Today I worked on a new jumping saddle. I didn't like my old pattern so I tweaked it a little bit by adding a shorter and rounder seat and longer girth.
For the girth I wanted to try and make it look more detailed so I followed the tutorial by Jennifer from Braymare Custom Saddlery. If you don't already, I really recommend taking a look at her blog, she's such a talented tackmaker and I want to be just like her when I grow up!
Here's how it came out. I think that I'm going to make another one with neater edges and stitches.
I know I'm going off topic but I carved a pumpkin for Halloween! I did it a few days after Halloween because we went camping.
Carving the pumpkin was harder then expected but my X- acto knife skills came in handy!
Here is the final result. This was my first jack-o-lantern and it surprised my mom and me how well it came out! Right now as I'm typing I can hear my mom cutting the pumpkin for pumpkin stew.
Totally LOVE your pumpkin!
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