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| Mel, I received the shipping boots yesterday (about 20 minutes after my last email!). You did a great job! I tried them on Burt today, they are a bit long, but that's ok. He had a lot more hair on his legs when I made the casts, so I think once all his feathers grow back, they will be taking up a lot of space around his pasterns and hooves (there were mounds of hair on the ground when I finished clipping him!). I liked that they are flexible enough that he can walk around comfortably, he wasn't acting like he had boards strapped to his legs, he just looked down, said 'hey, something new!' and when he figured out he couldn't eat them, he marched around happily. I'm attaching a photo of my dirty, fat perchy with his new clothes. He looks very handsome. And these are so much easier than doing quilts and wraps! Thank you! Jennifer |
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| Bart in his custom made shippoing boots. It sure is hard to find some things in draft size. ;-) |
| Mel, ....The mask and strap barding work great. Several picts were taken and as soon as I get them I'll send them to you. We looked awesome. Everyone was really impressed. Especially since I'm like the only one to have custom made Nazgul barding. Thanks, Matthew |
| Mel, Here is the LOTR outfit. You can't see too much of the blanket. I did change a few things on this outfit to make it more comfortable for my horse. It worked out well and I get so many compliments on this outfit. The armor turned out really well and the whole outfit ties in together. People say that when they see this outfit that it's almost like stepping back in time. This is a definite crowd pleaser! Thanks for everything. Cindy |
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| I made the blanket. She had the metal armor created by another artisan. It looks like the changes she made were to remove the pewter plates on the corners of the blanket. They were screwed on so that she could remove them if her horse objected to them. The rider and the horse are friends of the person who ordered the blanket. |
| Hi Mel, How are you? I just wanted to share these pictures with you. These were taken at the Hoosier Horse Fair in Indianapolis last weekend. As you noticed, I added tassels to the blanket and rein covers. I thought that was the finishing touch.... I thought you would enjoy these. Cindy |
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| I made the blanket and reins covers for the horse and the underskirt she is wearing. She also had me add the gold trim to the dress. She added the tassels. The whole outfit turned out really nice. |
| This barding was based upon the barding found in LOTR. |