Posts Tagged "Handmade"
Different Bridle making and manufacturing methods
Bridle making methods Long time followers of my page may have read my blog post a few years ago about different bridle making. The industry has evolved since then so I now feel the need to update it especially with the influx of bridles carrying the highly powerful marketing tags including “bespoke” “handmade” “made to
- Tags: Bespoke, bridlemaking, Handmade, irbridles, masterbridlemaker
- In Uncategorized
What actually is the difference between a manufactured bridle and a handmade bridle?
I am often asked what the difference is between a manufactured bridle and a handmade bridle. The short answer is time, manufactured bridles, while made by people so could be classed as “handmade”, are made on a production line. One person cuts a batch of about 15 bridle parts out, the next stains and polishes,
- Tags: Bespoke, Handmade, handstitched, manufactured
- In Design, Materials
A fast motion video of a bridle being hand made
I often say that all my bridles are bespoke and hand made, however nowadays these terms are very over used. To clarify what these words mean to me I filmed myself making a bridle over two days and made it into a fast motion film. Proof if needed that bridles from me are truly made
