This was my first ever landscape wall hanging and although is was a huge challenge for me I totally enjoyed every step of the project.  I learned about perspective and how to cut out hundreds of flowers and leaves.  I am still finding leaves in the couch cushions... 

For this quilt I wanted a picket fence filled with flowers and in the background viewing wild flowers on a slope.  The biggest challenge was cutting out all the many many flowers that would be used in the scene and learning about the depth of field concept.  I have learned so very much doing all of these landscape wallhangings...and I learn more each time I do another one.

This lovely autumn scene was a true pleasure to make especially since that is my favorite time of year.  I love the colors and smells.  I cut out hundreds of leaves to attach to the tree and to have falling softly on the ground.  I had a difficult time at first on how to 'make a tree'.  But I looked up and out my window and the model was right in front of me.  Then is was smooth sailing the rest of the way.  Each leaf and the trees are individually cut out and raw edged appliqued' on the wallhanging.  I quilted all the elements down in this quilt with a free motion/wind blown style quilting.