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We are going to be at London Below on the 6th December

<a href=”http://londonbelow.co.uk” target=_blank>London Below</a>Come and join us on the 6th December at London Below. Try our FREE mini-flogger workshop and see the awesome things this new market has to offer.

With Sexhibition happening and all the other things we are doing we just couldn’t make it to the first London Below event. It was a real shame because it is a brand new event running at Epic Dalston.

We were really excited when the organisers got in contact with us about the next London Below event. Rather than just selling sex/bdsm toys they are trying to do something different by bringing in other styles and tastes, opening up and welcoming in other groups. Exactly what we love to see. There is so much diversity in the alternative life styles it makes a lot of sense to us to bring them together and let them discover new things in each other.

Mini workshop at London Below

[caption id=”attachment_1218” align=”alignright” width=”150”]Mini flogger Our mini-flogger you will be able to make for yourself at London Below[/caption]It also means we get to bring our mini workshop that people loved at Sexhibition to London Below. It’s our way of letting people experience how much fun they can have making their own toys, even those who say they are useless at making things. We see it as a good day if everyone can walk out with a mini-flogger they made themselves. And best of all it’s FREE.

Several people at Sexhibition thought we were mad for giving away all the parts and teaching them how to make the awesome mini-flogger for free. Some even tried to pay for the flogger (which was very sweet of them.) While we do sell the kits if you want to make one at home, we run the workshop at events as a free session for anyone willing to sit down and make one with us.

If you want to give, give to a good cause

Because of the feedback from Sexhibition we are in the processing of connecting with a charity so those who feel they want to give something for the mini-flogger they make. We are not about the “hard sell” even when it comes to charity, but if someone wants to give in return for what we give away, then we want to provide a way for it to do some good.

We don’t know who we are going to support just yet as we are talking to a number of charities that have meaning to us. But you can be sure it will a good cause.

We hope you can make it to the event, and we will see you there.