In post #5 I described a similar repair experience as that described by SenecaDaze.
Fabric management on large projects can be difficult. I think that incrementally sewing the panels together should not be too difficult. The final assembly steps of finishing the edges and constructing the head, clew and tack would probalby be the most difficult not only because of fabric management but also sewing more layers of fabric.
Lacking sunken sewing stations with the machine at floor level as in sail lofts, fabric management on large DIY projects can be mitigated by extending the work space around the sewing machine. I have three 2' x 4' slick-top folding tables about the same height as the sewing table and that can be positioned in front or behind the sewing table.
Fabric management on large projects can be difficult. I think that incrementally sewing the panels together should not be too difficult. The final assembly steps of finishing the edges and constructing the head, clew and tack would probalby be the most difficult not only because of fabric management but also sewing more layers of fabric.
Lacking sunken sewing stations with the machine at floor level as in sail lofts, fabric management on large DIY projects can be mitigated by extending the work space around the sewing machine. I have three 2' x 4' slick-top folding tables about the same height as the sewing table and that can be positioned in front or behind the sewing table.
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