Today's blog post is dedicated to my son
Labels: horses, Michael's Projects 5 commentsSometimes I am able to get pictures of it stuff but its not easy to do! He doesn't let me! Well, I snagged these pictures he had taken himself on my camera! HA! He's been busy with his leatherwork. He has some of his items in our boss's store in town. I believe he has sold at least one items and is having a lot of interest in the gauntlets he makes but he needs to make some bigger sizes. Why he doesn't do it, I don't know. He gave them this bag of stuff he's made today with these items in there. The flashlight cover Mr. Grain is buying before it ever hits the store and he wanted the two knife sheaths as well. Michael told him he would make him one that he can pick out the pattern he wants on it.
Next....Alison got to ride bareback today for the first time! Something she's been itching to do but hasn't been able to do. 
Mrs. Grain and the neighbor were riding today and Alison only had 20 minutes before she had to get ready for dance so Mrs. Grain said...Oh, just get a bridle and hop on him bareback then! Mrs. Grain showed her how to get Magic to pivot his front body and then to pivot his hind quarters. They might be trailering the horses and going for a longer ride on Sunday or Monday.
Oh mercy me! I have to get up at 5 am in the morning! I have to drive jeff so he can pick up his service van tomorrow --- I really hate getting up that early so I'm going to bed!!
5:47 AM
Good morning, Your son does awesome work. Has he ever considered making tool bags and purses for bikers? I know I would love a bag done by him gracing the front of my bike!
12:27 PM
Hi. I too think your son does excellent work. He really should expand what he makes. How about making belts for bluejeans?
There are so many more thing he could make!!!!
Oh and I second your distaste for getting up really early!!!!!
Hope you have a nice trip anyway. :)
1:28 PM
Your Son is very talented!!!! I love reading your blog!
7:10 PM
Thanks to Mylena, Jean and Tammy for your comments!
Tammy, I think your idea of a the biker bag is a great one! We actually have a market for that here where we live. There are a lot of popular bike routes here, biker ralleys and the community caters to them in the spring & summer!
Hi Jean -- Well, I know it's hard to tell but the 2nd picture is a belt. He does make a lot of stuff...the problem for me is getting a picture of it! (He's weird like that) The only reason i got these was because he took them and they were still on my camera! LOL
8:37 PM
Ah.. Your son sounds like a true artist!!! Hope he shows more of his work. He should be really proud of what he does.