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Willy Makin'


How to make your own packy

Introduction

Willies are inexpensive packing devices that you can make at home. Assembled from condoms, a gel filler, and nylon knee-highs, they provide a soft pants filler that absorbs your body heat and feels real under a casual grope. I have never known anyone to have failed the grope test when packing with this type of willy. Willy's are also durable; you will have to try hard to break one. They last about three months before you will need to make a new one.

Materials

  • 6 Condoms (unlubed, no reservoir tip) - Try Trojan Reds
  • 2 Pairs of knee-highs (if whatever color you want your willy)
  • Filler (either KY because it's odorless, or alcohol free hair gel)

Equipment

  • Sewing needle
  • Thread
  • Scissors
  • A wide mouth jar for making filling the condoms easier

Filling The Condoms

1. Take a condom, stretch it over the mouth of your container.

2. Fill it with gel about a 1/3 of the way. Check for appropriate size... this is going to be one of your balls.

3. Work the gel into the tip when you have filled it as much as you want.

4. Tie a knot just at the top of the gel and pull the rest of the condom back over the rest of the ball.

5. Take a second condom and drop the ball inside it twisting the condom over the top and pulling the rest of the condom back over it. (Wouldn't want those suckers to leak!)

6. Repeat steps 1 - 5 for the second ball.

7. For the dick, fill the condom 1/2 or more--in relation to your body size. (Remember this is a flaccid packing piece!) Repeat the same tying and covering steps. 

Assembling The Parts

1. Take one of the knee-highs and put the larger of the filled condoms in it so that the seam is along the side.

2. Put a second knee-high over the first so the seam is down by the tip, but not pulled tight.

3. Pull both edges of the seam around the shaft at about where the head should be and secure it with a stitch.

4. Either sew in place or leave unsecured depending on if you want a circumcised penis or not. (Be careful to sew through nylons only...wouldn't want to spring a leak.

5. Gather up the loose nylon on the underside of the shaft and sew it with a whip stitch (around & around) the material of the outer knee-high and the seam of the inner knee-high making the vein.

6. Put each of the balls in their own knee-high and then put 2 in a knee-high together.

7. Sew a single stitch between the two balls to hold them in place. 

Sewing The Parts

1. Position the shaft over the balls in a realistic position and begin sewing them together by stitching right along the base of the shaft.

2. Next sew the sides of the nylons together up about 8-10cm above where you just were sewing across).

3. Cut the knee-highs off at the 10cm point and sew across the top.

4. Fold this flap over to the back and sew again making a loop. The loop you can either use to safety pin your willing in your pants or run elastic through it. If you wear fitted underwear like a jock strap or briefs, you most likely won't need to secure it with anything.

Text by Eliot Kerwyn Daughtry -- Killer Banshee Productions

 

 

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