How long are rhythm beads

Stop your beading on each side 6 inches before the end of the cord. Having said that, COB size is the most popular size! Do rhythm beads work for horses?

Rhythm beads are highly recommended for nervous or spooky horses. The jingle bells create a gentle music for your horse which encourages focus and provide a calming distraction from those scary monsters rustling in the hedge. What do horse rhythm beads do? The bells mainly help to calm nervous or spooky horses, aid concentration and give courage to those who may need it. The sound of the bells helps the horse focus and helps the rider to focus on the sound also.

Rhythm-N-Beads are hand made with loving care. So for example, a walk is a four-beat gait. Red, for example, means power, passion and courage. Yellow translates to intelligence and concentration, while blue represents truth, serenity and healing.

Other riders choose beads that will flatter the coloring of their horses. Put together the two ends of your cord, then slide a bell down the cord so that it is exactly equidistant between the two. This is the center of your necklace. Start threading your beads onto the leather cord in a pre-determined pattern, depending on your taste.

Thread 6 inches on one side of the cord, then 6 inches on the other. Add another bell every 6 to 8 inches on each side so that they are at even intervals.

Once you have removed the sting loop take your tape measure and carefully measure the string. There are 2 ways to measure the string. If you are having a set made bespoke I will make them to this length. If you wish to purchase a ready-made set the measurement of each set is in the description.

You will then be able to judge if a set you like will be a good fit for your horse. Just let me know. Here is a picture of the string measurement loop and the finished set of Rhythm Beads, showing a perfect fit. Thank for visiting my website. For information on my terms and conditions for sales please click here.

If you have any questions please Get in Touch. If your horse missteps, it's essential that you are able to make lightning fast corrections in stride. They warn off nearby animals in the area of your horse's approach, so you don't have as many birds, rabbits, squirrels, etc.

They also warn other riders, pedestrians, cyclists of your approach on the trail, especially if your horse is barefoot! The less surprises the better!