Here is the pieced top, lap sized. This was fun to play with. The different color moons are the reverse sides of the same fabric.

That looks great. Until I read it on here the other day I never would have thought to turn the fabric over. But that is just a great idea. Keep up the good work.

Looks like the moon over the mountains out here! Wonderful job! I llke it. :D

Good job!

I love that you thought to use both sides of the fabric. That's one thing quilters have over any other use of fabric...we can almost always use both sides!! :)

Norah
I really like that, Very Nice.

Wonderful!

Norah, thats a great quilt, good job. :)

Very Nice work, Norah! :)

Great idea!!!! What a beauty, love the design and the colors :D :D :D

The left side looks like a range of mountains, and the bottom moon is the color of the eclipse the other morning. I was just looking at that pattern the other day in an old lap quilting book.

great job. very pretty!!!
Deb

Very nice! Please let us know about the pattern!

Nicely done! Very pretty :!:

It is an old pattern. After I decided the size of the blocks, the moon is a plate of the scale I liked, and the mountain is a quarter triangle appliqued onto the block. Real easy!

Norah that is a beautiful quilt.. I have never seen the "Moon over the Moutain " pattern before..

Your quilt is great i've used that pattern with some smoky moutain prints its agreat block have a wonderful week whats left....esther

Lovely quilt Norah, I missed this the other day :oops: still betta late than never. I love that you used both sides of the fabric, very frugal of you, reminds me of our forebears :P . I would never of thought of appliqueing the triangle over the circle, very clever. I was looking at it thinking how do you piece that, You'd need to cut a wedge out of a circle and then...... you get the idea :P

BTW love the pup in your new avatar, is he yours? :-)

very interesting....

Just beautiful