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I am wanting to make a bronc halter with spots on it but I am having a few problems.

  1. I can't sew so unless I learn to hand sew so I'm not sure if that is a problem or not.
  2. I don't how they work lol

If anyone knows how they work and how I can put them on my halter without them hurting my horse, please help!

thanks in advance!

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Thanks for the link! I totally forgot to check YouTube! Do you think it would be okay to have those next to a horse face though?

Thanks for the link! I totally forgot to check YouTube! Do you think it would be okay to have those next to a horse face though?

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I don't have any horses but as long as the back is smooth, and the sharp bits are bent under and not touching the horse, I don't think the horse will mind. I wear cuffs I've made with flattened rivet backs and I don't feel them. My concern would be corrosion because it's exposed to the horse's sweat. Unless you use stainless, I would expect a lot of rust and shortened life without a lining to cover them.

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No if set good they will not hurt the horse. If concerned apply a liner

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I make bronc halters with spots and I usually line the halter with fleece. They are also making domed rivets now...look like spots but a smooth back.

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No: They put on the spots then, sew on a liner

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