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I CAN’T BELIEVE HOW MUCH WORK THIS IS!!
Gelcoat color matching and repair, patching a spinnaker, WD40 on wood laminate, keeping fresh herbs, sewing projects....Keeping a cruising catamaran maintained is no simple task...there is always a list of things to be done. We take small bites every day, but the calm and quiet anchorages....? A gre...
Caught In A HURRICANE, and DIVING With Judah Clark S2:E22
Hello Everyone! The last of summer! Enjoy it while it lasts because the countdown begins before we get to The Bahamas!! So here we go, enjoy our lobster feast, our encounter with Tropical Storm Sally, and Sascha going Diving with Judah Clark! We are currently in the process of finishing up the boat ...
Made our own cushions for the first time!
On a cruising boat the helm seat is an important one to be comfortable. Ours was terrible. So the helm seat was the first thing on our list to actually improve upon now that we have a Sailrite sewing machine. We're still new to this type of sewing, so this project is a bit of an experiment/trai...
Captain’s Log: Crossing the Gulf Stream | Sailing Soulianis – Ep. 72
Crossing the Gulf is a big milestone and right of passage for any sailor heading south. With a swift northern current churning up extra chop it can make for a bumpy ride. We've heard plenty of horror stories, but know to take all that dock talk with a grain of salt. Firsthand experience wins ou...
How to Slay the Seasickness Monster | Sailing Soulianis – Ep. 71
This is it! We’re off to The Bahamas…or so we plan. After last minute provisioning, we leave Marathon and set sail to cross the Gulf Stream. Even though we’re making good time, beating to windward takes its toll, and we decide to call an audible. Fortunately, before Lauren loses her breakfast to the...
Can We Look this Creature in the Eyes… and Eat It? | Sailing Soulianis – Ep. 70
After a month in Marathon, we’re nearly finished with our DIY bimini. With just a few more finishing touches, including modifications for the backstay, the radar pole, and the solar panels, we’ll be ready to take off to The Bahamas. While in Boot Key Harbor, our friends Jordan & Randi of Learni...
Unboxing our MOST EXPENSIVE boat TOOL to date….
When you live on a boat you need a variety of different tools, from multimeters, to pex crimping tools, from jigsaws to rivet guns, and probably at least 3 or 4 powered sanding devices...... but this one tool is arguably one of the more versatile tools you can have on a boat, the problem is.... it&#...
Finding Balance in the Rhythm of Life Aboard | Sailing Soulianis – Ep. 69
If you think we have this whole life thing figured out, don’t let us fool you! We constantly feel like we’re never getting enough done, that we’re falling behind, and that life is moving too quickly. Anyone else feel like it’s a struggle to find balance in life? In this episode, we arrive in Marat...
Failure to Launch | Sailing Soulianis – Ep. 66
The water is so close now we can smell it. After trailering Soulianis out of our landlocked boatyard, she’s now poised and ready for launch — right after we finish painting the centerboard with bottom paint. The launch goes well at first. No leaks, and the motor runs. One problem: forward gear doe...
Let’s Do It the Hard Way | Sailing Soulianis – Ep. 65
Remember the horrible arch saga? Well, we’re officially putting an end to that chapter… and nope, we didn’t hire another contractor — instead we decided to build a bimini ourselves. The reason we hired out the job in the first place was because we wanted a custom arch that would match the lines of...
Lee cloths
Installing lee cloths on my bunks. And a few other sewing projects. Materials: Mesh: Snap-n-press tool: Screw stud snaps: *Disclaimer: Amazon Associates Program provides ad fees for linking products
Sewing a 3rd reef into my sail
Follow along as I sew a third reef point into my sail.
#64t Second Haul Out, Anti Fouling and Repairs| Sailing Sisu Leopard 45 Catamaran Circumnavigating
This week we got hauled out for the second time in six months for anti fouling. Sisu is getting gelcoat repairs. We used the opportunity to perform a full service on Sisu and Tippex's engines and Petro gets a change to use the Sailrite to fix our stack pack sail bag, which got damaged during a ...
Sailing to Lono Harbor Molokai
I attempt some sewing repairs before heading around the west side of Molokai. Along the way I struggle with light winds and a 15 mile passage takes 10 hours. Entering the harbor at night I can hear big breaking waves on either side of me as a weave through the reef. Inside the harbor winds pick up a...
How to Sew a Water Catcher for Sailboats (E.81 Sailing w/the Litzenbergers)
I've been on the hunt for a good water catcher for a while and finally I came across a drawing online, so I take a stab at making it. If you want to get the pattern from me, DM us on our instagram! 🥬Become a Paid Subscriber and Help Us Out: 🎧Listen to our Podcast! 👍🏻Our Facebook 📷Our Ins...
Midnight Storms & Chased by Rays (plus our funny infomercial)
Megan's Ultimate Boat Cushion Tutorial: iTunes Podcast: This week we bounce aimlessly around the Abacos and come to understand why this area is a cruiser favorite. It's a bit of a day-in-the-life sort of vlog this week, but we do deal with a cold front and a mess in the anchor locker...
#42t Our SAILRITE review, WHY we chose it | Sailing Sisu Leopard 45 Catamaran Circumnavigating
This week we share why we chose the Sailrite Sewing Machine as being our trusty companion on our sailing expeditions into the unknown, besides being pretty frikken heavy . . . . . it is undoubtedly the most robust piece of machinery we've encountered. Totally chuffed ....... Thank you for al...
Singlehanding Sea of Cortez – Wandersailing 24
After cancelling the South-Pacific crossing, I decided to sail North before the hurricane season. I really enjoyed singlehanding the Sea of Cortez way more than I was expecting. On this episode, you'll get to see what sailing Mexico is all about and get to see some stunning drone footage of the...
73. Entering the Florida Keys & Sewing DIY Salon Cushions Using the SUN | Learning the Lines
This video continues on from episode 72 as we finish our trip to Marathon, Florida. We found ourselves motoring through calm seas with little to no wind as we passed under the Seven Mile Bridge and made our way into Boot Key Harbor. We knew this destination was popular in the cruising community, but...
Sewing The Ultimate Wind Scoop for our Cruising Sailboat | Rio Dulce, Guatemala | S03E24
Desiree shows us her process of sewing the ultimate wind scoop for our cruising sailboat and bangs out a couple other urgent sewing projects. We luck out by getting an opportunity to house sit an incredible property in the Rio Dulce with dock space for Atticus, unbeatable work space for projects, an...
Build Your Own Sails and Sail Pack – Wandersailing 20
In this episode, we built our own headsail from a Sailrite kit while being in Mexico. This is not really a tutorial, but mostly to give you a small idea of what it entails to tackle a similar project. After spending 9-10 days building the headsail and making a new sail pack, we have to haul out the ...
67. Our FREE BOAT is Back in the Water! | Learning the Lines – DIY Sailing
Where have we been??? Well, the simple explanation is we had to fire up the afterburners on our necessary boat projects to be able to get in the water before the 15th, meaning no time for editing and minimal filming. Why before the 15th? The yard we were at decided to more than double the liveaboa...
Ep 119 | Sewing Sails with our New Sailrite Sewing Machine, Sailing Nutshell
This week is all about sewing. We are very thankful to our wonderful Patrons who have kindly supported us over the last two years and enabled us to buy a Sailrite LSZ-1 Premium Walking Foot sewing machine. We spent many hours repairing sails for friends and learning how the machine works. We definit...