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Breyer Horse Tack Peter Stone Costume Beaded Saddle Blanket Horse Not Included
Breyer Horse Tack Peter Stone Costume Beaded Saddle Blanket Horse Not Included
Breyer Horse Tack Peter Stone Costume Beaded Saddle Blanket Horse Not Included
Breyer Horse Tack Peter Stone Costume Beaded Saddle Blanket Horse Not Included
Breyer Horse Tack Peter Stone Costume Beaded Saddle Blanket Horse Not Included
Breyer Horse Tack Peter Stone Costume Beaded Saddle Blanket Horse Not Included
Breyer Horse Tack Peter Stone Costume Beaded Saddle Blanket Horse Not Included
Breyer Horse Tack Peter Stone Costume Beaded Saddle Blanket Horse Not Included
Breyer Horse Tack Peter Stone Costume Beaded Saddle Blanket Horse Not Included

Breyer Horse Tack Peter Stone Costume Beaded Saddle Blanket Horse Not Included

$ 23.76

Availability: 52 in stock
  • Object Type: Beswick Horse Costume
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Condition: New
  • Beswick Horse Costume: Royal Doulton Horse Costume
  • Brand: Beswick
  • Beswick Horse Tack: Royal Doulton Horse Tack
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days

    Description

    This beaded work was made on a loom, then carefully sewn down to the leather-no messy glue here. It was proudly made in the USA.
    I work from many historic sources- magazines, online photos, and beading pattern books, including one by W. Ben Hunt and J.F. "Buck" Burshears. The inspirations for this saddle blanket's bead work came from Sioux patterns in one of my reference books. But the pattern colors are my own.
    It's made with tiny size 15 seed beads, much smaller than normal seed beads. This size gives me more freedom to make intricate designs, and looks better on Breyer, Beswick  and Peter Stone horses.
    I first began working with beads to costume my Breyer horses when I was a teenager. Since then, people often ask me where I get the patience to work with such tiny beads. And I explain the time I once became so frustrated that I threw my beads up in the air. I had to buy new beads and my mother complained about spending days vacuuming beads up off of the rug. Now when I'm frustrated, I just set my work aside for awhile.