Walk: Master Machine Quilting with Your Walking Foot

Did a lot of research before i decided to purchase this book. A lot of books do not have the detailed tutorial type instructions that this book provides. Written in a friendly and informative text. Lots of actual photographs to acompany instruction which i find very helpful.Excited to become a creative stitcher with the guidance provided by this author .

I am so pleased I bought this book as, for a long time, I have avoided machine quilting, which has led to many dull hours of hand quilting. Clearly I need to get to grips with doing it on the machine, even if only for a bit of variety in styles. This book explains thoroughly in clear sentences and with lots of photos, and takes you through from the absolute basics to a level as advanced as any I would ever need. The author understands the sticking points and addresses them so you feel you can give it a go. She leads you, via small pieces for practice, to the point where you would feel that doing a whole quilt is a real possibility. I'm most grateful to her!

I ordered my copy really soon after release - great price, came very quickly. I recommended it to so many of my students, who have been disappointed to find that there is a delivery delay now, but it is worth waiting for.

Have just ordered a third copy of this book - two have been as gifts. If you want to be more adventurous with your walking foot - this is the book to get. Simple, clear instructions, brilliant ideas - and in the days when FMQ and longarming seem to rule - this book gives 'walking foot' quilting the respect it deserves.

I loved this book as it gives details in a clear way.

This is a great book and is a companion to the Jacquie Gering class on Craftsy. It is very informative and explains in detail how to use the walking foot to quilt great patterns.

Excellent book, easy to understand, can't wait to try out some of Jacquie tips, hopefully be able to tackle my pile of U.F.O.'s

Great book. Really looking forward to start practicing