I have agonized over this … wondering if it will work …

finally took a deep breath and basted the large moons to the flannel …



then tore strips of Malka’s gorgeous blue linen and started to stitch log-cabin-style around each Glennis moon …

I have no idea how it will work with the angles … my fingers are crossed.
Thank you, thank you. I am near the point where I have loads of components and want to fit them together into a whole cloth. Process methods are so welcome ! My first piecing adventure !
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I hope you’ll share what you do … we all learn from each other
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Hi Liz, welcome back. I’ve missed seeing you and your blog adventures.
I’m still stitching and photographing and trying to lead an intentional creative life 😉
Love all the juicy projects you are sharing 💕
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Oh my goodness …It’s so good to hear from you!
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Liz I didn’t know you did Glennis’ moons, me too! And like you I have been agonizing with how to deal with them. I adore your idea of log cabining around them. And in addition I’ve been embroidering a few bunnies in a couple of the moons too. But now I sort of wish I wouldn’t have. ha ha Oh well. Would you mind it I copied your log cabin idea? It just makes them pop so nicely.
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I still have all the silk ones … putting them on the bed cover didn’t seem like a good idea … someone suggested making books a while back … that might be a good mini-project … hmmmm
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and goodness gracious … of course you can … I’d love to see yours!!
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It’s good to try… 🙂
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I’m (almost) always fine once I get started … so far, so good
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LA – as later blog post show it is working. Go well. B
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it’s been fun reading your serial comments …
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