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Trail Map Quilt Pattern

Trail Map Quilt Pattern

$11.95 USD
$11.95 USD
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Do you want to go for a hike on a scenic trail? Follow the applique/embroidered paw prints on the pathway of this quilt as you travel along the trail through the story of this quilt pattern! Combining traditional piecing with raw-edge applique to achieve this adventurous design. Pass by the trail sign, forest, fussy cut map print and open fields on your way to the cabin! The Trail Map Quilt pattern is 68” x 72” and is designed to tell the story of a backcountry adventure! This pattern features fabrics and panels from the Forest Friends – Back Country Adventure fabric by Jennifer Long for Riley Blake Designs. Cuddle up under this quilt in an adventure of your imagination.

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