Hi everyone! I have had a lot of people ask me to make a video showing how to make cavaletti. And I have to be honest, I had seen a lot of different ways to do this, and I just didn't think I could do it. That is until I saw I found this on Pinterest, and then followed the pin to the website, The Other Horse: theotherhorse....
And the instructions were so simple and straightforward, I thought I would give it a try. And the results were so great! These are so easy to make and very affordable. Each cavaletti cost $20.00 to build. This included the paint, 2 x 4's, screws and painter's caulk. If you didn't paint or caulk the cavaletti, you could do it for around $17.00 each piece. I already had the paint and caulk, so they cost me around $50.00 to build the set of three.
I did tweek the original plan a little, because I like to measure everything in equal increments. So my 2 x 4 X's were 24" long, and the little side pieces were 10" long. It did create a small amount of waste, but it was simple.
If you have always wanted some cavaletti, I promise you, you can do this! I am so happy I finally did it! Thank you to all of you guys for asking me to make these! I think they turned out great, and so far the horses are really enjoying them, well, I am enjoying riding my horses over them!
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5 сен 2017
