Kevin continues the sewing of the panels into gores. At this point he has 4 gores containing panels 2 thur 5, 6 gore containing panels 2 thru 9, and 2 gores containing all of the cut panels 2 thru 12. That adds up to about 60 some odd percent of the total amount of sewing needed for this first phase of the sewing.
At least he’s enjoying listening to the book-on-tape version of Thomas Friedman’s “The World is Flat” to break up the tedium
Nice work kevin. You are ripping through it! Enjoying the Blog Dan, a great way to see it progress.
Don’t worry about stuffing the fabric order up, we all do it. At least you don’t have to pay for a second lot of international freight and customs fees like I did when I made the same mistake!
Bang some more pics up Dan, loving see it all come together.
Cheers
Adam Barrow
Australia
Tedium ? Tedium ! You suggest that slogging stitch by stitch , hand over hand through mountains of fabric is tedious? : )
Hang in there and keep sewing. Literally every stitch counts and the end result is more than rewarding. A true artistic creation which you can fly!
Fly safe,
Curtis