Hobby Lobby

Good location. The store is large and the workers are very friendly and helpful. Not too busy either during Xmas time.

Wow! This location is huge and I could spend hours just looking around. Neatly laid out, very nice bathroom, great completed DIY project samples on sale and good customer service. Looking forward to going back!

This place is amazing! Anything you could need for any kind of art project or craft you could find inspiration and supplies. It is like the superstore of craft supplies! It is all organized into departments so whatever your specialty is you can get lost into it for hours. I know I saw a couple employees because they said hello cheerfully but it was difficult not being totally absorbed in the craft wonderland. And great prices as well.

This is a huge store with a lot of decorating items. My wife loves the place. I’m usually just along for the ride, but always enjoy looking through the interesting array of items here.

I love to shop at this location. I was a loyal Garden Ridge (now At Home) customer till the store changed it’s MO, then I discovered Hobby Lobby. Which is great because they have way more Christmas stuff and their sales began in August. They also carry a large selection of Homecoming supplies, which I love. Just don’t expect the staff to be too helpful. They’re hard to find when you need them and if you find them, they seemed bothered to help or aren’t much help at all. I too hate the politics surrounding this corporation and wish they’d treat their employees better. Maybe then they’d be happy to do their jobs.

Need a random crafting supply? Hobby Lobby has it
Need a ton of flower stems to make baby shower favors? Hobby Lobby has them but then they trick you into rethinking your idea when all the fantastic items they display around the store!
Need more cute little tchotchkes to fill up your house? Hobby Lobby has it.
I go to Hobby Lobby for all my craft supplies. I love the prices (40% off coupons, 50% off sales) and the huge selections of ribbons, flowers, fabric, etc etc etc.
The only downside IMO is their checkout system. It’s still a little old fashioned (they have to type in the price and figure out the 40 or 50% off price themselves) so lines tend to be a little long. I’ve just factored it in when timing my errands.
Update: they have updated their checkout system! Yea!

Wow, this store is amazing. If you are into crafts, hobbies, or just on the artistic side this is the perfect store for you.
Right now, they have a 50% off sale on most of the things in the store. If you are ever feeling bored out of your mind at home come here just to walk around and indulge in a brand new hobby. They have coupons on the website, so before you check out use the coupon. If you download the app, its easy to access if you are into apps.
Lots of home décor, diy projects, canvas, garden décor, and seasonal items are all in one spot. Prices are affordable.

This is a pretty big store and it’s in a convenient area. The outside looks a little old and run down but inside it’s pretty neat and well stocked.
I have two complaints: 1) the cashiers are thee slowest. The lines at the registers are super long, all the time. There were 3 registers open with really long lines, but there were 3 employees and a manager standing around at the entrance, just talking. This irritated me. 2) I was going to purchase 2 little pinwheels that were 99 cents. There wasn’t a price tag on either of them so when I finally got to the register the cashier asked me the price & I told her. She then proceeded to page someone on the floor to ask for a price. We had to wait a while for them to call back as she was scanning my other items. When she was done scanning my items, I told her just to forget the pinwheels. I didn’t want to wait any longer for someone to confirm the price. I wasn’t in dire need of them that I wanted to wait. That’s ridiculous.
So, if they aren’t going to believe the customer on prices of items, then they should put a price tag on every SINGLE item and not make the customers wait EVEN LONGER for a price check.
I will not be returning here, instead I’ll make the extra 10 minute drive to the next location in hopes of having a better experience.

Very big store compared to the others in this area.

It’s like Home Depot for crafters. Imagine the possibilities. The end. :)

This place is gargantuan!
I do get lost in here and have to make sure I have time to wonder the building for what I want. It’s not easy to find an employee wondering around to point you in the right direction.
They have tons of stuff from crafts to mini furniture decorations etc. This place is crazy. They do have some neat things in here and have competitive prices for most items that I’ve seen.

It’s like a playground for the art-​inclined, or wannabes, in my case.
Check the website for weekly coupons! I missed out on a 40% off any item because I didn’t check the date. Sigh.
Probably best to have an idea of what you are looking for or else you will end up buying a little of this, a little of that. It happens.
Lately, I’m fascinated with painting so I’m all over the canvas sales!

Hobby Lobby is like a candy store for the crafty!
I always had it in for this place ever since I was 16 and worked at Micheal’s. We had to work our butts off on Sundays since all the crafters would head to our store because of Hobby Lobby’s closed on Sundays policy.
Now that I have a real job, my grudge has died out a bit and I realized that I have never really been to Hobby Lobby. I’ve been busy making natural bath products for Christmas gifts and I needed some essential oil so I decided to check out Hobby Lobby. This place is huge! I can’t believe how much stuff they have. The scrapbook section goes on for aisles (not that you’ll ever find me there).
They have a relatively large section for making bath products/​soap/​candles. Not a ton of stuff but way more than Michael’s and their prices are better too. With that weekly 40% off coupon that you can download from their website, it’s even more affordable. I was amazed that I found not only essential oils, but fragrance oils (they are weak but at least they are cheap), various kinds of melt and pour soap, beeswax, vitamin E, sea salt, and body safe dyes.
Now my only problem is that I spend entirely too much of my paycheck at Hobby Lobby.