Hobbycraft

I have a love hate relationship with Hobby Craft.
I LOVE the range and knowing i can simply bob in and get what i need, but i HATE the prices. I cant help but feel i’ve been royally ripped off each time i go.
But i still go as sometimes you just dont want to wait 3 weeks to get a knitting needle sent to you by ebay or amazon.
And that my friends is the rub.

This superstore of a craft shop covers many areas of crafting from sewing, painting, scrapbooking and card making and lots more they also do kids activities sets and craft sets. The store is set over two levels. I do find they can be expensive though, and some of the kits and products can be found cheaper on the high street especially in places like home bargins but if your after a specific item for crafting you ill definately find it in here. Lots of Parking is available right outside the door with easy access into the store. Any crafter could go mad in here, I spent a fortune.

This superstore of a craft shop covers many areas of crafting from sewing and card making to kids activities and jewellery making. With two levels it stocks a whole range of products, though they are at times more expensive than you can find them elsewhere. The staff are friendly and helpful though I have found that some don’t always have the knowledge that you may require. Parking is available right outside the door and is fairly cheap.

.This is a large hobby/​craft store which is located just off the M60 at the Peel centre in stockport. They have a large selection of suppies for lots of different crafts including sewing, crosstitch, woodworking, painting, knitting, toymaking and many more. The store has two floors, there are stairs to get ot the first floor, Im not aware that there is any disabled entry to the 1^st floor. The staff are very helpful and will try to help as much as they can if you have a problem. The pices are a bit expensive as you can get the items cheaper elsewhere but the quality of the items are usually very good and there are mnay different items under one roof. There is a pay and display car park right outside

Hobbycraft is a great shop for all your craft needs selling things for card making, knitting, painting, drawing, modelling and so on.
There are two floors to the shop, as it really is quite a big shop — you wouldn’t think there is that much stuff you could sell to do with arts and crafts — but there is loads!!!
The prices are expensive though and most items can be bought cheaper elsewhere! The staff there are however, very helpful in my experience and it’s a great shop for bits and bobs!
The location is great as it’s in the Peel centre, which is a good location with plenty of parking. Although you do have to pay to use the car park.

Everything you could wish for arts/​craft wise. Vast array of bits and peices. and if you’re a magpie like me you’ll end up with loads of shiny things and having spent a fortune. I’m sure you can get individual items a bit cheaper elsewhere but it’s good to have it all under one roof. Good for making your own decorations /​invites etc.

Hobbycraft is a large shop selling hobby and craft supplies situated at the Peel Centre, just outside of Stockport town centre.
It offers many different types of supplies including card making, artificial flowers and floristry tools, jewellery, sewing and knitting.
The knitting section is OK and has some Rowan and Sirdar yarns as well as needles, accessories and pattern books and leaflets. They also have quite a big jewellery suppliesc section with a good choice of beads although they can be a bit pricey.
Hobbycraft offers a convenient was to buy craft supplies and you can have a good look before you but although you will probably find cheaper prices on the internet.

Hobbycraft in Stockport is situated just off the M60 at the Peel centre. It’s a large arts and craft shop which sells everything you would need for any such activity; jewellery making items, paints, papers, card making items etc.
I looked in here when shopping for wedding invitations and found that although they have some really nice items and a good range of colours, they are quite expensive and it’s often cheaper to shop online on sites such as ebay.

Though quite expensive (given that most things can be bought more cheaply over the net) the experience of wandering around the shop mentally logging up possibilities for the future makes shopping here a very enjoyable experience.

A very large crafts store located on the Peel Center in Stockport. They stock a wide range of craft materials including papercrafts, jewellery making, model making and embroidery. It is usually very well stocked, with idea cards for different craft projects scattered around the store. They hold various craft events and workshops all the time, and kids craft workshops in the school holidays.
I find Hobbycraft a little on the expensive side on certain items, and the staff aren’t very knowledgeable about the products they sell. On the whole it is a nice place to browse round and he atmosphere makes you want to get crafty!