And give you the ability to create someone-personalized accessories for you and your horses. Clothing, jewelry, tack, and even special treats and feed are made available through these workshops.
Often when crafting, you'll find yourself having to run back and forth between different workshops to create materials you need. Here is a quick, handy guide to help you keep track of where you need to go to next!
Sewing Workshop
Here, you can make special clothing that helps your horse during racing, jumping, and dressage competitions. This shop is run by Barb Sower.
Location: Shellton, Turtle Isle
Makes:
- Cloth, $100 (10 pieces of cotton)
- Jumping Shirts, $300 - adds +50 Strength to your horse
- Red (5 Cloths, 15 Raspberries, 15 Four Leaf Clovers)
- Brown (5 Cloths, 15 Acorns, 15 Four Leaf Clovers)
- Yellow (5 Clothes, 15 Dandelions, 15 Four Leaf Clovers)
- Purple (5 Clothes, 15 Blackberries, 15 Four Leaf Clovers)
- Racing Shirts, $300 - adds +50 Speed to your horse
- Red/Gray (5 Cloths, 15 Raspberries, 2 Hot Bran Mash)
- Brown/Gray (5 Cloths, 15 Acorns, 2 Hot Bran Mash)
- Yellow/Gray (5 Cloths, 15 Dandelions, 2 Hot Bran Mash)
- Purple/Blue (5 Cloths, 15 Blackberries, 2 Hot Bran Mash)
- Show Shirts, $300 - adds +50 Confirmation to your horse
- Red (5 Cloths, 15 Raspberries, 2 Rubies)
- Brown (5 Cloths, 15 Acorns, 2 Rubies)
- Yellow (5 Cloths, 15 Dandelions, 2 Rubies)
- Purple (5 Cloths, 15 Blackberries, 2 Rubies)
Jewelry Workshop
Many quests ask you to find certain necklaces, which makes these workshops super handy, especially back when the economy was in better shape and we weren't all walking around with 1b in our banks. Also, necklaces are just cute to wear. This shop is run by Jade Maki.
Location: Whiskerton, Cat Isle
Makes:
- Gold Chain, $100 (10 Chunks of Gold Ore)
- Silver Chain, $100 (10 Chunks of Silver Ore)
- Gold Necklaces, $200
- Emerald (1 Gold Chain, 1 Gold Ore, 1 Emerald)
- Sapphire (1 Gold Chain, 1 Gold Ore, 1 Sapphire)
- Amethyst (1 Gold Chain, 1 Gold Ore, 1 Amethyst)
- Topaz (1 Gold Chain, 1 Gold Ore, 1 Topaz)
- Ruby (1 Gold Chain, 1 Gold Ore, 1 Ruby)
- Diamond (1 Gold Chain, 1 Gold Ore, 1 Diamond)
- Silver Necklaces, $200
- Amethyst (1 Silver Chain, 1 Silver Ore, 1 Amethyst)
- Topaz (1 Silver Chain, 1 Silver Ore, 1 Topaz)
- Crystal Necklaces, $1,000
- Red (1 Silver Chain, 1 Silver Ore, 3 Red Crystal Shards)
- Blue (1 Silver Chain, 1 Silver Ore, 3 Blue Crystal Shards)
- Purple (1 Silver Chain, 1 Silver Ore, 3 Purple Crystal Shards)
- Green (1 Silver Chain, 1 Silver Ore, 3 Green Crystal Shards)
- Cyan (1 Silver Chain, 1 Silver Ore, 3 Cyan Crystal Shards)
- Yellow (1 Silver Chain, 1 Silver Ore, 3 Yellow Crystal Shards)
- Magenta (1 Silver Chain, 1 Silver Ore, 3 Magenta Crystal Shards)
Blacksmith Workshop
In order to craft tack, you've gotta have bits and buckles. Those are crafted separately - the blacksmith workshop specializes in them. This shop is run by Ferrel Ironman.
Location: Wington, Bird Isle
Makes:
- Small Buckle, $100 (5 Chunks of Iron Ore)
- Large Buckle, $150 (10 Chunks of Iron Ore)
- Stirrup, $200 (20 Chunks of Iron Ore)
- English Bit, $200 (20 Chunks of Iron Ore)
- Western Bit, $200 (25 Chunks of Iron Ore)
Turquoise Jewelry Workshop
This location specializes - obviously - in Turquoise Jewelry. This shop is run by Lapis Maki.
