Rolandranch

Time to shoe horses in style.

Thank you sir! We're staying crazy busy! I'm just so ready to finish college so I can get serious about my horse shoeing business and leatherwork instead of pouring everything into school Thank you! You're holding us in suspence!

Thank you all!

Thanks! Yeah that was my biggest problem with these chaps. Coming off that ledge can get a lil messy underneath. That's a great idea. Thank you!

Hey all! Here's a pair of Arizona Bells I just finished up! Probably my favorite chaps I've made so far.

@fredk Thank you! Yeah I agree. Needs a shiny black nfr rope horse under it

Thank you! I went to Travis Kadings shop to make sure I got a good ground seat on this one

@Fraulein Thank you! @chuck123wapati Thank you sir! Just one year left in school!

Hey all! I know I haven't been on here in forever. Been busy doin college, training horses, dogs, and leatherwork wherever I can. Finally thought I should build another saddle. This was not an order. Just a summer project between semesters. (So if you know someone who'd be interested in owning this saddle feel free to message me.) Full rough-out 14.5" Buster Welch Roper with leg cuts. Comments/critique always welcome. -Ryan

Conchos and cantle plate were made by Gordy Alderson. The rigging dees are Jeremiah Watt. Thanks for looking! All the best, Ryan

Hello all! Finished saddle 3! It's a 14.5" Olin Young ranch roper. Can't thank Travis Kading enough for letting me do this build at his saddlery and for all the help he gave me along the way! Especially for showing me how to do those single piece swells.

Here's a belt I did over the weekend. Floral design is my own. Comments/critique are always welcome! Thanks for looking! Ryan

Thank you!

Thanks for looking! Ryan

Here's a heavy set of boar hide chaps for the workin cowboy.

Here's a noseband I made a little while ago. I think nosebands are pretty fun pieces to make. Side note: If you're border line is the same width as the thickness of the leather, you get a cool, very round looking border. Thanks for looking! All the best, Ryan

Looks great! Would definitely wear that in Walmart.

Here's a neat little project I did the other day. Thanks for looking! Ryan

Thank you! Yes. I freehand all my tooling patterns right onto the leather now.

Thanks! Tandy is always a great place to start Thanks Rohn!

Fun fact: The belt I'm wearing in the photo was one of my very first leather projects that I did. It was a tandy kit. Pretty funny that I'm still wearing it.

Love it! Nice work!