Hobby Lobby

One stop shop for a lot of things I could find at Michaels, Homegoods and so on. Get a lot of crating items, frames, unique housewares and so on. Good prices and always have a lot of sales on many items– usually the ones I want. Certain things like Frames are always 50% off, and their Christmas selection is great and always 50% during season

Crafting galore. New ideas. Great deals. Something if not everything is always on sale. If your planning a wedding a need some props and wedding ideas and items (glasses, signature books, favors) this is the place to come.
Party supplies, they got it. Crafting supplies, they got it. Baby shower games and crafts, they got it. They have a brooch aisle which I looooove. There is just so much in here that you want to buy just because. Yarn, onesies, beads, paints, any and everything an artist may need is available here.
The frame section is great also. Just so many colors, sizes and styles to choose from. The pictures, scriptural art, I love it all! It really makes you want to revamp your house. So many options.
I wish there was one closer to my home, but there doesn’t seem to be too many in our area. It’s worth the drive.

I finally went to Hobby Lobby! I’ve been reading about this place from friends who are somewhat addicted to crafting etc. The selection was great. This place was bigger than any craft store I have ever been to. It had something for everyone.
It seemed a little messy in places, but I’m sure that had more to do with the countless people wandering the aisles picking things up then placing them elsewhere. I witnessed this a few times.
The sales were nice and the mobile coupon for 40% off from their website was very helpful. Make sure to check for coupons and stipulations before you go. Some items seemed priced higher than Michaels which is just down the street.
They did not allow me to use a Michaels coupon as they do at AC Moore. The staff were friendly and helpful. It’s funny that the awesome amount of items is a good and bad thing. Good for finding what you need but bad because you will definitely spend more time and probably more money than you originally intended.

Awful place. Poor selection and quality.

Th e stroe does not hace handicapped scotters available for the handicapped to use. There is also no automatica door for the handicapped. There is not enough African artifacts compared to the other stores of hobby lobby
The staff is not very welcomeing. This store does not offer half off as the store in Albuquerque mew Mexico.

After a year or so later, I have to amend my review, because Hobby Lobby has stocked new and fresh products. I really enjoy shopping here and always seem to find something to add to my stockpile of craft items.

Hobby Lobby is as craft/​fabric/​home décor store all in one! I have never paid full price for an item because every other week they run specials for the different departments or I just use my mobile 40% off one regular item coupon.
The selection is huge. I especially love their home section and picture frames. My only negative is their cash register system. Like another reviewer stated, they do not scan items, but rather key in each item individually. This is especially annoying when you have to do a return. I’m not sure if they still do, but at one point they had to photocopy your receipt whenever you did a return.

This place is HUGE, and is chock full of all types of stuff — from arts & crafts, home décor, and furniture. I didn’t see the whole store, but I did spend an ample amount of time in the yarn section (it’s an addiction). If you’re looking for cheap yarn in a variety of colors, check this place out. If you want higher quality yarn, go to your local yarn shop.
Anyway, the only thing that was a little weird was the fact that they don’t have a bar code scanning system. They have to manually type in each item number, and of course my boyfriend grabbed the one item in the store that the system wouldn’t recognize and had a missing price sticker. The cashier had to get another staff member to find out the price, and he had to look through this huge book of items which took about 15 minutes. We weren’t in a rush, so it was fine, but I felt bad for the staff. You would think a store of that size would have bar code scanners… Make sure your item at least has a price sticker on it to avoid this :) BUT if it does happen, the staff is really friendly which helps.
I’m giving three stars for now because there wasn’t enough time for me to see the entire store. I will definitely update this review once I return, and I’m sure my rating will increase.

Don’t shop at this place that much.

It is a mix of Michael’s, Home Goods and Joann Fabrics. Huge selection from home decors to beads and fabrics.

This place is much better than Michaels. More selection and better sales in my opinion. I saved 40% today and I can’t complain! The scrapbooking section is big and the variety of papers. Yahoo! But be careful and make sure you double check your receipt they almost forgot to discount my stickers that were on sale that day.

great store for browsing. Pretty good stock of various items

LOVE Hobby Lobby! For any craft or fun project, I cant wait to go to Hobby Lobby. They also have very cute home décor and furniture, I will definitely be back here. The store is very clean and the staff is very friendly!

I love this store! Great quality products at a fair price and always the nicest people and best customer service!

I’m very disturbed by Hobby Lobby’s lawsuit attempting to deny women access to some forms of birth control. I’m not shopping at Hobby Lobby until they drop this lawsuit, and I hope no one else will, either. What kind of birth control a woman uses is definitely not her employer’s business. No more Hobby Lobby for me!

I’m an avid crafter and am always looking for a great craft shop. Hobby Lobby would fit that bill, but I’m concerned about many of their policies. It’s great to be a company with a religious creed, but when a company starts pushing anti-​woman lawsuits by thinly veiling them as disagreeing with their ‘religious’ beliefs, it just puts a bad taste in my mouth. How can I shop there when their company is actively trying to limit other women simply because they’re women? I want no part in funding that. Luckily, there’s a Jo-Ann’s about a mile away that doesn’t leave me torn between my love of craft and my love of being a woman, a store which carries many of the same types of items. I’ll be going there from now on.

This place is pretty cool. It’s kind of like a craft store, but with some other things mixed in. They sell merchandise like graphic drinking glasses an some home décor type things. Staff is pretty friend too.

Given the fact that they’re closed on Sundays to allow staff time to «spend with family or worship,» I tend to keep it to myself that I’m often buying things to bedazzle something whore-​of-​Babylon-​y.
But the sweet Sunday policy seems to bring in an equally sweet staff. Hobby Lobby is, if I may continue the theme, craft Mecca.

Talk about a store on steroids!
Art supplies? Hobby Lobby!
Florals? Hobby Lobby!
All of the cool decorative pieces and prices of Ross’ without the random madness? Hobby LOBBY!
Framing dept (that’s where the bathroom is located), curtain material?
Lights, baskets, craft supplies!
Who knew. Well now we do. Don’t be fooled by their orange plain jane store sign. Get in there. That’s where I’ll be.

We stumbled upon Hobby Lobby by accident, but it was a great find! The store is very similar to a Michaels or AC Moore, but with a larger selection! They even have a large selection of home décor items (lamps, knick knacks, wall hangings) that you may not find at the other craft stores.
I lucked out and found some very neat cross-​stitching kits! The hubby also found a collectible box frame that he was looking for. This place is definitely worth the trip! The only downfall is that they do not accept competitors coupons, but you can sign up for their own newsletter and coupons via the Hobby Lobby website.