Easy Model Horse Holder

Step 3 Make fabric dividers

Now take a thicker fabric and measure it to make the stall dividers. You will need as many pieces as you have pairs of nails in your wooden board.

Each piece should be as wide as the distance between the two nails (below, 2.25 in.) and as twice as tall as you will the stall dividers to be. In the picture below, that height is equal to 2 x the nail height, but if you need dividers that are taller than the nails, this will need to adjust (see step 4).

To make a stall divider, fold the fabric in half and glue or sew along the two short sides to create a little pocket. Making the dividers the proper size for the nails can take some trial and error- you may need to reglue the sides to make it fit tighter, or cut along the long edge to make it the proper height. In the third photo below you can see how the pocket can turn out over large. You need them to be taut to work as proper stall dividers.

The hot glue gun works for this, but if you want it to be even neater, close the edges with a sewing machine and turn the dividers inside out to hide the stitches.