After 2 weeks of sewing and fiberglass work all day, everyday, we have saved up enough $ to buy sails! Desiree explains a sewing trick she learned the hard ...

We can't wait to get rid of our moldy foam and make proper v-berth cushions! Quick tour of my favorite little space in the world!

My second sewing project, complete! Introducing our newly upholstered settee cushions! What do you think?

Installing mounting clips and musings about jumping in and learning a new skill. You gotta start somewhere, right?

Today we installed teak handrails and sealed them to the cabin top with bed-it butyl tape! Not nearly as messy or stressful as installing and sealing our newly ...

Celebrating our final farewell to the boatyard with sundowner key lime Rum & Cokes. Check out the new caprail and wish us luck for our first move in over a ...

After 1 year and 4 months in the boatyard, 4 trips to the urgent care center, roughly 300 trips to west marine, a couple emotional breakdowns, and countless ...

Check out Jordan's strategy for bending the Carpal Teak for the Transom!

This may be our last week in the boatyard! With all of our dirtiest projects coming to an end we will hopefully move to a marina soon, but to make that happen ...

Though we've spent the majority of the last year covered in bottom paint, fiberglass, bronze and wood dust, paint and epoxy, we are lucky enough to share a ...

Progress! Installed the cockpit coamings and winch bases! 50+ year old wood trim has never looked this good!

After sitting in the steam box for almost 3 hours we now bend the teak to the plywood pattern which we traced from Atticus' gunwale.

At best refitting Atticus has been 2 steps forward 1 step back. Today was more of a 3 steps back kind of day. Split scarfing on my cap rail project and the ...

Jordan seals his fairing projects with Awlgrip 545 primer!

We took down her paint basically to the fiberglass. The green patches are where we had to re-core the deck.