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I noticed a small rip in the dodger, so, rather than give it to a
company to repair, thought 'Hey, I can do that'. Nothing is as simple as it seems, however. First, the sewing machine had to be mastered, oiled, prepared. Then the rudiments of sewing learnt. The Dodger was an easy repair (straight line stitching), but then I saw the winch covers are wind/sun worn and needed replacing. Those are not so easy as they are 'round'! But I love a challenge, specially one that requires accuracy and an element of engineering. Took two days but I now have a matched pair of winch covers. Now to try sail bags! -- Molesworth |
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