Feathers That Fly: How to Design, Mark, and Machine Quilt Feather Motifs [Paperback] Review

I purchased this book sight unseen based on the author's description.Once I received it, I was disappointed in the lack of new information or insights.Most of what is provided in this book is more thoroughly presented in other machine quilting books.The only "new" technique presented is a description on how Caryl Fallert creates her machine quilted feathers.I also found the exercises and sample quilts uninspiring. I would heartily recommend Guide to Machine Quilting by Diane Gaudynski and Infinite Feathers by Anita Shackleford instead.At a minimum, view the book in person so you can decide whether its worth spending your money on.

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Product Description:
Take the intimidation out of machine quilting classic feather motifs with this easy-to-follow guide! Discover a new technique in each chapter, along with a project or two for practice.
- Choose from 14 projects that show you how to quilt straight-spine feathers, plus wreaths, curves, and cables in blocks, borders, and corners
- Learn to draw motifs and free-motion quilt by machine, or use the designs provided
- See how quilting can change a design; a gorgeous photo gallery features five Old English Tulip quilts, each quilted a different way
- Bonus! Quick and easy feather patterns--no drawing required--are provided for long-arm quilting machines

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