It’s 2024! Which means tack making. I actually have been working on this before the new year, but it’s going to end up being my first finished piece for 2024. It’s a working western saddle that’ll be made for Astrid, the Fjord pony.
It began with tooling.
I finished another saddle over the weekend. It’s dark chocolate in color and has dark pink piping and stirrups.
PA had its first snow storm of the year. Winter Storm Avery dumped eight inches of snow and a layer of ice. It started mid morning and continued late into the night. Because of the weather I decided I wasn’t leaving the house.
Instead I went into the craft room to make tack.
I started and finished making a Justify nameplate halter to mirror the real life Triple Crown Winner. I realized it’s been a long time since I had a giveaway here, so this will be one of the things. I always have a list of things I’d like to do, but this one is a sure thing since I actually finished it!
I’m a day late, but here’s the tack that’s for sale!
The other saddle is on hold so I have the tan and chocolate colored one. It’s traditional sized, and fits molds such as True North and Dundee. It comes with a girth and white fleece pad. It’s $110 ppd in the USA. International shipping is exact.
This bridle is made for True North. It has working buckles, raised and padded nose and browband. The reins are purple and black to look like rubber reins. It’s $65 ppd in the USA. International shipping is exact.
The second bridle was made for the Peter Stone pony. I has a raised and padded noseband and browband. It also has working buckles. It’s $65 ppd in the USA. International shipping is exact.
Lastly I have this cart. I bought it at Breyerfest, but the model I pictured using it with doesn’t fit. The shafts are a little too short for the model. It’s a nice cart that’s sturdy but I don’t foresee myself having a model that it will fit. $70 plus shipping.
If you’re interested, feel free to send me an email through the contact bar or breyerhorselover11@gmail.com
Thanks!