Location: Ring Isle
Makes:
- Copper Chain, $100 (10 Chunks of Copper Ore)
- Silver Chain, $100 (10 Chunks of Silver Ore)
- Leather Cord, $100 (4 Leather Strappings)
- Turquoise Necklaces, $200
- Silver (1 Silver Chain, 5 Chunks of Silver Ore, 4 Pieces of Turquoise)
- Copper (1 Copper Chain, 2 Chunks of Copper Ore, 4 Pieces of Turquoise)
- Leather (1 Leather Cord, 1 Silver Ore, 4 Pieces of Turquoise)
Feed Workshop
Back before the economy was the way it is, it wasn't uncommon to start running low on funds and not want to stop at a barn and pay $5k to rest your horses. The Feed Workshop allowed you to craft inexpensive feed that fills up your horses quicker, and also restores your horses' moods. This workshop is run by Ginger Craft.
Location: Carrotton, Hare Isle
Makes:
- Lucky Horse Hay, $200 (15 Four Leaf Clovers, 1 Hay Bale)
- Daisy Hat, $200 (10 Bunches of Daisies, 1 Hay Bale)
- Apple Treat, $200 (8 Apples, 1 Horse Candy)
- Carrot Treat, $200 (10 Carrots, 1 Pitted Horse Date)
- Honey Oats, $200 (10 Honeycombs, 1 Bag of Oats)
Western Tack Shop
When crafting tack, HI gives you a choice between Western and English tack. Western tack adds +20 Endurance, +25 Strength, and +20 Speed with the saddle pad, saddle, and bridle, respectively. Nowadays, we have the elemental tack sets that add hundreds of points, but back in the first few years of the game's life, this was considered the best tack you could get for your horse as a beginner because of how inexpensive it was, and added a little more than the usual affordable Western/English sets. This shop does not have an owner you can speak with.
Location: Tropicton, Jungle Isle
Makes:
- Saddle Pads, $200
- Red (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Raspberries)
- Brown (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Acorns)
- Yellow (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Dandelions)
- Purple (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Blackberries)
- Pink (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Strawberries)
- Green (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 10 Four Leaf Clovers)
- White (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Bunches of Daisies)
- Black (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Chunks of Iron Ore)
- Orange (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Oranges)
- Blue (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Blueberries)
- Grey (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 3 Chunks of Silver Ore)
- Rainbow (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 10 Bunches of Wildflowers)
- Special Red (15 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 5 Red Roses)
- Western Girth, $100 (2 Large Buckles, 3 Leather Strappings)
- Western Saddle Base, $200 (1 Wood Saddle Form*, 5 Leather Pieces, 15 Pieces of Cotton)
- Western Saddle, $200 (1 Western Saddle Base, 1 Western Girth, 2 Stirrups)
- Western Bridle, $200 (5 Leather Strappings, 2 Small Buckles, 1 Western Bit)
*You can get a Wood Saddle Form from Rebecca in Carrotton.
English Tack Workshop
When crafting tack, HI gives you a choice between Western and English. English tack adds +20 Endurance, +25 Strength, and +20 Speed with the saddle pad, saddle, and bridle, respectively. Nowadays, we have the elemental tack sets that add hundreds of points, but back in the first few years of the game's life, this was considered the best tack you could get for your horse as a beginner because of how inexpensive it was, and added a little more than the usual affordable Western/English sets. The owner of this shop is Winthrop.
Location: Witherton, Rider Isle
Makes:
- Saddle Pads, $200
- Red (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Raspberries)
- Brown (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Acorns)
- Yellow (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Dandelions)
- Purple (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Blackberries)
- Pink (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Strawberries)
- Green (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 10 Four Leaf Clovers)
- White (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Bunches of Daisies)
- Black (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Chunks of Iron Ore)
- Orange (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 10 Oranges)
- Blue (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 15 Blueberries)
- Special Red (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 5 Red Roses)
- Rainbow (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 10 Bunches of Wildflowers)
- Grey (10 Pieces of Cotton, 4 Cloths, 3 Chunks of Silver Ore)
- English Girth, $100 (4 Large Buckles, 3 Leather Strappings)
- English Saddle Base, $200 (1 Wooden Saddle Form*, 4 Leather Pieces, 15 Pieces of Cotton)
- English Saddle, $200 (1 English Saddle Base, 1 English Girth, 2 Stirrups)
- English Bridle, $200 (5 Leather Strappings, 2 Small Buckles, 1 English Bit)
*You can get a Wood Saddle Form from Rebecca in Carrotton.
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