Hobby Lobby

One of the cashiers Is extremely rude I went in to but a house full of items at the last minute and went to cash out 10mins before closing and I received the worst customer service everrrrrr so bad that another worker felt bad for me and if it wasn’t for the fact that I had kids with me I probably would have made a scene … I do not recommend anyone shopping there due to rude service. Yes the items they sell is nice but not worth the rude service

Can’t really complain about this place. It’s not open on Sunday is the only bad thing I can think of! The selection is good but they miss a few key things that go hand in hand with other things they offer. The sales are good and the 40%off coupon is great!

My review is for the framing section. I needed some mats for a project I was doing for my guest room. I needed a custom size not just available in the pre-​cut section. The gentleman in the framing section was great! We were in and out of there with our nicely cut mats in 10 minutes! Awesome service and great prices!

I have attached 3 pics of one of the paintings that were ripped by the Hobby lobby framing department.
Last June, we went to order a gallery framing type for three beautiful canvas we bought overseas. We were very specific about the framing type we were looking for. Two weeks later when we went to pick them up, the paintings had been stapled all the way around the edges.
The paintings were basically damaged, not leaving us a choice to use them as intended. The management at hobby lobby did not offer us a fair solution to the damage they caused to our pieces of art. They just offered an additional framing, and were expecting us to pay for it; to which we did not agree. We were not going to give more money to them on top of what we had paid already. Terrible customer service and management! Never again.

Pretty well organized, lots and lots of seasonal items. clean and neatly done. Customer service is the worst. Not at all friendly or kind. Strange vibe.

Don’t lie, you saw something on Pinterest that you wanted to try right? ;) Don’t be ashamed.
Are you redecorating your home? Needing to find a gift for your Christian friend? Are you needing fabric to finish that quilt you’ve been meaning to complete? Then, check this place out.
I needed buy canvases for my Art Class and decided to stop here since it was the closest to my home. It’s located on the Craycroft and Broadway. The layout of the store is fairly reasonable. The acrylic paints (particularly the Anita brand) on one side BUT the canvases are on the other side next to the drawing/​watercolor/​multimedia pads. I found a 2 pack of the 16 X 20 pre-​primed canvases for $ 7.99 which I thought was awesome! Side note: At class, I asked everyone where they purchased their canvases (Michael’s/Walmart) and how much they paid and they were similar pricing.
Tons of ideas to craft: foam, mason jars, wooden designs, scrapbooking, drawing, painting, sewing, and so much more…
Lesson Learned: Their sales change every week, I once came in to look at picture frames and they were on sale for 50% off and decided to wait to purchase them. When I came back the next week they weren’t on sale anymore. *shakes fists*
They are a Christian store so they have a ton of religious crafts/​décor so if you or a friend of yours is trying to set up a «cross wall» then this is your place. They’re 30−50% off if they’re on sale.
Customer service is great. I’m always asked if I need help and they’re always willing to show me the exact location (then again, I usually come here with kids in tote so they probably want me in and out of their store right away. Bahaha!)
My only gripe is that they have a few cash registers available and there are usually 2 cashiers. The lines get long quickly and they can’t get to everyone fast enough so there frequently is a long wait to check out.
They also check IDs on spray paints (over 18 only) BAM! Whaaat!

Great home décor for all whether you’re decorating your living room dining room bathroom or child’s room they have everything from for the walls to the floor with really good special almost all the wallhangings are at 50% off, you can never go wrong with half off

I love coming to the Hobby Lobby. They have a ton of crafting supplies and lots of decorative items for your home. I myself am a beader and a crocheter.
If you’re looking for beads you have found the right place! They have a ton of stuff. Lots of unique beads that differ from what you can get at Michaels and JoAnns.
However, their yarn selection is nothing to be excited about. It’s two aisles and it seems expensive. Rarely have I seen a yarn sale. Yes you could use the 40% off coupon from their app but if you want to buy multiple skeins it’s not that helpful. Their selection of cotton yarn is pretty exciting though.
Overall Hobby Lobby is an exciting destination for any crafty person!

