I Was Selfish at the Fabric Store
#71
I also worked in a quilt shop and if some one whated a cut of fabric another cutomer was wanting, we always cut the person who selected the fabric first then the second one. The both had a chance to select the bolt off the shelf.
#75
Thanks for all the feedback. I didn't really feel all that selfish but this store has a reputation for rude clerks. I was raised to not "create a scene" rather than stand up for myself but as I've gotten older, I've learned the art of politely "creating a scene". Sometimes not so politely.
If we don't stand up for ourselves, nobody else will either.
If we don't stand up for ourselves, nobody else will either.
#76
I agree. If the bolt is in your hands or being held for you (some shops do have some type of method to show items are being held - i.e. fake rocks or beanbags), then it is first come, first served. I was at a quilt shop a few weeks ago and saw this lovely batik that another woman had in her pile. I kind of hovered until it was cut for her and then asked for it before it was put away. I wouldn't take it before she was done, especially since it was for my stash and she was shopping for a class.
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I would have suggested (demanded in a polite way) that the clerk/manager/store provide the missing fabric for me ... preferably at no charge ... from another store or manufacturer. Or provide me a gift certificate to make up for my loss.
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