LNKA Open Toe Walking Foot W/Guide for Brother Sewing Machine Quilting and Sewing Stitch Through Multiple Layers

I bought this for a sewing machine that I received from my sister. I recently finished a king sized quilt using this walking foot. It is easy to install and even easier to use. I would definitely recommend this to anyone quilting.

I love this foot for piecing quilt fabric. Good quality product.

I did a couple of projects using the walking foot and it did just fine. No issues at all.

This is a great foot for my machine. Wish I'd had it before this project! So easy to install and really helped with the "puckering" of the satin I was sewing. Highly recommend!!

Though it does work and function like it’s intended it does get off track pretty easily and the construction is a little weak for thick materials. It work’s excellent for knits though!

Several months ago I was asked to make quilts for a world relief organization. I had never quilted before, but I knew quilting needed to be precise. It was acceptable to tie the quilts but I wanted to do a bit more. This walking foot assists with pulling the layers of fabric through, and I even left it on for some basic sewing. I was able to do 6 quilts start to finish and parts of 3 more. I just need to learn more techniques and practice.

This worked okay, until it didn’t. The guide was loose, I had to remember to check it before starting the next row when quilting, because it would move if I bumped it in the slightest. It quit working after quilting two rows on my quilt. It would jump up and not come back down for several stitches every now and again, then wouldn’t stay down at all unless I held it down. I contacted customer service, I received a message to look on the internet on how to adjust it. I couldn’t find anything, so I asked customer service to provide me a link. They did, but it was a broken link. I once again contacted customer service and asked them to send me a different link, never heard from then again, and that was months ago. I ended up throwing it away and buying a different brand.

This worked fine for my small, straight-line quilting project. The guide itself came loose from the post it's attached to but some really good, name brand glue fixed it.