Traditional Cowboy Arts Association artist Wilson Capron has always been intrigued by the stories told by the heads and horns of Longhorns, so he created his own herd on a stunning set of skewers. See Capron's work and other cowboy craftsmanship at the TCAA exhibition running through October 12. Hear from the artists themselves at seminars on Saturday, free with a museum admission. All the information, including how to become a proxy bidder for the TCAA sale, is at the link below: https://tcaa.n

Design Legends: Roger Capron (1922-2006). | Daniella On Design

Wilson Capron, a member of the Traditional Cowboy Arts Association, grew up in far West Texas with a family background in ranching. In 1996, he began to apprentice under bit and spur maker Greg Darnall. Wilson's unique designs also stem from the influence of his father. Today, Wilson lives in Christoval, Texas, with his wife Katy, and their daughters Macy and Emmy, where his interest in horsemanship and roping continue to contribute to his art as a bit and spur maker. | The Ben Johnson Cowboy Mu

Chez moi, le grand froid arrive, du coup, le petit cœur chauffant est de retour 😜 et pour ma survie, indispensable 😂😂😂 #astucecouture #tutocouture #diy | Carine Capron

Coudre un couvre bol en quelques minutes en recyclant un vêtement 🎵Pierre Gillet #tutocuture #astucecouture #sewingtips #upcycling | Carine Capron