I was so excited for hobby lobby to come to town. I love the party decorations and arts and crafts section. I’m giving it four stars because I felt like the staff could just be a little bit more knowledgeable about where things are located. I’ve had to return a few items that I haven’t used and had no issue with returning them.

Michael’s and JoAnn’s are in trouble. This store is huge and it carries everything! I get tired of walking around in here, but there is so much to see and to buy. Once you’ve been through the store a couple of times, it gets easier to find what you’re looking for.
Mom has been stung by the crafting bug again so we’ve hit this store in an almost weekly basis since it’s opened. Hubby is a crafter too, as am I. We’ve figured out the store. Appreciate why the fall/​Christmas decorations were out so early. And watch the sales each week. If you watch, you never have to pay full price for anything.
A tip: if you have a smart phone, when you get to the check out, go to their website:
and click on the weekly offers. They’ll take 40% off your most expensive original cost item. If you don’t have a smart phone, sign up for their weekly ads to go to your email and print out the code. You’ll get that 40% off.
Yeah, there’s a couple annoyances, closing at 8 pm and being closed on Sundays. But in comparison to the selection, those annoyances are minor. This is now where I shop for crafts. Period.

I went in expecting this to be like the other craft store I often visit, and it’s not! First, it’s huge. The bad part is that it is new and no one knows where anything is! We actually had to wait for an employee to assist us, and then he didn’t know where our item was. Not too friendly either!
However, it’s still a cool place, and I’m looking forward to coming back.

I don’t need a store shoving their religious views and judgments on me. The people and staff were condescending in their tone towards me and my tattooed girlfriend.
They are closed on Sundays and do not carry any Jewish Holiday decorations in a direct boycott of other religions. There is great selection, but the stuff here is overpriced and wildly disorganized. The quality of the products is really low all things i have bought from them in the past have broken in one way or another.
I used to shop at one in New Mexico and this one has the same mass produced Chinese chemical factory smell when you walk in.

I’m on this self entitled journey called «I’m planning a wedding and therefore need to get crafty» I stopped by hobby lobby the other day when I spied it from the BJs parking lot across the street to pick up a few items for my first project. Talk about overwhelming! The store is enormous… easily 4 times that of a Michael’ s. I do not envy anyone who has to stock those shelves because they are jam packed with almost anything craft or hobby related you could ask for. For example. I asked where the ribbon was and a woman directed me to «where the ribbon begins». There were four aisles of different ribbon. Insane… but wonderful.
I prefer to browse through stores on my own to find things but with the lack of signage it seemed nearly impossible. Thankfully their are tons of employees roaming about their assigned sections and are very knowledgeable about the products and their locations. I was directed from one corner of the store to the next to find my goodies. Hopefully eventually I’ll be able to navigate the aisles on my own :) Another plus is that they seem to have some sort of coupon code listed on their website at all times. When I went it was 40% off any one item and they were willing to take it off the highest priced item. You just pull it up on your phone and they type it in. easy peasy. This place definitely makes me want to become the next Marta Stewart but my wallet is glad that probably won’t be happening anytime soon.

I had never been to a Hobby Lobby before but I was curious and stopped by to check the place out. The store is HUGE and when I first walked inside I had the impression that it was a store for in-​home décor not for hobbies. Vases, tables, plates, pre-​assembled and pre-​painted items? Really? Much of the store is covered in these items that appear to be random home décor. I don’t get it.
I wondered towards the back of the building where they had some art supplies, tools, paper, and other things you would typically see in a arts hobby store. It was ok but I was hoping they would carry a larger selection of materials. They did have paints and supplies for toy or game models but limited. Over all, I’m not impressed. I can go to Ross or even Target if I want to redecorate my home. I just felt that the «Hobby» and «Artistic» isles were limited and squeezed in far corners. They were something to be desired.
I also had the impression the store was understaffed. There were hardly any people I could find working there. I was never greeted and their was a long line at the checkout because only one clerk was available. Very sad.
I will stick with Michaels and Jo-Ann’s.

I love this place! It’s a great place to browse as it has a little of everything. Not as much of a craft store specifically as michaels, but a broader selection of other things (e.g., candles, knick knacks, frames, etc).

