Western Saddle Pad!

I got these slippers at Target a few months back, and now, after only a few times wearing them, holes!

So, out came the scissors! 

Now, you might think this is a little extreme, but what’s the point you wearing slippers with holes when they could make perfect Breyer things?!?

So now I have this beautiful material, and it pops into my head, “this would make a PERFECT Western saddle pad”!



So I cut out some leather, unfortunately the last I have, and make sure it fits.


Glue it on and—tada! Perfect saddle pad!


Now, I usually don’t make too much western stuff since I ride English, but I couldn’t resist! It’s available for sale in my Etsy store if you’re interested! You can access it here:https://www.etsy.com/shop/HorsesBySamantha?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=1389769785

A nice addition. And yes, I know it’s a classic sized saddle😶

I just don’t have a traditional sized one yet😉


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