The Puzzle to get to Fairyland

On September's first trip to Fairyland, the Green Wind describes the earth and being "roughly trapezoidal, vaguely rhomboid, a bit of a tesseract, and altogether grumpy when its fur is stroked the wrong way! In short, it is a puzzle". September only has to complete this puzzle on her first trip to Fairyland.

Puzzle pieces
The Green Wind tells September that the traditional four Winds make up the corners of the puzzle (although there are actually six Winds), Latitude and Longitude are the edges, and September is the middle pieces.

The pieces are


 * A girl hopping widdershins on one foot, nine revolutions.
 * Wear motley colours.
 * Clap hand over one eye.
 * Give something up.
 * Have a feline in attendance.
 * There must be blood.
 * Tell a lie

September completing the puzzle
September hops widdershins around the Leopard of Little Breezes, with one hand over her eye, wearing her orange dress, and the green smoking jacket. She pricks her finger with the Key, that she then gives up. She lies saying "I want to go home". When she has done this, Latitude and Longitude twist together, leaving a space that the Leopard of Little Breezes, the Green Wind and September can fit through to get to Fairyland.