Well, I just wanted to share some pictures of the new halters I was selling. These are the grosgrain ones so they only come in red and black currently. More colors coming soon.
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| Yes, I know she is leading from the wrong side |
Friday, July 14, 2017
Halters (Photo Shoot Friday)
Woah! Two posts back to back!
Well, I just wanted to share some pictures of the new halters I was selling. These are the grosgrain ones so they only come in red and black currently. More colors coming soon.
Well, I just wanted to share some pictures of the new halters I was selling. These are the grosgrain ones so they only come in red and black currently. More colors coming soon.
The Etsy Shop is Open!
Hey guys!
I am proud to announce that Gold Coast Saddlery is finally open for business on Etsy! It took a long time, but I finally did it. Currently I only have a few halters for sale, but that will change soon.
Thank you for checking it out!
Saturday, July 1, 2017
Summer! (and some new tack)
Hey guys! Happy summer for those of you in the northern hemisphere! I'm finally finished with my freshmen year of high school, and now I have time to get back to blogging and doing some model-horse related things. I think I only posted 3 times during the school year haha.
In October, I went to Pocono Ponies Live at CCA. That was my first show, and I had a really great experience! I came home with one NAN card from Goldfly, my TSC Jesse, and 6 other ribbons.
I gained three new models since I last blogged about my new Peter Stone DAH: Secretariat, Babyflo, and Garrett.
Besides these small updates, not much model horse related has occurred over the school year. Now for the new tack part...
I have been slowly inching along at completing my goal of having a halter for every horse in my Traditional collection. I have 7 right now. Unfortunately, I don't have a good picture of all of them together right now, so I will make a new blog post when I make all of them.
Today, I decided to make another bitless bridle. I have made an Indian bosal bridle before, so this time I made a cross-under bitless bridle. It was similar, but I like the style of this new one I made better. I made the reins to accompany the bridle blue and white so the whole bridle was red, white, and blue for the 4th of July. I took pictures of it while the sun was setting so they're kind of blurry and dark, sorry!
Let me know how you like it!
In October, I went to Pocono Ponies Live at CCA. That was my first show, and I had a really great experience! I came home with one NAN card from Goldfly, my TSC Jesse, and 6 other ribbons.
I gained three new models since I last blogged about my new Peter Stone DAH: Secretariat, Babyflo, and Garrett.
Besides these small updates, not much model horse related has occurred over the school year. Now for the new tack part...
I have been slowly inching along at completing my goal of having a halter for every horse in my Traditional collection. I have 7 right now. Unfortunately, I don't have a good picture of all of them together right now, so I will make a new blog post when I make all of them.
Today, I decided to make another bitless bridle. I have made an Indian bosal bridle before, so this time I made a cross-under bitless bridle. It was similar, but I like the style of this new one I made better. I made the reins to accompany the bridle blue and white so the whole bridle was red, white, and blue for the 4th of July. I took pictures of it while the sun was setting so they're kind of blurry and dark, sorry!
Let me know how you like it!
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