Hancock Fabrics

Why does it seem fabric stores only hire women with sour attitudes and zero customer service skills?
I set my items down on the cutting table in a patient manner, I wasn’t in a hurry. There were no other customers around. The employee was cutting fabric.
Instantly she barks at me «I’m cutting!»
I said «I can see that. What would you like for me to do?»
she barks again «You can wait!»
I said «um, I think that’s what I was doing.»
You get the gist. They can’t bother to just say ‘I’ll be one second” or «I have a lot of cutting lined up, but _​_​_​should be back in just a minute.»
How hard is that? Really? Just soured my mood on an otherwise lovely day.

Hancock fabrics offers «design deals» it would appear to be a great deal however it is a scam

So Hancock Fabrics has pretty much been my second home lately.
I am making a quilt for a special someone, and about every other day I realize I need something else.
I have come to find that they always seem to have sales on fabric. I think almost every piece of fabric I have bought has been on sale.
Even the batting was on sale, which saved me about 30 bucks.
What I have spent mega bucks on are the supplies. And the supplies ain’t cheap.
The staff have always been polite and helpful.
In the middle of the store is a sewing machine center, with a separate company. I think they do repairs on machines for like 30 bucks. This is very handy to know, because my machine has been pissing me off and I might end up doing damage to it if it doesn’t straighten up its attitude.
I think in the last month I have probably spent $ 400 + -, and if I had shopped at a non-​franchised store, I probably would have spent a whole hell of a lot more. So I’d say HF has been good to me.