#ground work

[triangleofdog]

Terrain universal mix...

@julietwiskey1 asked so nicely, here is the recipe I use ( and can vary) for nigh on any terrain....

First, cream of tartar

Add pigment if you wish (which is what I used for the A-wing diorama) or tint with acrylic paint (hint: because of the stark white of the cream of , go a shade or two darker in the acrylic paint)

Any pigment will work, this particular product is discontinued.

And the binding agent...

Mix in well, until you get the consistency you need.

I also add in very fine dirt/ sand, it helps act as a binding agent.

As it is all water based, no odour really.

[gangviolets]

[sfnena415]

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[unknown-eva]

Do you want to build an Eva?...

[convoswithmyhorse]

*new mare who was an Amish horse before going to two different big training barns to be sold*

Mare: *spooks at white fan*

Trainer/owner: *spends a good 5 minutes getting the mare to touch it* it’s like you never left Amish country

Me: everything else is just a blur

[two-little-bay-mares-blog]

I use groundwork as a large part of my horsemanship. I’m more of a ride through it kind of girl, but I very much value the art of working from the ground and the benefits it has had on my horses. My mares lead better than any other horses I know, and everything translates to under saddle. I’m always looking for new exercises to try and master.

[eqaside]

I worked pony with the cavesson today 😊 The slo mo function on my iPhone is great for watching his striding. He's doing great at the walk so now we're gonna work on the trot