Solutions

 I loaded the triangles top  on the frame and managed to quilt halfway;  I hope to finish it soon!

I worked in between things to finish up the Southdown fiber before the TDF begins

but it isn't going to happen, so I won't sweat it!

I don't know about you but while I am tempted to purchase t-shirts

with cool saying on them, 

I can't stand to wear crew neck shirts of any kind.

(My son just switched jobs from Sherwin Williams to Behr paint company

and so he brought me a new tshirt.

I have found a wonderful solution to my conundrum:

 fold-over elastic to finish the edge after I cut off the old ribbing and lowered the front neckline

by an inch.  It is easy to sew on and leaves a very stretchy, comfortable edging!  

 And last night, I bought the bullet and tinked back the bind off to the point of the errant stitches

 and one at a time,

 I ripped all the way down and repaired the purl in the knit row.....twice.

It was not as painful as it felt when I first noticed it. 

 I find if I give myself permission to leave a mistake,

  I usually can find the courage to fix it in a few days.  

I am ready to seam the front and back together

 and do the I-cord edging on the armholes and neck edge!

I've been doing a lot of this during the rainy bouts!

I'm grateful the house is on the top of a rise on our property-

or I would be working on stocking up an ark!