Diy saddle cover

I have a second saddle that I really like, but I've loaned out a couple times, and will probably be selling (I want the dressage version, not this AP model). I don't want to leave it naked and potentially scratch the saddle up moving it around. But the only cover I have for it is slippery, doesn't quite fit, is always sliding off, and just basically annoying and useless. So I decided to make a "fancy" saddle cover. This requires precision skills. You'll need: 1. Beautiful, expensive fabric…

I finally got the Pfaff back! It was a whole month of waiting and not sewing, but it's finally fixed! My first project was a bike seat cover for Colin. He, like most other people living in the Hague, rides his bike almost everywhere, rain or shine. Bike seat covers are a pretty common thing, so you can ride after a rain without an awkward wet patch on the seat of your pants. This is how I made it. You'll need: Water proof material - I used vinyl, but oil cloth or laminate cotton would work…

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I have a second saddle that I really like, but I've loaned out a couple times, and will probably be selling (I want the dressage version, no...

Upcycled Baker blanket made into a custom dressage saddle cover with matching boot trees

Here's a quick little DIY waterproof saddle cover for you. Materials: Old vinyl raincoat Thread Elastic (1/4 inch) Sewing Machine Sharpie marker Big safety pin Lay your old raincoat out and place your saddle on it top down. Trace around your saddle about 4 1/2 inch out from the sides (more at the back end if you have springs you want to cover). Cut out and fold edges in about 1/2 inch, Sew down to make a casing for the elastic. Leave about a 2 inch open space at the back for threading your…

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