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6. Check the tension of the two panels. They should be equal. Mark the top and bottom edges and the crossport location. [Figure G and  Figure H] 

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7. Remove the rib from the pin board. Sew the two outboard seams approximately .06 inch from the edge with the single needle. [Figure I] 

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8. Trim the original damaged panel to the trim lines. [Figure J]  Fold the fabric under to create a French fell seam. Repeat with the opposite seam. [Figure K] 

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9. Sew the inside row to complete the seam. [Figure L] 

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10. Cut the new crossport to match the original location and shape. [Figure M] 

