WALK: Master Machine Quilting with Your Walking Foot
Jacquie Gering
Longarm & Machine QuiltingGering's foundational guide to straight-line and grid quilting using nothing but a walking foot, organized around a progression of designs from simple parallel lines to more complex geometric fills. Each project pairs a modern quilt top with a matching quilting plan, so design choices are shown in context rather than as isolated exercises. Written for domestic-machine quilters who want structured, repeatable techniques rather than freehand or longarm work.
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