Body Building With Yuki Onna

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  Step 1

  Mark the front anchor points. I put pins everywhere I know I'm going to manipulate, usually where my anchor points and dimples will be.

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  Step 2

  Rinse and repeat on the back. Way easier right? It's pretty much the shoulders, small of back (upper and lower) and the top of the butt crack.

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  Step 3

  Start your sculpt by working from the bottom up. I thread through the belly button first and anchor that to the lower most anchor pin on the small of the back (second to last pin on spine). Pull tight and then repeat anchoring through the top of the small of back (third to last pin on spine). This should create the nice slope in the lower spine and a nice deep innie belly button.

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  Step 4

  Then I anchor the pelvis to the top of the butt. From where your pelvis pins are, you'll want to make a visible thread down toward the woohoo area, thread it through there and anchor it on that last pin point on the spine. Repeat for the other side.

  Hips just get anchored to one another, pull tight so that you get a nice narrow waist.

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  Step 5

  Start your breasts by anchoring the top most pin point on the front to the top most pin point on the back. This will create the dip in the collar as well as your shoulders (which will make a lot more sense when you attach arms). Then when you have your thread out in front of the body, just loop it around the big uni-boob hump you've got going on now and anchor it to the bottom. Pull tight and this will give you two nice, round plushie pillows. The thread should bury itself in the cleavage but even if it doesn't, it just ends up looking nice.

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  Step 6

  You should have something like this.

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  Step 7

  Now let's cover up all of our highly accurate hard work with an elaborate kimono. The fact that she has great breasts, well formed hips, pelvis and a petite waist will be our little secret.

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maggie m. · Virginia Beach, Virginia, US · 4 projects 6th December 2014

thank you so much for the tutorial!

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