AVH CUSTOM DRAPERY & UPHOLSTERY

The sewing of 2 throws consisted of two fabrics, chenille on one side and 'tufted' polyester on the other. The space between the four edges of the rectangle and the rows of 'tufting' was to be equal. When I came back to pick up the completed project, the edges were not pressed and therefore did not lie flat. And, the spaces where they had to turn each throw 'right side out' where top stitched, not blind stitched and therefore the edges did not have a consistent look. When I made another (otherwise unnecessary trip) back to pick up the throws, they had not been finished. The blind stitching was done, but they where not pressed. (I never asked to straighten out the rows figuring by now these people where already incapable.) Since I did not have more time to waste I paid $60 cash and planned to press the edges myself. I was so exasperated I neglected to check the rest of the work and when I looked closer one of the corners had melted fabric!