This Braided Horsehair Bracelet is three braids in one. Each individual braid is a eight strands of kumihimo. they are joined to create a beautiful bracelet that is sturdy enough to wear everyday at the barn! The ends are capped with peyote stitch beadwork and a sterling silver spring ring clasp. I can also create [...] Continue Reading »
Key fobs of hitched horse hair. Each one is lovingly created one knot at a time. The ends are capped with peyote stitched beadwork. buy one from stock or send me your horses hair and I will create a memento just for you! A Hitched Horsehair Key fob makes a wonderful gift for your [...] Continue Reading »
I love to decorate!!! This knife sheath is hand stitched of oiled buffalo leather, over a sturdy form fitting frame of vegetable tanned leather and features and inlay of Hitched Horsehair, a deer antler button and antique turquoise and bone beads. The the hitched horsehair inlay is 24 rows per inch using [...] Continue Reading »
This guitar strap is made of buffalo and salmon skin. It features an inlay of Hitched Horsehair and a turquoise cabochon set with peyote stitch beadwork. A collaboration with Mik Wright. A detail of the hitching Continue Reading »
Daimond Hitched Bracelet, This Hitched Horse Hair Bracelet is a cuff that can be adjusted to fit a variety of wrist sizes. The ends feature turquoise capped with peyote stitched beadwork. Another hitched bracelet featuring end caps of fossilized bone set with beadwork Continue Reading »
Setting Stones with Beads is a book that will teach the beginner how to do both flat and tubular peyote stitch, how to shape peyote bead work and the basics of applique. For those of you with an understanding of the basics, you can learn about combining techniques and how to use bead work [...] Continue Reading »
Hey Barbara, I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate the work you are doing with Bullet and Augie. The more I know the more particular I am about things like their feet. I love that you are always learning and studying, and that your passion for excellence is helping my horses. [...] Continue Reading »
PHOTOGRAPHING EQUINE FEET A photographic record of your horse’s feet over time is an important tool your hoof care provider can use to evaluate and to track changes, both positive and negative. Here’s how to photograph correctly so the images will not be deceptive. It may be helpful to have assistance. Take 3 shots [...] Continue Reading »
As a practitioner of Applied Equine Podiatry, one of my responsibilities the education of the horse owner about the equine foot in relation to the whole animal, and to help the owner to learn to keep the healthiest foot under the horse, there by achieving the highest performance. For me as an A.A.E.P. The learning [...] Continue Reading »
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