Congratulations on a well made sail, Jami! Looking very good. I'm just wondering why the telltale on the lowest panel isn't stable, but turns through a circle - is the bottom of the sail over-sheeted a bit, in relation to the rest of the sail? I suspect that this is the case, if reefed, and is why I go for upper and lower sheets to get better control of twist.

And hey, that windvane looks just like mine! Actually, I'm thinking of trimming a little off the height and/or width, as it seems to be a bit more powerful than necessary and fouls my outboard motor occasionally, when that is raised out of the water.

Also, the vane is leaning in the direction that implies that you have some lee helm. 

The sail looks lovely Jami, an inspiration.

I notice the top panel has very little camber, and wonder if putting a split in the top panel is worth the effort?

The simple sail catcher is muzzling the reefed panels very effectively, I bet you are pleased with that - the perfect accessory for a SJR.

And the self-steering - wow - I am very impressed with that.

What a lovely job you gave made of this, Jami. Again. I confess to feeling more than a twinge of envy.  And you are allowed to go sailing, I think? Wonderful.  I hope you have some glorious days out on the water.

Looking good Jamie I'm very impressed. Mast height equal to top of yard - that's good I think. Is that a yard hauling parrel? (Hopefully you might not need that). Is there a range of attachment points so you can alter where the halyard attaches to the yard? A littler bit more fooling around needed to get those luffs straight, and the main luff parallel with the mast, and it will be looking perfect. Lovely contrast, the yellow with the black.

Looking forward to some sailing photos.

Many thanks Jami, I'm going to order this fabric. My sail area will be about the same as yours, as the boat is Mini Cruiser 6.50 junk schooner.  However, I want to make simple flat sails, but with hinged battens. My first test sailing will be probably Baltic, so maybe there will be opportunity to compare our rigs sooner or later. Cheers :)

One more question - what kind and size battens you will apply?