Chris's Clothing Alterations & Sewing Services

Chris did a great job getting my shirt more fitted for a wedding. Thanks Chris!!

Chris done such an awesome job for me. I needed reflective strip's sowed on to my work pants for the albermarle construction project.nHonestly I couldn't be happier with her efforts, The quote and her polite, humble and respectful manner coupled with attention to detail makes her an excellent choice should you need her services!

Couldn't be happier with Chris's commitment to deliver exactly what I wanted for my Wedding dress. She is professional, timely and the end result is nothing short of incredible. ud83eudd70nA day after collecting my dress I pulled something in it causing it to fray. I immediately contacted Chris with photos and in desperate need for her to fixed what to me seemed unfixable. She didn't hesitate for me to bring it in asap. Within minutes she had fixed my dress and I walked out with a smile and the skills to fix it if I dare did it again.nIn my opinion Chris goes above and beyond for what she charges. Would 100% recommend Chris if you need someone you can trust. Thankyou for everything.

If I could have rated my experience in the negative, I would have. I provided fabric for curtains. Granted, this woman doesn’t usually make curtains but made an exception for me; she used to make curtains, professionally, and only decided to do this job for me because I wanted nothing but hems on three sides and a pocket at the top for four curtain drops and two valances - no tape and no fiddly-bits. I got four valances, instead of two, and all four of them were made with the velvet nap upside-down. All four curtains were made short, and one of them was also sewn with the nap upside down. This woman wouldn’t take my word for the measurements I’d taken and insisted on being brought one of the curtains that she was replacing. Despite having provided her with what she told me she needed, she made massive mistakes that she cannot/will not accept that she has made; I have also run out of fabric for a small, bathroom curtain that was also to be made... because Christine made two valances for each main window, instead of one. Now she wants to come to my house to see her mistakes, and then attempt to fix them; if she couldn’t get it right the first time, I am certainly not about to let her loose on my curtains again. I’m sorry, but I don’t want my window treatments looking like they were made from scraps and merely slapped together with tacked-on after-thoughts! If she can’t sew a simple rectangle of material, what’s your wedding/ball gown going to look like?

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