Sail Loft at Sail Harbor Marina

And this is what it looks like installed.

Forgot to post this last night. Dodger and bimini both done.

Sometimes you just have to improvise. My tables are far to small to efficiently transfer a pattern of this size without it taking an inordinate amount of time so an alternative had to be found. Found a space large enough to transfer the pattern on to the preassembled two 60" run canvas panel I made earlier. Transferring it layed out properly like this and making the forward and art pocket pieces at the same time only took about 45min, whereas had I done this on my undersized tables, it would have easily been 2-3 hours or more with all of the folding, turning, unfolding, checking and rechecking it would require to ensure an accurate transfer.

Assembling the final major dodger components. The aft and forward bow zipper pockets, stitch forward clear panels to the top panel, attach binder to the unfinished edges and finally make two roll up straps for the center roll up panel, the install on boat with new lift the dot hardware.

6ft tables, 10ft pattern. I long for proper dimensional sewing tables that have walk around access and are large enough to not have to fold a pattern when transferring it to canvas. Sigh. Still though, this works, just takes twice as long. And on that note, ITS BIMINI TIME!