This and That

 I haven’t made a bunch of stuff lately, but I’ll show you what I did make :)

First…

A blanket for Dream Catcher. 







I am very happy with this one! It’s my favorite blanket so far! (Then again, I say that with every single one I make 😂. I guess that means I’m getting better 😅)

Then of course I had to make a rope halter to match and take a few pictures…

(I made a matching lead rope too, but forgot to take a picture of it)


Then I got my leather out and made some boots!



I didn’t have mini magnets for the straps, so I improvised! (But mini magnets are being shipped as I write😉)


I found some metal thingies that look like long skinny nails… and put the head through the leather. I’ll be making more as soon as the magnets come. This way is  waaayyyy to time consuming!

And on other news… Breyerfest tickets are FINALLY on sale! I haven’t gotten mine yet but I will soon. And Breyer is doing a giveaway for leap year! You can enter here:https://www.breyerhorses.com/pages/celebrate-leap-day-with-a-breyer-sweepstakes

The prizes are awesome!!! I can’t believe they’re doing that! Crossing my fingers that I win! And good luck to everyone else! 

See you guys soon!

Comments

  1. IslandFebruary 29, 2024 at 7:04 PM

    Oh my gosh! I don't understand how you are so good at this! Is there any possibility of boots on your Etsy shop? (*hint hint*) Or maybe a tutorial? I am very impressed

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    1. HorsesBySamanthaFebruary 29, 2024 at 8:45 PM

      Thank you! The boots were actually a lot better than I expected 😅. But I can’t take all the credit… I followed a tutorial on YouTube. She has a TON of tutorials, you should definitely check it out! :https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KErEc0BHV84

      And as for boots on my Etsy shop, I was planning on putting some up as soon as I make more using the magnets! 🙃

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  2. EquidenMarch 1, 2024 at 3:01 PM

    You did a great job on everything! I love seeing all the different tack you do. :)

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