Embellished Felted Landscape

Wool and stitch

Embellished

 Felted Landscape



Needle felting with hand stitch

This workshop begins with fibre — loose wool shaped through repeated needlework into a landscape.

From there, we move into stitch.

Hand embroidery is used to build into the felted surface — adding line, texture, and detail that can’t be achieved through fibre alone. Stitch becomes a way to refine, define, and sometimes shift what’s already there.

The process moves between forming and responding.
What begins as a simple composition can change as texture builds and new elements are introduced.

You may start with a landscape in mind.
Or let the materials lead and see what takes shape.

We’ll explore:

• Building a landscape using needle felting
• Working with fibre to create depth, form, and composition
• Using stitch to add line, texture, and definition
• Combining soft fibre with more structured embroidery
• Moving between planned design and intuitive development
• Letting the work evolve rather than fixing it too early

This workshop builds on basic stitching skills and introduces how embroidery can be used within a fibre-based surface.

Participants will leave with a finished felted landscape and a deeper understanding of how stitch and fibre can work together.

This workshop builds on basic embroidery skills.
Completion of the Stitch Book Workshop is recommended.