Hood Flower Petal

Hood Flower Petal

How to Make Great Love to a Woman Avoiding 3 Mistakes Men Make

Want to add a touch of sizzle it your lovemaking?

Heck ya you do...It's the gateway to more sex.

When you want to learn how to make great love to a woman you need to avoid these three common mistakes men make.

Don't blame yourself...

...Nobody thought it was important enough to teach us men.

It's why I wanted to reveal them so you can begin giving her the hottest sexual experience possible.

Most men when they think of oral sex have a picture in their mind of a woman lost in pure ecstasy. But after performing it, we realize for some unknown reason she doesn't have an orgasm. Here's the reason....You get down there and begin immediately toying with her hood ornament. The entire vaginal area is way to sensitive to begin making immediate contact with the clitoris. Allow her to warm up and once she is properly stimulated only then can you begin making contact with it. Use the areas around it when you first head down there.
Using too much force. You might like some added pleasure when your alone by yourself and giving your tool a little torque. But women want a man with a delicate touch. Think of her genitalia and all of her erogenous zones as soft flower petals. If you use too much force, you'll break them. So please be more gentle with her pleasure buttons.
Women do not like Speedy Gonzalez....They want the tortoise. Slow down your lovemaking and don't be in a hurry to finish the job. A majority of women want the entire process to last longer. They enjoy the process and are not focused on the goal of orgasm like men.

If you have made any of these mistakes in the past, it's time to correct them and become a more capable lover.

She wants you to be great...And will gladly repay you with more sex if you can give her the orgasm she silently thinks about.

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I need help on how to make a hoodie?

Hoodie = Sweater with a hood

Ok, here are some plans of what i want my sweater to look like...
(sorry for the creepy no hair girls)

http://www.fanpop.com/spots/sewing/images/9099410/title/plans-flower-sweater (hood down)

http://www.fanpop.com/spots/sewing/images/9099410/title/plans-flower-sweater (hood up)

I would like to know how to sew the petals on so that they won't flop forwards ad backwards when i put the hood up. Also what materials do i need to use? Is there a type of washable foam i can place in it to make them strong? Please ask any questions you like!

Thanks in advance!

If you go to the fabric store they will have different weights of interfacing. Look for a heavy weight, stiff fusible interfacing such as pellon and fuse it with an iron to the wrong sides of the petals. Be sure that interfacing covers the entire petal right into the seam allowances. When sewing the petals make the bottom part (the part sewn into the seam) longer than the usual 5/8 of an inch and leave the two halves unsewn below the sewing line. Sew the petals in the place where they belong. When the seam is pressed open, press half the petal to one side of the seam and the other side to the other. then sew a small rectangle on the outside of the hood on each side of the pressed seam. This little bit of top stitching should help the petals to stand up.

You can use craft foam, like the kind they sell at Michael's in the kids craft section.. While you will be able to wash the item, you won't be able to toss it in the dryer as the heat can melt some craft foams. Cut the foam slightly smaller on the sides and it needs to be just a little beyond the seam line in the bottom. You need to sew through the foam, if it isn't caught by stitching the petals will be floppier from the weight of the foam.

These techniques are used to make cat and rabbit ear hoodies. it should work for the petals. You need to stitch the base of the petals down, this will help hold them up. You can also try something called "rigilene boning" light weight plastic strips used for making bustiers and evening dresses. Look for bones in a casing and stitch the casing to the insides of the petals, this will make them very stiff, maybe too stiff.

You might want to try a few test petals in scrap fabric before sewing the good fabric. Experiment with a couple weights of interfacing, with and without foam, etc. Don't be afraid to experiment! When you begin to sew the test petals you might find a method on your own that will work even better.

Good luck and happy sewing!

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