It’s always fun to play around with in-progress models, especially when they go together!
Mother and Son?
Side Saddling It
I’ve finished a sidesaddle Now I would not per say call it good, but I like it! Now with every new pattern, you’ve got to try it out and see what you need to change it to be better.
Now I made the flat seat English Sidesaddle. In the book, there are four different sidesaddles. Judging from the one I made, Carrie Olguin makes the directions simple and easy to follow. I can defiantly see myself making more.
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| The Tree |
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| End Result |
Sort of Horsey Related….
I’m running for Student Council Co-President with my friend at school. My school’s very small and since so many teens are using social media, I decided to use it. So I’m using paint.net to make these,
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| Of course there had to be a horsey part of my campaign, right? |
And am putting them on Facebook and Twitter.
At least I get to come up with cool pictures and slogans!
Ooo and in other news, this is my 100th post. Yippee!
Laying on the Clay
We left off of Satan last time in the end stages of cutting and chopping.
Now he’s had the clay laid on, shockingly the only really big things that need to be done with him are the mane, off side shoulder, and ears. Plus the gaps in the face. Maybe that isn’t a tiny bit but it feels like he’s so close!
Kristian Beverly 