Description

With this Hobby Horse head collar DIY kit in navy blue and red you get all the materials you need to make your own head collars, rope halters and lead ropes for your Hobby Horse!

The bag webbing and the ropes are both made from polypropylene (PP), our favorite material for making Hobby Horse accessories. You can easily singe the cut ends of the PP rope or webbing with a lighter and thus protect them from fraying. The material is also less prone to dirt, making it perfect for everyday use, even for rides in bad weather. The colors of the ropes and webbings match perfectly so you can create stylish looks by embellishing the nosebands of the halters by braiding them with the rope, or by making beautiful matching lead ropes or reins.

The included o-rings and snap hooks are sufficient for two head collars made from bag webbing and two short leads. You can also make just one head collar and then several lead ropes and reins. Depending on how the material is used and on how big your Hobby Horse is, you can also create one to three rope halters from the ropes.

Included in the Hobby Horse halter DIY kit:

• 2x 80″ (2 m) bag webbing, width 5/8″ (1.5 cm), 100% polypropylene (PP)
• 3x 197″ (5 m) rope, diameter 5/32″ (4 mm), 100% polypropylene (PP)
• 10x o-rings with inner diameter of 1″ (2.5 cm), outer diameter of 1 1/4″  (3.3 cm), thickness 1/8″ (4 mm), made of iron with nickel-free coating
• 5x snap hooks with round eye, height 1 3/5″ (4 cm), maximum inner width of the eye 5/8″ (1 cm), made of zinc alloy with nickel-free coating
• 5x snap hooks with D-shaped eye, height  1 5/8″ (4.2 cm), eye width 5/8″ (1.5 cm), made of zinc alloy with nickel-free coating
• PDF file with DIY instructions for making head collars, rope halters and leads from rope and bag webbing are included as a download link that is printed on the product packaging. The instructions are similar to our product halter and lead rope ebook
  

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Choking hazard due to small parts and packaging material. Danger of strangulation due to long ropes.