How to Make Homemade Sex Toys

It’s been said that our use of tools is what separates humans from animals (barring chimpanzees and a few birds, I believe). So what’s to stop us from bringing tools into the bedroom to explore our inner “animals” and improve our sexual experiences?

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

1. For some, the answer is either cost or, for the more timid, a fear of getting caught buying sex toys. But even those adventurous types who routinely prowl the inventory of sellers like Adam & Eve, find that making their own sex toys can be a fun and creative challenge.
2. A homemade sex toy can be as simple as a clothespin turned into a nipple clamp or a cucumber turned into a dildo. In fact, long before the famous pie scene in American Pie, inventive guys have been using fruit, pillows, fabric and pastry as their own homemade sex toys.
   
   But inventive girls have lots of easy options too. For a quick dildo, they can get creative with condoms stuffed with an endless variety of fillings.
3. Then there’s homemade toys for the more mechanically inclined. Great projects on the Internet abound at sites like www.homemade-sex-toys.com. Or, if you have some time on your hands, attempt to build your own sex doll with these instructions.
   
   For a more loosey-goosey approach, just take a trip to your local hardware store. A simple battery vibrator, for example, is loaded with potential. A feather duster can inspire fantasy play and be an instrument of torture tickling. A few ropes can pave the way to a hot bondage session. In fact, you may be surprised to see that almost everything in a hardware store has intriguing sexual possibilities. And no one looking at your basket of purchases would ever be the wiser.

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