Bricks, Masonry, Asphalt and Concrete - Quikcrete walkmaker molds??

Has anybody used the quikcrete walkmaker molds? Just surious ho w they work out.

I've got one hanging on the wall in the garage. Haven't done any walks at this house, but used it several times at previous residence in NC. Also did a small section at my Mom's house. I have the random fieldstone looking one and it worked well for me. Trick is to make sure you have a well prepared "path" to work on; needs to be smooth to avoid high spots. Also good idea to clear the intended area down to the height of the form, about 2". That way the finished product will be level with surrounding ground. Keeps the pieces from wandering and easier to run lawnmower over. As with most d-i-y concrete projects, hardest part is mixing the concrete. I usually use a sturdy, round trash can that I can tip to one side and roll back and forth to mix. Works best in the form if you mix it a bit wet; use a garden trowel to pack it in the form.

we also used the form. after the 'stones' set up, we placed sand between stones. looking back, probably would have been better to use some sort of grout as the sand sticks to our dogs feet and he tracks it in. looks nice, though. each section of form uses approx. 1 bag. mixing a little on the wet side helps with pouring.