pattern shape so it would fit uniformly around a body & then stay put in all the required areas.
Do you have any advice (or a single pattern shape) for how to cut a flat piece of sports netting into a body pattern? What's the best way to piece it together (hand stitch? glue?) onto the body so it remains in an even & proportionate look while being worn?
 
Well when I make my suits I have them on a duct tape dummy. So I take a corner and lay the netting on the front side of it so it covers the arms. The just start cutting around the dummy making sure I leave a little extra to go over the back side. Then flip and do the back side. You should have a little left over that you cut away and you can use those plastic zip ties (they have them in smaller sizes and black too) and zip them together. Or you can just tie the two sides together and then glue the knot it so it wont ever seperate. I even glue a few spots under the armor with Shoe Goo. If you do that you don't want to go all the way out to the edge with the glue though.

Thats how I do it. But everyone else has to put netting on their suits so maybe they will chime in with the way they do it.
 
Well when I make my suits I have them on a duct tape dummy. So I take a corner and lay the netting on the front side of it so it covers the arms. The just start cutting around the dummy making sure I leave a little extra to go over the back side. Then flip and do the back side. You should have a little left over that you cut away and you can use those plastic zip ties (they have them in smaller sizes and black too) and zip them together. Or you can just tie the two sides together and then glue the knot it so it wont ever seperate. I even glue a few spots under the armor with Shoe Goo. If you do that you don't want to go all the way out to the edge with the glue though.

Thats how I do it. But everyone else has to put netting on their suits so maybe they will chime in with the way they do it. B)

Right back at ya.
I used thin black plastic netting (For use in a garden) with diamonds about the right size, drap it over myself get some one to use small cable ties to follow my form and cut it.Tidy up the seams and presto!
Used to have top and bottom.
Worked well and was cheap as!

"May the prey be many and your blade never dull"
 
As I am a relatively short person (5' 4"), I bought an extra large pair of fishnet stockings for my netting. They stretch right over all of my body and (because when it streches the holes become bigger) you can just stick your arms through two of the holes at the top (you can cut it to make the holes bigger if you wish).
Only problem is that it doesn't cover your arms.
 
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