Re: Quacker Factory

SoCal Bred · ‎05-04-2020

Guess I stand corrected!

Q4u · ‎03-17-2010

@SoCal Bred - Kachina624 is right, the word Seamstress is no longer used to address someone who sews. But most of the public have no idea a word can have more than one meaning.....

*~"Never eat more than you can lift......" Miss Piggy~*

Susan in California · ‎06-02-2014

Re: Quacker Factory

I think their fabrics are good, but I don't like the bling.

I don't like their embroidery either. It looks to me almost

cartoon like. (I do love embroidery on Mexican blouses).

The DreamJeanes have been a favorite of mine, but I

prefer the plain version. They fit well and are well made.

I did have a Christmas cardigan with cardinals from QF

probably 15 years ago that I did enjoy.

I think Angel does a decent job of explaining a product,

but I still haven't bought anything in years.

I mute the story of the DreamJeans every single time.

bewise · ‎06-10-2010

Years back I purchased a Christmas sweater,had it for years,finally gave to good will.Since then,Haven't bought a thing.Far to much bling,not for the younger group.It seems like they are going down,Hate to see anyone go down

Nataliesgramma · ‎03-28-2015

I used to buy some things, but I just don't see anything I like anymore. I am not a fan of French Terry....so I avoid that

.

They are always out of my size in the dark denim color in the dream jeans and I don't want leggings or jeggings.

shop5 · ‎09-04-2014

I would hate to see the Quacker line go. Noticed the shows are not frequent and look forward to the fantastic embroidered tops with seasonal notes. I miss Patrick. Why isn't Angel back at Studio Park. We are back to school, colleges and biz. I see this procrastination a tad lazy. New chestlines would be appreciated. Zig cut ins, the higher neck with v notched in. Dramatic. Thanks for the listen.

shop5 · ‎09-04-2014

People I think a male sew-er could be a stitcher, a sew master, a seam king, or from yesteryear to today a... tailor! Splitting my seams laughing. People life is too short to HEM and knaw. Hah ha!

Mom2Dogs · ‎03-09-2010

@shop5 wrote:
People I think a male sew-er could be a stitcher, a sew master, a seam king, or from yesteryear to today a... tailor! Splitting my seams laughing. People life is too short to HEM and knaw. Hah ha!

I had no idea 'seamstress' was not to be used...is this a joke or serious?