diy

If duck tape won’t do it and WD-40 isn’t doing the trick, baling twine has your back! If you can think of it, baling twine will work for it. Take after MacGyver himself! If you need a little help finding some inspiration, here are a couple of baling twine uses!  Braiding Options: Bridle Halter Leadrope...

Lavender is such a wonderful herb. Not only does it smell incredible, but it has calming and healing properties. The flower buds can be distilled into an essential oil for ease of use. This versatile oil can be turned into a saddle soap for your tack. Your entire barn can be filled with this sweet,...

Crafty cowgirls, let’s have some fun with paracord! This rope is very versatile and durable, which makes it perfect for reins. You can make your own Western reins in any color that you like. This easy-to-follow tutorial will help you along the way! DIY Paracord Reins Braids By Brette Academy offers a simple tutorial on...

Spruce up your horse barn or home with a Western rope wreath! These stylish accents are good for any season. They can be crafted with summer flowers or winter garland and pinecones. Have some fun and get creative with this easy tutorial! How to Make a Lariat Wreath Ropers and Western riders will enjoy this...

Hey crafty cowgirls, who likes crocheting? If so, there are quite a few unique and fun horse projects calling your name. You can create things for your home, wardrobe, and even the barn! There’s nothing better than crafting on a cold winter day. Get cozy and pull out your crochet hook! Horse-Themed Crotchet Projects These...

Depending on where you live, the rain has been relentless lately. Your horse may be at risk for rain rot, which is a bacterial skin disease that causes crusty scabs. The treatment can get expensive with store-bought products. Luckily, there are a few home remedies you can try first! Treating Rain Rot First, try to...

Fall, specifically October, is known as pumpkin season! Perhaps, you’re enjoying a pumpkin spice latte as you read this. I have some exciting news… horses can eat pumpkins too. In fact, they actually really enjoy them. The flesh and seeds are safe for their consumption. Many horse owners use the canned stuff for baking treats,...

A simple shelter in your horse’s field can be so handy! Your animals can use it to escape the sun, wind, rain, and even bugs. Unfortunately, building a new run in can cost a lot of money. Here’s your solution- a horse shelter made from round pen panels, cattle panels, and a tarp! It’s affordable...