>>12238
>>12238
Aaaah, I remember the days when I was a young fetishist living with my parents when I was in highschool. No mail ordering anything there. Had to make everything from scratch. What a pain that was.
First of all, do you have access to a sewing machine? If not, well, get comfy because hand sewing is a bitch. Particularly when elastic is involved.
YOU WILL NEED: VINYL SHEETING from your local fabric store. That's as good as you're going to be able to do, this stuff is usually used for windows on camping tents. 1" WIDE ELASTIC BAND usually sold for making waistbands. Recall this will be against your skin, so don't buy anything you think will chafe like a bitch. SOME SORT OF THREAD I'd suggest polyester if you can get it. Deals with water better.
Believe it or not, patterning this shit is way easier than you'd think.
Notice the shape in the picture above? You pretty much fold over the length of vinyl you want in two, then you can cut it into a pattern with the two leg holes at about 45 degree angles from the crotch. The top should be about 0.75 to 1.5X the size of the pants you normally wear.
Leg holes are a bit more tricky, but trial fit the garment by pulling it up between your legs like a diaper and pinching the sides near the bottom. The leg holes should be fairly loose, but not overly so. The waist hole should be fairly huge, as it's the part that's going to have to swallow up your diapers.
Next comes the most difficult part, sewing the elastic. You'll need to stretch out the elastic a certain length before sewing it on, otherwise it won't gather the plastic. Stretch it out on a flat surface and use pins to anchor it so it stays stretched, then you must fold it in half around the plastic and pin it in place. Then sew it into place and release the pins. Afterwards, just sew up the sides and pull them inside out and you're good to go!
Honestly you'd be better off just getting some cheapie ones off of hamazon if you can. You'll spend about the same and save yourself a lot of trouble. Hell, even the ones at www.fetware.com have better materials and are still in the 25 dollar range.
Food for thought.