Rolling landscapes: we will celebrate our beautiful world in stitch. I will cover a variety of ways to lay down background fabrics, we will explore variations in couching down yarns and even creating your own yarns. 
We will explore trees in straight stitch and also free motion in zigzag stitch too, trees both in the distance and closer. I will cover how to create depth in your work and basic perspective. 

A little bit of beginners hand stitching too and how to use frayed edges successfully. 

If you want to use hand dyed fabrics there will be an extra mini course you can take as an add on. 

There are lots of videos of me stitching.
Clear downloadable instruction supporting the video lessons
Downloadable landscape template
Troubleshooting video

Access to a Facebook group exclusively for members of this course where you can share ideas, support each other and chat with like-minded people. Or you can add a photo of what you have been making in the comments box.

Technical support -- there will be technical assistance available if you have any tech problems. Email johilltechhelp@gmail.com

Videos and all content will be available once you have enrolled on demand to watch as many times as you want.

You will need backing fabrics that are firm, I use 10 oz and 8 oz cotton canvas. I suggest you buy 1 roll of each to get you started, this should be enough. 
A range of thinner fabrics in a mix of landscape colours to appliqué onto your work. 
Yarns preferably Chunky weight but anything can be adapted to create your own. 
An assortment of machine threads.
A vanishing pen is handy, bondaweb or other heat transfer paper.  505 repositioned spray used in quilt making, 8” wooden hoop no higher than 1cm is useful and tracing paper.
I use cmc paste, wallpaper paste will do fine, optional spray starch.