Faith was itching to try out mummification and, with a few tutorials online had a plan to do it by herself. Everything seemed simple enough. Wrap plastic wrap around some poles which she'll use to roll onto herself. Faith had read that pallet wrap is often used so she made sure to use that instead of kitchen wrap. To escape, she planned to make her way to the couch,12 where she had a pair of scissors waiting. For her first time, everything went surprisingly well. At least until she was ready to escape. Faith had not anticipated how much stronger pallet wrap would be. Expecting to get at least a hand free to use the scissors she couldn't even do that. With her roommate away for the weekend, Faith is starting to realize her plan was a bit shortsighted.
Bella has never been mummified so instead of a normal wrap, I decided to add some flair to it. First, she's wrapped top to bottom in black vetwrap. The second layer is a crossing pattern using black and white. Unfortunately, when trying something new, it's easy to overlook some details. The end result being the wrap is not as secure as I'd like it to be. Will Bella be able to take advantage of this and escape? If anyone can do it, it would be Bella.
There are those who are terrified of being mummified but not Lola. She falls into it like a warm embrace. Wrapped head to two in vetwrap she tries her best to escape but there are too many layers, just the way she loves it. Between struggling she answers questions on how mummification makes her feel, and why she'd love to stay wrapped forever.
Layered in rolls of vinyl tape Calisa can feel the tightness all over her body. Every pull, twist, and push is met with equal force. She's a fighter and not willing to give up easily. As she fights to get free she starts to sweat. Can Calisa use this to her advantage or will it just make it that much harder? Even if she does manage to find a weakness, it's unlikely she's getting free without at least a little help.
Lola loves to be mummified and was especially excited to try the challenge. As instructed she gags herself first before starting to wrap herself. Pulling the wrap tight as she spins around she can feel how tight it is after a few revolutions. As Lola circles the cage the wrap works its way down her body to her legs. The challenge is to get down to her ankles, struggle a bit, and remove the wrap by reversing direction. All was going perfectly until the wrap unexpectedly snagged, throwing her off balance. Without her arms Lola falls back onto the couch, ripping the wrap on the way down. Getting free is going to be far more difficult than she expected.
