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Many little girls love horses, and my daughter is no exception. I don't know where this interest in horses comes from. We don't live anywhere near any horse farms. Perhaps it's My Little Pony and other books and TV shows! But horses really are graceful and powerful creatures, and it's hard not to be

There’s something nostalgic about a simple stick horse that brings childhood memories rushing back. Harper the Happy Hobby horse is perfect for any pony-obsessed, wanna-be cow girls and boys!

Printable Sewing Patterns patterns for a horse can immensely simplify your crafting project. By providing clear outlines and instructions, they guide you through creating a toy horse or decorative piece..

Woohoo! I can finally release my Hobby Horse sewing pattern as it's been 6 months since it was in the Love Sewing magazine!

When I first made stick horses here , I adapted a no-sew tutorial from Family Fun magazine so I could use my sewing machine. People wr...

We're trying to get back to simple pleasures with the kids, which means board games, puzzles, make believe, stories and timeless toys. Stick horses used to be a staple in any child's toy treasury and our kids do really love pretending to gallop around our apartment on their "horses". So when a friend's little boy was having a birthday and I knew he loved horses, I thought a stick horse would be the prefect gift. To find out how to make your very own stick horse with my free pattern and…

Instructions including template as a PDF fileWhat we need:Round timber from the hardware store or wooden curtain rodsColorful socksfiberfillbands of different widthsWool and scraps of feltButtonsscissors and glueInstructions:Saw the curtain rods. Stuff a sock really tight and shape it like a horse's head.Download and cut out the templates for the ears and eyes. Cut out ears and eyes using the felt templates. Sew the button pupils to the head on the eyes.Sew on the ears with embroidery…

Okay so I found this great pattern and instructions from an old magazine and would love to share it with you all. MATERIALS 40cm x 92cm Fabric Press-on Interfacing Polyester Padding 1 Ball Black Wool 1.5m Braid or Ribbon Craft/Hobby Glue Dowel or Broom Stick sized to child 2 Plastic Wheels (Bunnings stock wheels) 7cm Screw Thread METHOD Enlarge Pattern (See 'How to Enlarge Pattern Instructions' in Archive) Cut out pattern Stitch around edges of the head pieces leaving a 10cm slit open at the…