Bunnydough discovered a passion for self-tying during the isolation of the pandemic. She spent countless hours embracing the variety of sensations, intentions, and emotions inherent to the practice. She enjoys navigating the different mindsets that self-tying allows her to explore throughout a session. Eager to share her love and understanding of this discipline, she naturally transitioned from a solitary practice to sharing her skills with a wider audience through teaching, performing, and creating opportunities for others to discover what she loves about the art of self-tying.

Self-tying, being tied, tying—Bunnydough loves everything that involves rope. She has been teaching self-tying for over three years in Montreal and other North American cities. She regularly ties others with the same mindset she enjoys when tying herself: where sadism and care meet.

This is not an introduction to selftie class! Participants should have a good understanding of suspension line management and self-tying in general.

They should know how to tie a single-column knot on themselves (ankle, waist, thigh, etc.), as well as different harnesses to suspend heavier parts of the body (upper body, lower body, thighs).

At least 6-8 jute ropes (or hemp eventually), ideally 6mm in diameter and averaging 7-8 meters in lenght will be required.
+ safety tool

You can buy some at La Cabäne if needed.

If you cancel more than 2 weeks in advance, we will refund your ticket.

The worshop is open to English speakers. If non-French speakers are present, the workshop will be in English! If everyone speaks French, it will be in French! :)

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