Hobby Lobby

Great place to get our crafting supplies. Wife likes the selection of ribbon and fabrics. We have a wall full of their frames. The weekly specials are great. The kids enjoy the art supplies.

If you’ve been to one Hobby Lobby, you’ve basically seen all they have to offer. Each store sells the exact same items, which is great because I hate when I go into a chain retailer (Target, Walmart, etc) looking for an item I bought at another location and they don’t carry it. On that same note, they’ve had the same style/​selection of picture frames and décor lining the middle of the store my entire life. A few changes here and there, but basically the same themes.
This location was clean and tidy. I checked out the holiday section (tiny Halloween section, b/​c they don’t believe in it), a row of fall/​Thanksgiving decorations, and several rows of Christmas tree decorations with a small selection of fake trees. They have Christmas stuff out in the store at least 7 months out of the year (hubby used to work at Hobby Lobby — he says they get Christmas shipments in March!) so don’t freak out if you see a Christmas tree in July.
Good fabric selection, and tons of art supplies! Large frame area, which is good because even their most expensive ready to go frame is probably cheaper than their custom framing. You can spend a pretty penny if you go custom.
I saw several employees near the front of the store, but not really anyone was walking around in case someone needed help. They need help buttons set up around the store, or something on their app. :) Speaking of the app, make sure to download it for their 40% off coupons — on regular prices items only. Most of the store is covered in «sale» signs, but sometimes you get lucky and get to use it.

Pretty spacious hobby lobby ready to meet all your crafting needs. Their inventory is very impressive and it’s usually well organized. However, I’ve never been able to find anyone to help me find something.
Employees tend to be closer to the entrance and not in the back aisles. Once you walk around though you get a good feel for the layout and you’ll most likely find what you’re looking for.

Wow, Owassa doesn’t have many reviews, or maybe this area is new. Anyway… I needed a needle and black thread, bad, and Hobby Lobby was there. It’s a nice Hobby Lobby. I was surprised by the amount of cashiers and open lines, instead of one cashier, and a line of 20.
It’s a well stocked Hobby Lobby, with lot’s of knitting items, needlework (I didn’t dare go down the aisle much, cause Tulsa has a destination store for needlework enthusiasts.)
I didn’t dare go down the cake decorating supplies, it’d make me miss home and baking. But there is a nice fabric department. Oh and, you should see the bridal department, the bows and, okay, cake decorations, are so shiny. Nice amount of magazines of every type of craft. I was impressed. I still don’t care for the closed on Sunday thing, cause it’s normally Sundays when I get stuck on something, and need Hobby Lobby open.
4 stars. Lot’s of cashiers, clean aisles. Got what I needed, and left without a line.
Edit: I need to change this to 5 stars. They have absolutely every Wilton’s product, even the impossible to find large couplers, and nonslitted couplers.