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Category Archives: Braiding
Fall Trade Show Schedule & Christmas Orders
Fall is right around the corner and so we have a little update with our fall schedule. We will be taking pre-orders for our remaining trade shows we will be attending. Shows are as follows: With Christmas coming up, we will be taking a limited number of orders. The last day to order will beContinue reading “Fall Trade Show Schedule & Christmas Orders”
2023 So Far…
It’s almost been a whole year since we wrote an update. I’m not even sure where the time has gone! It has been an incredibly busy year, with a few changes. The most recent is that we are launching an online shop! This is exciting for us, but it also comes with some hurdles. WeContinue reading “2023 So Far…”
Christmas
2022 is nearing its end. Christmas is coming quicker than we know. Closely followed by New Years and 2023 will be here in just a few short weeks. It’s been a crazy year that’s for sure. Between our first little one, new additions to the herd, and launching the braiding side of things, it’s beenContinue reading “Christmas”
Next Sale
Hey all, just wanted to let you all know we are heading to the Athabasca Tack Sale. This is April 30 from 10 am to 2 pm at the Ag Arena. If you’re planning on heading there and you have had your eye on something but don’t want to pay shipping, this is the perfectContinue reading “Next Sale”
Stony Plain Tack Sale
We had a wonderful time at the sale in Stony Plain this weekend! It’s so awesome to see restrictions lifted and actually see people’s faces! This was our first time going to a sale. In the past, we have done the halters as more of an as needed basis and for friends. But with ourContinue reading “Stony Plain Tack Sale”