First time I’ve been in a Hobby Lobby. This is a new store, so it is nice and shiny clean. They seem to be a little more organized than Michael’s.
That said, I would like to see more signage in the store. Big signs saying «Art Supplies,» «Frames,» «Seasonal» (Christmas things right now), «Doohickys,» etc. etc. Then I would like to see aisle numbers.
I asked a worker for an item. She was busy doing inventory or something. Pointing through or over (couldn’t tell) a merchandise rack, she told me it was way down in the last aisle of art supplies. OK, thanks. (Do I go around, go through, or go over this rack?) I went in search of this aisle. First I had to discern where I was. Oh, yes, I guess I’m now in art supplies. Went way down like she said. Nope, don’t see what I’m looking for. Oh – here it is in the next to last aisle. Well, I guess she was too busy to bring me here. Now if they had aisle numbers, she could have told me «Oh, as you go down here, you’ll find that in aisle Z10 on your right.» First strike.
So I go to checkout. No wait, nice. I show her the 40% coupon I have. She says I can’t use it because this particular item is already on sale for 30%. I said I would rather use this 40% coupon. She quickly said OK, sure. Don’t get me wrong, she wasn’t rude or anything. As a matter of fact, she was cheerful. But couldn’t she have figured out that I would rather spend 40% less than 30%? Two strikes.
No three strikes yet. So I guess I’ll give them another try someday.

Big huge selection, of moderate quality craft supplies. I am glad you carry 15 diffrent types of Xacto brand blades and knives but I would really like some Olfa blades and knives. I know the store is new but I a customer shoulnt be the only one in the department who knows where things are. seriously dont hire people who are dumber than a sack of hammers.
OFF TOPIC political rant– and If you do hire people dumber than sacks of hammers please pay for their birth control I seriously dont want these people diluting the genetic make up of humanity.
They have to enter everything by hand this is what causes the bottle neck at the check outs. If i couldnt buy a 1 gallon tub of plaster of paris for $ 5 I would only go here if Michael’s and jo ann both dont have it.

Not worth the wait in the looooong line
I’ve been here five times, bought minor items 3 times. Line, rarely lines, are very long and strange (wait for next cashier in one queue, but hey, buddy, it’s ok if you cut in front of those waiting in the queue we told them to form). I agree, the merchandise is cheap and over priced for the quality. I feel sorry for the cashiers who seem harried. Why so many floor people («managers»?).

Ok so when I first walked into this store, I was on sensory overload. This. Store. Has. Everything. I came here specifically for some beads and fabric but I did take a while browsing around looking at their products. I have to agree with Melinda– their items are over priced and very poor quality. I also noticed that they have a really strong inclination towards Christian items (and nothing wrong with that, but how about some diversity?).
As far as Sundays. yeah they’re closed on Sundays for «worship». another disservice to the non-​Christian customers. I didn’t know this at first and when they were closed on my only day off that week… well I took my business elsewhere.
The only positive is that they do have a mobile app with coupons and I wouldnt buy anything from here without one, because of the ridiculous prices. But go figure, almost all of their cheaply made décor is already on «sale». so you can’t use the coupons on them. Well I was very excited for Hobby Lobby at first. but at this point, I’ll stick to Joann Fabrics.

Excellent selection of drawer pulls. LOTS of mass-​produced furniture, grotesquely overpriced. An enormous store packed with a huge amount of stuff you don’t particularly need. An entire aisle dedicated to crosses. The place to go if you are looking for plastic stuff that says «Team Jesus». And who isn’t? Tons of employees, lots of them standing around talking but very friendly. Closed on Sundays to allow their employees to «worship». Too much «christian», not enough «craft» for me. I don’t mind religion, but this place really crams it down your throat while overcharging for it at the same time. Yuck. I won’t be back.
FYI I do not work for another craft store in town, I am a vet tech. HL’s furniture is overpriced, which is no comparison to other craft stores in town (that I am aware of at least) because Joann’s and Michael’s don’t actually sell furniture, they sell craft-​related stuff. :-)