Things that probably aren’t allowed
My husband has been wearing his safety vest while riding Eugene. He’s actually owned this vest for years, but it’s been sitting in a box in our shed because it… Read more »
Category Archives: Do It Yourself
How To Go Horse Camping: Where to Keep Your Horse
When Horse Camping, your options for where to keep your horse are almost as varied as your own sleeping options. In addition to budget and storage concerns, you’ll need to… Read more »
How To Go Horse Camping: How to Find an Equestrian Campsite
If you want to go camping with your horse, the first thing you’ll need to do is find a campground. There are a lot of equestrian campgrounds across the country,… Read more »
DIY: Carrot Pie for Horses
Ingredients Crust:60 Nilla wafers1/4 cup packed brown sugar1/3 cup Vegetable shortening or coconut oil2 TBSP Flax Seeds (optional) Filling:2 cups chopped, boiled carrots2 TBSP freshly ground Flax Seeds (these sub… Read more »
DIY: How to Make Homemade Cadbury Eggs
Cadbury eggs are some of my favorite easter candies. They’re also kinda pricey nowadays so I decided to figure out how to make my own. This recipe will make about… Read more »
DIY: How To Make A Swiveling PVC Saddle Pad Rack
We used to have a chain across our tack room door to dry saddle pads on, but it only held one pad. I thought about attaching some more chains, but… Read more »
How To: Make a Custom Fly Bonnet with Embroidered Design Without Crochet
As much as I love my Custom Fly Bonnet, I wanted to make a fancier one. So when I found this Black Diamond Fly Veil in Nilla’s colors, I grabbed… Read more »
Bad DIY Ideas
Sometimes when I’m bored or looking for a project, I’ll browse Pinterest. Sometimes I find recipes and crafts for the house. Occasionally I’m inspired by a cool looking horse project…. Read more »
DIY: How to Make Peppermint Horse Treats
(Updated to Add: I also have a video version of this recipe: here. In the year since I made these treats I have played with the recipe quite a… Read more »
DIY: How to Make Pill Hider Horse Treats
These treats are moist and soft and small, which makes them a great treat for hiding pills/medication in. They’re also shelf-stable ingredients, so you can keep a batch at the… Read more »