Swamp Rabbit Trail Quilt Pattern by Meadow Mist Designs
Swamp Rabbit Trail gets its name from the 22 mile walking and biking path running along the scenic Reedy River on a historic rail bed in Greenville, SC.
It is one of my family’s favorite places to hike with its gentle peaks and valleys.
The Swamp Rabbit Trail block looks more complicated than it really is, with the “peaks” being stitched using traditional flying geese techniques.
Swamp Rabbit Trail contains piecing instructions for two different throw sized layouts, a horizontal layout and a vertical layout.
Each layout uses the same number and size of blocks but differs in the block orientation, sashing, and borders.
It is one of my family’s favorite places to hike with its gentle peaks and valleys.
The Swamp Rabbit Trail block looks more complicated than it really is, with the “peaks” being stitched using traditional flying geese techniques.
Swamp Rabbit Trail contains piecing instructions for two different throw sized layouts, a horizontal layout and a vertical layout.
Each layout uses the same number and size of blocks but differs in the block orientation, sashing, and borders.
- Printed Paper Pattern
- Finished Size: 54-1/2in x 62-1/2in, 56-1/2in x 66"
- Final Product: Quilt
- Technique Used: Standard Machine Sewing
- Skill Level: Confident Beginner
