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If she was right; that would be good news!!!
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Originally Posted by moonwork42029
Some of our Walmarts (I have 6 within 30 minutes in any direction) still have bolts. Recently I had my 80yr dad with while I picked out some fabric and enjoyed watching him "ooh and ahh" over it almost as much I did getting the fabric.
Anyway... no one was available to cut it except a very very nice young man that was willing to do it if I was willing to let him (after waiting 10 minutes, I would have let almost anyone cut it). Ended up, I cut it and he ran the pricing gun so we could get it finished up. While I was there, 3 other people came up and wanted fabric cut too. Well....being the shy person that I'm known to be, I cut their fabric also. The poor kid was so grateful for the help and the others laughed when they found out I didn't work there. I'm crossing my fingers our other local wallys get the fabric back since we're in a rural area. |
Jo-Anns quality is good and they do have knits. I don't think I have seen knits at Wal-mart.Hugs to You, nannybaggs
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Unfortunately, Jo-Anns also has really smelly stuff. I don't cope with artificial perfumes and their stores reek.
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Thank you. Hugs back.
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It does seem to me that the fabric is not as good. But sometimes it just doesn't matter and I go for price rather than high quality. Although that is changing - why put in the time on something that will not last? Even napkins don't absorb as well in cheap fabric.
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They took our fabric out when they remodeled the store last year, but brought it back 4 months later. Our cutters said it was because of customer complaints. Here's your excuse, ladies! Go complain to management!
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you are both silly girls!! Worked at a WA state Wal
art and fought like heck 9with my loyal customers) to keep our fabric dept. |
and I found that loyal customers did have a voice!!
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Hi froggy. You are right I am silly but I said that I hoped that they would keep the fabric and beads. Hugs nannybaggs
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