Hobby Lobby

The two employees I saw were nice. The problem was I only dealt with those two. For a Saturday, the store needs to hire double the staff. I didn’t even see associates helping other people that I could wait for to help me. Instead, I had to walk from the back of the store in the left corner to the front right to ask where an item might be. Then hoof it back to where I almost came from on the left side towards the back. Thank God I was able to find one of the items I needed by going past every single aisle (and some a few times). The store was clean and the shelves where full. The prices seemed on average to a Michael’s or Jo Ann’s. I’ll probably shop here again, but I won’t go out of my way to, or to soon either.

Great place to find «stuff». Honestly, I can’t walk in here without spending a ton of money. Between the super cool knick knacks and the art supplies, I’m doomed from the start. I will mainly go here for the home décor and improvement though. The arts and craft stuff is just too overwhelming. Hobby Lobby is so big and there is literally stuff EVERYWHERE.
There are always some great deals here and you can always nab a coupon. I absolutely love the cabinet knobs they have here. I buy all different kinds and mismatch them all over my house. Such a cute way to dress something up!
I love Hobby Lobby and all its artsy glory.

Hobby Lobby corporation refuses to provide basic birth control access to its employees. This is a backward, fanatical, anti-​women policy, and those who value fundamental women’s rights should think twice about supporting this company.

While Hobby Lobby carries a large range of art, crafting, and home décor supplies at reasonable prices, this company is run by close-​minded, Christian conservatives who have chosen to engage the federal government in a lawsuit over healthcare reform. The reason? They don’t want to have to offer a comprehensive health insurance plan which covers a range of birth control methods. Hobby Lobby does not respect women or its employees and is wasting tax-​payer dollars with a frivolous lawsuit in an attempt to deny women their rights.
I will be shopping at Hobby Lobby’s competitors from now on.

Such nasty employees. From cashier to stocker to framing dept, they’re all rude and unwilling to assist. Yikes, especially the framing dept. Despite them being a Christian organization, I believe the short white-​haired woman in the framing dept came straight from hell.
Their products aren’t worth the attitude from the employees. They only sell bottom of the line crap art supplies and made-​in-​China Americana kitsch. If you want anything worth drawing on or crafting with, visit a real art store.

Hobby Lobby is a fancy Pat Catans. A store full of beautiful gifts, decorations, papers, candles and crafty stuff. So many great things!
However, the fixtures are really old and dated. The store itself doesn’t fit the items in the store. The walls are pegboard. It’s just an odd dichotomy of price vs form consistency.
We went to the store looking for cellophane Christmas treat bags. The selection was poor of that particular item. But the store, even in the craziness of Christmas was organized and clean. It was easy to find help and for the most part the store was very well stocked.
My friend went looking for supplies to make cards and she was very happy with what they had to offer. I will have to go back and check out the candy supplies. However, the home décor and gift items were beautiful and seemed mostly reasonably priced.
I liked it. A fun store to wander around in.