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INTRODUCTION
The bumper music for this podcast is I See the Moon, a traditional lullaby. Here are the lyrics as I learned them:
I see the moon and the moon sees me
The moon sees the one I long to see
God bless the moon and God bless me
And God bless the one I love
Program from the 2004 Full Moon Party at Mirkwood
Full Moon Party 2004 at Mirkwood
Singing the Moon Songs (while gazing at the full moon)
Singing the Moon Songs (while gazing at the full moon)
Songs for a Full Moon Party:
- Moonshadow
- Moondance
- Moon River
- Moonglow
- By the Light of the Silvery Moon
- Shine on Harvest Moon
- I See the Moon
- Blue Moon
- Moonlight Bay
- Fly Me to the Moon
- Full Moon and Empty Arms
Audubon Redwork - Cardinal
CLICK HERE for the PDF of the Cardinal, or click the image below to open the next of my Audubon redwork series, the Cardinal. You can save or print the file from within the viewer.
THE FIBER ARTS SEGMENT [Podcast minute marker 22:22]
"Moondance" - a tribute to my mother and my sister Pat
CLICK HERE for the Moondance PDF, or click the image below to open the free Moondance needlework pattern. You can save or print the file from within the viewer.
THE PAPER ARTS SEGMENT [Podcast minute marker 28:32]
Full Moon Party Globe Invitation and Decoration
CLICK HERE for the Globe PDF, or click the image below to open the Full Moon Party Globe Invitation and Decoration project sheet. You can save or print the file from within the viewer.
THE RECIPE [Podcast minute marker 37:57]
Full Moon Pie, developed by my husband Ted
CLICK HERE for the Full Moon Pie PDF, or click the image below to open the recipe for Ted’s Full Moon Pie. You can save or print the file from within the viewer.
THE GRAB BAG [Podcast minute marker: 44:20]
Here is a list of the names of the full moon for each month of the year. This tradition comes from various Native American tribes.
- Wolf Moon – January
- Snow Moon – February
- Worm Moon – March
- Pink Moon – April
- Flower Moon – May
- Strawberry Moon – June
- Buck Moon – July
- Sturgeon Moon – August
- Corn Moon, or Harvest Moon – September
- Harvest Moon – October
- Beaver Moon – November
- Cold Moon, or Long Nights Moon – December
And remember . . .
creativity isn’t a race
it’s an adventure!
it’s an adventure!
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On the Full Moon Party Globe - looks great however there's nothing within the view that allows me to save or print - what am I missing. If I click around it takes me out to another site to download but can't do that with joining. Not something I want to do? Will this pattern be added to your Template site? Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi, Anonymous! Thanks for the heads up -- I think that ISSUU must have changed how they present files. I've updated the blog with direct links to each project file. The direct link to the Globe project is http://www.mirkwooddesigns.com/projects/globe.pdf I hope you enjoy it!
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How fun this party must be! What a creative way to bring family and friends together each year to make great memories. Have enjoyable time at your upcoming party with your sisters.
ReplyDeleteI love that moondance pattern! Thank you so much. And thank you for testing the rayon floss so I don't have to - I think I'll pass!
ReplyDeleteWhat font did you use for that globe?
ReplyDeleteHi, Betsy -- the font is called Night Sky and you can download it free from several sites on the 'net. (Just search for "night sky font" and you'll find it!)
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