Monthly Rope Jam at Sanctuary Studios

We will be hosting our monthly rope jam after Miss Allie’s Intro to Rope Bondage Class.

We practice RACK, PRICK, and SSC protocols to ensure that everyone participating feels safe. Clear communication is crucial in rope bondage because of the nature of rope. It is essential to check in with each other throughout the process of tying.

Rope Jam (2–5 PM)

A relaxed, collaborative practice space for all levels.

Come to:

1. Practice what you’ve learned from the intro class
2. Ask questions
3. Skill share with others
4. Connect in a non-judgmental, floorwork-only setting

*No suspension points available.

What to Bring:

1. Rope (4–6mm natural fiber recommended)
2. Yoga mat or blanket
3. Water
4. Optional: Vegan/plant-base snacks only or non-alcoholic drinks to share
5. (No animal products, no messy foods. This is a vegan and sober space.)

Safety & Consent

Your safety and comfort are our top priorities. This is a space built on mutual respect, communication, and enthusiastic consent. Whether you're tying, being tied, or just observing, please check in with your partners.

If at any point you feel unsafe, uncomfortable, or witness behavior that violates consent or community expectations, please report it to the host or designated safety team member immediately. We are here to listen and to act. Your voice matters, and your boundaries will be respected.

This is a learning-focused, inclusive environment. No shaming, no assumptions, and absolutely no tolerance for harassment.

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.

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

Teacher and Host Bio

Miss Allie has a passion for Shibari and rope bondage. She identifies as a rope switch, enjoying both tying and being tied.

During the temporary closure of Sanctuary Studios, Miss Allie hosted rope socials, where she found a love for teaching others the basics of rope bondage. She realized that she wanted to bring this skill and passion to Sanctuary Studios and create a more formal class.

As a dedicated learner and passionate rope enthusiast, she attends various classes and events to continuously develop her skills. She believes in the importance of consent, communication, and safety in all aspects of rope bondage and strives to create a welcoming and inclusive environment in her classes. She is excited to share her knowledge and passion with everyone at Sanctuary Studios.

Tickets:

$20 presale

$25 at the door

Same link from Rope Class is used for this Rope Jam

https://www.sanctuarylax.com/events/77240/orders/new

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