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7 Ingenious Readers Who Made Their Own Equipment
Who needs a tack store when you can make what you need?
Our weekly 24-hour photo challenges never fail to amaze me: we’ve seen literally hundreds of photos in the past month alone in response to a variety of prompts. This week’s challenge asked to see photographic evidence of Horse Nation’s DIY talents, and these seven readers showed us how it’s done.
![Sarah Jones: "My mom made me custom bonnets to match my saddle pads. It took her almost a year to make the 2 of them but it was worth the wait. They look awesome, very professional. And it's more special to have something homemade with love than to buy something from a tack store."](https://assets.horsenation.com.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/sarah-jones.jpg)
Sarah Jones: “My mom made me custom bonnets to match my saddle pads. It took her almost a year to make the 2 of them but it was worth the wait. They look awesome, very professional. And it’s more special to have something homemade with love than to buy something from a tack store.”
![Kellyn Rebekah Neumann: "The ear bonnet I made for my Arabian mare, Emmy. It's a little too wide in the back but it turned out well for my first try."](https://assets.horsenation.com.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/kellyn-rebekah-neumann.jpg)
Kellyn Rebekah Neumann: “The ear bonnet I made for my Arabian mare, Emmy. It’s a little too wide in the back but it turned out well for my first try.”
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