A prickly belt designed to fit tightly around the chest.
Made a few feet longer it can be a nasty restraint
holding the arms pinned flat to the body.

You will need : 2 metres Seat Belt Webbing 1 metre Self-adhesive Velcro Tri-glide Drawing Pins Scissors Lighter

Cut a strip of seat belt webbing. This should be long enough to go around your chest plus an extra 6" for fastening. Seal the ends of the webbing by melting them with the flame from a lighter.

Fold over and machine half and inch on one end. Thread the Tri-glide to the other end and secure in place by stitching the loose end onto the main strap.
	Cut a 3" length of velcro and stick the hooked side to the plain end of the belt then stick the fabric side on the back of the belt about 6" in from the Tri-glide. Cut an 18" strip of velcro. This time you will only need the fabric side. Position it on the webbing so that when the belt is strapped around the chest this piece sits on the inside across the front of the breasts.
Cut 2 (or 4)x 6" strips of seat belt webbing. Seal the raw edges with the lighter. Resting on a piece of polystyrene place drawing pins onto the first 3" leaving suffiicient space around the edge for stitching. Fold the other half over the backs of the drawing pins and stitch down securely. Take a strip of the hooked side of velcro and place on the back of the pin pad. These pads can now be placed on the belt so that the pin points press against the skin of the breasts.