diy

Bit wipes can be very useful! They encourage your horse to accept the bit, they can be used for cleaning, and they make your tack room smell heavenly. Unfortunately, store-bought wipes can get expensive. You can easily make your own with a few basic supplies and ingredients. Try this simple tutorial! Bit Wipes Special thanks...

Western influencer Marijka Hunsaker is no stranger to a craft project, and as a result, has created one-of-a-kind pieces that stand out as statements unique to her personal style. Her latest project was a denim jacket that displayed some of her favorite stickers she has collected. How do you get stickers to stay on denim?...

Many horse owners choose to feed round bales, especially in the winter. They last longer than square bales and keep your horse busy. In order to prevent hay waste, it’s a good idea to use a hay feeder or hut. They can be expensive to buy, so consider making your own out of recycled wood....

Winter can get the best of us! It zaps your hair leaving it dry and brittle. Your horse’s mane is no different. Most can benefit from a leave-in conditioner! Ideally, you’ll choose something with natural ingredients that won’t compromise the structure of the hair. If you’re crafty, you can make your own product with some...

There’s something special about creating your own Christmas ornaments. Equestrians will love this rocking horse one! You can personalize the leather to match your own horse’s color. This video tutorial will get you started on this fun project. If you like working with leather, then don’t miss this DIY ornament. Rocking Horse Ornament First, you’ll...

Calling all crafty cowgirls! Get out your paint set and brushes because things are about to get fun. You can paint unique designs on the handle of wooden horse brushes for a customized look. The options are endless! They make great gifts too. Painted Horse Brushes Check out these cool designs for some inspiration! This...

When the weather cools down and flies are no longer a problem, using a tail bag can be very helpful. It keeps your horse’s hair from getting dirty and tangled. They’re relatively easy to make yourself! In fact, you just need a sewing machine and some basic supplies. This DIY project is affordable and perfect...

We briefly talked about reuses for your livestock mineral tub the other day. Today, we are sharing an in-depth look into how to turn those extra tubs into a planter!  Step One: Wash out your tub Step Two: Drill some holes in the bottom for drainage Step Three (optional): Drill holes in the side and...