Most of you know that sewing and alteration services are regularly offered here at Stacey Sansom Designs. It is what we do. There are still endless questions about what is actually done. The goal of this progress report is to illustrate the items Stacey Sansom Designs works on and the services provided. This is not intended to be all-encompassing.
Progress Report Introduction
The concept of a progress report is to show how students or employees are performing based on the number of tasks and to show the level of performance. The easiest way to express what can be done at Stacey Sansom Designs is to show you the projects, how they are being completed, and the quality results.
Progress reports from Stacey Sansom Designs will highlight the work done and are not intended to be all-inclusive.
How often will progress reports be give?
There is no set timeframe for progress reports. Work at Stacey Sansom Designs varies from day to day and week to week. Thus, the amount of time to sit and churn out dedicated posts for each project is not possible. It cannot be reliably done. The focus is to do high-quality work on every project by the requested due date.
Progress reports every week would be ideal. Realistically, Stacey Sansom Designs can commit to end-of-month progress reports. These will highlight the work completed that month.
What the progress reports are not
There will be no set outline for what will or will not be included in the progress report, and there is no set schedule for timing or frequency. They will occur as time allows.
They will only be highlights, not a listing of every project completed. If you are a customer and your project is not used, it is not personal. Most likely, it means I did not get quality pictures, especially before and after shots. Pictures are not taken of every project; there is not enough time to stage every item to look its best.