Miss Allie presents: Intro to Rope Bondage -- Basic knots & ties -- Beginners Class and Rope Jam

Dress Comfy/ No full nudity

Sanctuary Studios

13012 Athens Way

West Rancho Dominguez, California, United States map

$20 online, $25 at the door

Organized by MissAllieLA

Description

Welcome to our beginners rope bondage and shibari class!

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This beginner-friendly rope bondage and shibari class offers a safe and inclusive space to explore rope. Whether you're just getting started or want to brush up on basics, you’ll learn foundational skills, safety practices, and creative floorwork.

We emphasize communication and consent through the frameworks of RACK (Risk-Aware Consensual Kink), PRICK, and SSC (Safe, Sane, Consensual).

Class (7-9 PM)

Consent & Negotiation

Rope Safety & Risk Awareness

Foundational Knots, Ties & Hitches

Practical & Decorative Floorwork

Q&A with Miss Allie

Rope Jam (9-10 PM)

A relaxed, collaborative practice space for all levels.

Come to:

Practice what you’ve learned

Ask questions

Skill share with others

Connect in a non-judgmental, floorwork-only setting

No suspension points available.

What to Bring:

Rope (4–6mm natural fiber recommended)

Yoga mat or blanket

Water

Optional: Vegan/plant-base snacks only or non-alcoholic drinks to share

(No animal products, no messy foods. This is a vegan and sober space.)

Q&A

Do I need to bring my own rope?

Not required, but preferred. We have loaner ropes available in limited supply.

What kind of rope should I bring?

Natural fibers like hemp, jute, or cotton are best. Thickness should be between 4–8 mm, and length should be around 23–32 feet. If you have a grass allergy, synthetic options like nylon or posh are okay.

Which ropes should I avoid?

Please avoid hardware store rope. It’s usually treated with chemicals and not safe for the body. It can also be rough, stiff, and uncomfortable on skin.

Do I need a partner?

Nope! You’re welcome to come solo. You can negotiate to tie with someone in the class, but there’s no guarantee. Many of the ties taught can be done as self-ties, but not all.

Where can I buy rope?

Many online retailers sell quality rope. If you’re in a hurry, check a local sex shop and look for rope made of a single material like jute, hemp, cotton, or nylon.

About the Instructor:

Miss Allie is a pro-switch, rope educator, and kink enthusiast based in Los Angeles. She’s been teaching at Sanctuary Studios for years, helping people explore their curiosity about rope in a safe, supportive, and creative environment. Her journey as a teacher started during the studio’s closure when she hosted informal socials and rope jams. That led to her desire to create an educational space where people could learn to tie in a judgement free environment.

Miss Allie’s classes focus on building strong foundations in rope safety, consent, and communication. She aims to provide students with the tools to explore rope creatively and safely while fostering personal growth and confidence. Her philosophy centers around safe, sane, and consensual practices, with a focus on mindful negotiation and risk awareness.

Connect with Us:

Miss Allie

Fetlife: @MissAllieLA

Instagram: @MissAllieLA

Email: MissAllieLA@gmail.com

Jay

Fetlife: @EatYourVeggies

Instagram: @TheHandsThatBindYou