What's a vore-friendly way I could stuff a 7*0.5 metre bodypillow?I could sew a 7*1 metre duvet into a tube, except I don't have a sewing machine, I don't know where I'd get a 7*1 metre duvet, and cutting up a 3.5*2 metre duvet to make it sounds difficul

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Anonymous 10/22/18 (Mon) 20:10:46 No.27638

What's a vore-friendly way I could stuff a 7*0.5 metre bodypillow?

I could sew a 7*1 metre duvet into a tube, except I don't have a sewing machine, I don't know where I'd get a 7*1 metre duvet, and cutting up a 3.5*2 metre duvet to make it sounds difficult. I don't even know what the inside of a duvet is like, does it just spill out?

Anonymous 10/22/18 (Mon) 23:33:37 No.27647

So far I've considered:

Elastic fabric tube, plus loose stuffing

>pros: soft and comfy

>cons: spending a fortune on stuffing

Sleek inner and outer tube, with water inbetween

>pros: heavy, very vore-like if warmed

>cons: needs lots of airholes

Anonymous 10/22/18 (Mon) 23:49:56 No.27649

>>27647

Oh yeah, and the inner tube should be fairly soft elastic (while the outer tube should still feel soft but inelastic), because if the air holes are created by a grommet tool then that would cause water to create internal bulging while retaining a smooth outside.

Anonymous 11/02/18 (Fri) 23:11:02 No.27834

Bump