A Little Stitched Landscape – Helen Keenan

Enjoy a delightful day of cutting, stitching, and quilting, both by hand and machine, you will work on making this little stitched landscape.
Using scraps and bought fabrics, and those hand threads most of us have in our stashes, come along and make this beautiful little cloth or hanging. 
We shall be making a stitched landscape up to approx 18” square 
 
Requirements List

Sewing machine and threads, both plain for stitching and more decorative  (eg variegated) if you’d like to machine quilt. Include your quilting foot, and  covering plate if you can’t drop the feed dogs
Hand sewing notions – quilting threads, pins and needles, hand stitch threads (eg embroidery) etc.  
Rotary cutter, board and ruler, scissors
Fabrics – A selection of fabrics suitable for landscape – certainly including some blues, suitable for the sky, and some greens, browns, oranges and tans etc suitable for the land. Include patterned fabrics as well as plainer ones, and some others you’re not quite sure about! They are often the ones which provide a flash of interest!  No yardage suggested, but we shall be cutting and joining strips to suggest the contours of the land so you need to be able to cut strips at least 18” length
Wadding and backing