Hobby Lobby

This place has really cheap materials that I would never use in my crafts. Everything is poorly made and low quality, yet they charge like it’s average standard product. I would only pay pennies for the products they have. I would rather go to Michaels. While it may cost slightly more, you are getting quality products for your crafts.

I am living for this store! Love the fact that this is much like a Michaels Crafts, but with so much more options. It is really taking me aback as I stroll through the aisles and just imagine the things I can now do to decorate and create some more fun filled rooms at home with.
I came for a conference and got suckered into coming in (all alone) and wow I stood more than 4 hours. I totally was lost in space because everything is so interesting. This spot is really not super expansive and lets you create the most beautiful venues in your home with just a little bit of creativity. Nice vintage (looking) items to make your décor a hit. Look through national magazines for ideas then come here to re create it. Seriously you have to see how much of a hit this place is.
I am really sure that if you come in you will be able to find something useful to bring to your estethic and everyone will truly believe you spent a ton of money on just a few items.

First to review Hobby Lobby? How can I pass that up?
Hobby Lobby is located in the Shoppes at College Hills near Von Maur. From the outside, Hobby Lobby looks like a cardboard box. Ironic since they’re called the «Hobby Lobby Creative Center.» Once inside, you’ll see that they really do have a lot to offer though. Not just a craft store, you’ll also find some furniture, home decorations, picture frames, etc.
It often looks closed but it’s probably not, unless you go on a Sunday. It’s closed all day on the Sabbath.