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    Scrapp’n Savvy

    3.7 (3 reviews)
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    The Sewcial Box

    The Sewcial Box

    4.2(9 reviews)
    28.8 mi

    I thoroughly enjoyed making my pillow in Sewcial Box's recent pillow making class. The instructor…read moreexplained the techniques very well and even allow us to deviate from the original pattern of the pillow. I learned techniques that I will continue to use as a sewist and look forward to her next scheduled classes. Bree is professional, jovial and a thorough instructor to all levels of sewists. I smile every time I see my quilted pillow since it was my first project. Thank you Sewcial Box for the confidence I gained as a new sewist. I can't wait for the next class and visit to this amazing store! 5-stars!

    If you're looking for a fun, relaxing workshop led by a kind and patient quilting instructor, this…read morewas unfortunately not our experience. I purchased a pillow-making workshop for my adult daughter and me, expecting an enjoyable afternoon together and, hopefully, a couple of nice pillows to take home. Instead, neither of us enjoyed the experience, and we left without usable pillows. From early in the workshop, I found Brea, the owner and instructor, to be impatient and unnecessarily harsh. At first, I tried to brush it off as simply a somewhat "spicy" teaching style. But the atmosphere became increasingly tense and uncomfortable. When my daughter became so upset that she hurried to the bathroom in tears, I could no longer overlook what was happening and told her that we were leaving. Rather than trying to understand or de-escalate the situation, Brea became confrontational with me in front of the class. She responded with sarcasm and mockery and challenged my concerns publicly. I was especially disappointed by what felt like an unwillingness to acknowledge mistakes or take any responsibility for how the interaction had unfolded. People take creative workshops to learn, but also to enjoy themselves. Mistakes and questions should be expected, particularly when people are learning a skill. We did not expect perfection or special treatment--just patience, basic kindness, and respectful instruction. Sadly, that was not our experience. What was intended to be a fun mother-daughter outing ended with my daughter in tears and both of us leaving early. I would not return or recommend this workshop based on our experience.

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    The Sewcial Box - Finished pillow from Sewcial Box's recent pillow making class

    Finished pillow from Sewcial Box's recent pillow making class

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    Build together 21 - Complete bathroom remodel

    Build together 21

    3.7(3 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    Luis was hired to do my drywall at first which was done great so it led to another project that…read moreturn into another project. He gave me prices and because they were fair I continued. I was a side project so I wouldn't see him for weeks sometimes. He also builds homes and works for another contractor Bud. When he would show up, he would ask for more money even though the job wasn't completed. He would bring people to help him but in my opinion were not as skilled as him. What was upsetting was when he brought one of his workers and something went missing out of my garage. My ring video showed suspicious stuff. When I approached Luis to show him the video he said it was a broken broom and trash. Then that afternoon Luis packed all his tools up and said he didn't feel comfortable at my house anymore. Really! I was just giving Luis a heads up and looking out for him about his worker and how it can effect his business/reputation. He walked away from $1200 for a $400 pole saw. Sounds suspicious! But then again the job wasn't completed so how can I owe him the rest. He left my house in chaos. When I tried to call him he blocked me and any other number. He also deleted his business Facebook page after I messaged him on messenger. I didn't have a problem with Luis. Luis had been at my house for 4 1/2 months and nothing went missing prior to him bringing this guy. Luis loves his job and is skilled in his profession. When he left I had plastic hanging in my living room for the fireplace to be painted still, paper on the tile floors that needed to be grouted and sealed, cabinet doors not made/mounted, etc. Now that I think about it I don't think one project was completely finished for the $$ I had already given him. I am paying additional $$ now for someone else to complete the job which is annoying.

    I was involved in a project which started with 20 complete rebuilds of homes which were flooded…read moreduring Hurricane Harvey. I saw the investment group go through so many GC's and Sub-contractors that these institutional investors started to really get frustrated. By total accident Luis was at one of the houses while we were walking through one of the properties. That chance meeting changed the entire course of the project and renewed the investors faith. Luis was put in charge of those 20 houses and 30 more, I saw him actually doing every trade and his relentless demand for perfection kept him at the job site until late at night and back again early the next morning. Never did any of his crew come to us and say that they were not getting paid, which happens to often with other contractors. I have done business countless times since our time together during that big Harvey project and I can always count on him doing what he says. Bottom line is he is the most skilled and hardworking craftsman I have had the pleasure of doing business with.

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