Today was the Berks Saddle-ites 5th Annual Model Horse Show, a show I’ve been coming to for a couple of years now.
In short, it was a ton of fun. I saw friends, met new people, and showed like mad. This was also the first show that I took my new camera too, so I played with the settings between my mad running between classes. There will not be a total photo span tonight because I just got home, but expect tons of fun show pictures in the coming days!
Making the pack set was much easier than being able to find info about tying things to it.
After searching and searching I found these links. Which were great and extremely helpful.
http://www.nature-images.eu/contents/field/ethiopia-2012.html
http://www.horsejournals.com/diamonds-are-forever-hitching-pack-horse
http://lessonslearnedinthebush.wordpress.com/2012/10/20/silence-on-beehive/
Anyways, here it is. On my wonderful performance pony. Plus, another set finished for Sat. Not too many more to finish now. :)
The fur was made from the faux fur that you can buy at craft stores. Using my xacto knife, I cut the shapes out. The exacto knife works better than scissors because scissors cut the fur on top. The exacto knife only cuts through the mat on the bottom.
Also, there’s a tack making contest for MEPSA. Link can be found Here.
Since I’m using my CC Shuffle for English, my standing foxhounds won’t work.
So I grabbed two new ones,
The English Saddle Set is done and ready for the show on Sat! Nothing like cutting it close.
Just noticed that a part of the girth needs to be resewn. But it’s still pretty much done!
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