Commemorative dressage bridle, Olympics 2012
I made this bridle to celebrate the Olympics, 2012. It is designed to buckle on top of the padded, shaped headpiece, so that there are less buckles and bulk on the side of the face, and less pressure on the poll. The throat is rolled and buckles under the head to keep a clean line. The padded brow has diamante detail, and there are five rings stitched on the wide padded crank noseband. The reins are extra long, raised and stitched at the bit end. The snaffle rein is half rubber. Hand stitched and hand crafted throughout; extra fine stitching.
Heathfield Show 26th May 2012
I will have a display of my saddlery and leatherwork, and will be demonstrating the skills involved.
The Show
Saturday 26th May 2012, showground is open 8am to 5pm at Little Tottingworth Farm, Broad Oak, Heathfield, East Sussex Come and join us for the country atmosphere of Sussex.
The premier one day agricultural show in the south east. Organised by the Heathfield and District Agricultural Show Society.
Exotic skin purses and wallets
Genuine ostrich skin purse. Handstitched exterior. Light tan leather interior, zipped coin compartment, numerous pockets for cards, receipts, etc, pockets for notes.
Genuine snakeskin billfold wallet. Handstitched exterior, light tan leather interior. Will hold eight credit or identity sized cards, has two full length note pockets and two multi-purpose pockets.
Genuine ostrich leather wallet. Handstitched exterior. Light tan leather interior with eight card slots, two money sleeves and two receipt pouches. Luxuriously soft leather, unique texture. Makes a serious style statement.
Side Saddle Education Day 21st March 2012
The Society of Master Saddlers held a Side Saddle Education Day on 21st March at West Wilts Equestrian Centre. It was a very interesting, informative day, and I have learnt a great deal. The morning began with a demonstration of side saddle riding, I hope I have picked up a few tips to help me at the Area 8 Spring Show next month! This was followed by talks with the tree manufacturers and suppliers, and discussions with experienced saddlers about repairs, refurbishments and fitting. It was good to be around so many enthusiasts, to see so many different saddles and to benefit from the wealth of experience and knowledge generously shared with us. I came away keen to continue in my pursuit of learning about side saddles, and itching to get on with the refurbishments to the two side saddles I’m currently renovating!






















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