Hobby Lobby

Great Hobby Lobby. There is a large selection of decorative items for the home and great sales.

This location was great don’t know if it’s all the time like this but was great.
1 friendly staff, we shop at hobby lobby in our area and staff are nice, but here was new and seemed like they knew and helped.
2this store was huge bigger than the one in my area. Seemed like they bought the business next to them and expanded.
3same weekly deals and clearance section nice.
4lines opened as soon as there were 3 people per line paying.
These people have a game plan.

I could spend hours in here without a problem. The art, the fake flowers, the holiday items, the wreath supplies… I can easily find a million things I ‘need’. There are always coupons on Retail me not so don’t spend full price on anything. I’m not a fan of this stores politics but I am a fan of the weekly sales and quicker-​than-​Michaels check out.

I’m pretty sure I get the exact same endorphins going to Hobby Lobby as kids when they go to Toys R Us! I’m dead ass serious too…
I discovered my love for crafts during my transition from ATL back to Htown while I was unemployed for a bit. I started making jewelry, working with wood pieces, making decorations for baby showers, and scrapbooking.
If I’m not making something, I’m buying décor (year round and seasonal) and there are always good deals to be had!
The customer service at this store is OK! Sometimes the lines get backed up and that is really annoying when you see other employees milling around knowing good and well their asses know how to work a register. Their checkout system is hella outdated. I really don’t want to leave it up to the cashier to remember what’s 50% off or not. Surprisingly they don’t screw this up often but it’s crazy they don’t have a scanning system.
There is an androgynous chick that works here, I think in mgmt. Pretty hot! Lol

I really love this Hobby Lobby. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. The store is always clean and well stocked.

I like arts and crafts and out of all the store options, this is my go-​to place. Brightly lit and well-​organized, I love that you can show them the 40% off any regular item coupon from your phone at the register.
A fellow crafter told me that they alternate what goes on 50% sale from week to week, so if you see an item/​brand that is not on sale this week, hang tight for next week and it will be advertised for 50% off. Wow, pretty crafty, huh? ;)

I love Hobby Lobby. I am an avid crocheter so I practically live in the yarn department. And I love all the different décor items; like any good Hob-​Lobber, my house is crammed full of sweet spring décor, fabulous fall items and don’t even get me started on the explosion of Christmas I unleash every year thanks to Hobby Lobby and their 40% coupon on their app.
Yes, I love Hobby Lobby. But this store… the people who work there are consistently very zombie-​like when dealing with customers. All the eyelids are half drooping, no smiles or «how may I help you»… I ask a question and get just a listless finger point down an aisle and a mumbled «What you’re looking for should be there or near there.» And then they shuffled away. But then they turn around and start chatting with each other and its all smiles and energy.
The cashiers working at the registers move at a snail’s pace. I visit this Hobby Lobby location at least one a week and I consider it a high level of interaction if the cashier will make eye contact with me.
I frequently see employees in little clusters of twos and threes at the ends of aisles, leaning on push brooms or sitting around open boxes of stock, just chatting away, shooting the breeze. When I say «excuse me, are there any more of the Red Heart Classic Cream skeins in the back?» they look at me and scowl like I just punched their kitty. They will answer my question, but somehow I walk away from the interaction feeling like a naughty child for daring to ask a question.
I wish there was a friendlier location near to my house. I love all the products within the Hobby Lobby’s walls… I just wish the people working there would be a little happier that I’m there. Or at least fake it and be nice to me standing there with my cart piled high.

I love, love, LOVE, Hobby Lobby! I’d say that at least half of my house is furnished with decorations from here. They have sales every week that alternate. For example, framing might be 50% off this week. Next week it won’t be… BUT the week after that framing will be 50% off again. They also have a very convenient smart phone app. The app shows you what’s on sale for the week. It also has a 40% off a single item coupon. The only thing I don’t like about Hobby Lobby (and it seems to be a trend at all locations) is that they don’t have enough people working the registers. Lines can take quite sometime to get through.

Love this place!!!

One of my favorite hobby shops in Houston. They have lots of things any crafter would need. The customer service there is great, and the ladies working the fabric section are my favorite people ever :)

Decent selection of items, if you can find them. That’s always my biggest problem here.
I use to go here in search for yarn — which was easy enough to find if you just walked into the fabric area. This time I went in search of some tools for stamp carving. I had to go down almost every craft aisle to find them. Then I made the stupid assumption that stamp ink would be with the stamp carving supplies — nope. There is ink there for printing onto shirts, but not for paper stamping. I had to go back to the scrap booking area for water-​soluble inks.
The one positive is that they had the empty ink pads in the scrap booking section so you could buy your ink elsewhere if you desire. I couldn’t find that at the Michael’s I went to (but maybe they were just out).
I just wish this place would do a bit more to let you know how things are organized in the art/​craft section. I went down 3 or 4 aisles I would assume would contain tracing paper and couldn’t find it anywhere. And there were few employees around as well. I also wish they were open Sunday, but that’s just a «first world problem» really.

Zipped in with a large piece of art in a floating glass frame, unfortunately the art had stopped floating. The framer wedged something metal in the frame and fixed the problem. Appreciated his help and the easy fix. The $ 5 charge a bargain, the 35 minute wait in check out, not a bargain, behind a screaming child, poor parenting skills or mismanagement of the staff, hmmmm
FYI buggies all over the parking lot, someone please go out and bring them back inside. Even a person doing their one act of random kindness for the day could help the store and roll a buggy into the front door.

So, I love drawing logos. With Prismacolors pencils. And, as weird as this sounds, I have Tourette’s Syndrome. So, when my Tourette’s made me brake a pencil that costed 2.00 dollars, the cashier told me «Okay. That’s cool. But you’re going to have to pay $ 30 for this… Just kidding, you’re good. You don’t have to pay a thing.» We both laughed and then she tossed the broken pencil in the trash, and told us about the whole 40% off deal, which saved us $ 80. Yup, she was nice. This is now one of my favorite stores!

Good variety of items. They get an extra star rating because they always have an online coupon you can show them from your phone!

Hobby Lobby is an awesome store! Great décor, an array of choices and hobbies. I love the content but hate the staff. The lines are always long and the cashiers are incredibly slow and have no personality. The manager is the worst. All she does is stand by the front door and chit chats w/​the cashiers. Even if there are lines stretching into the aisles, she won’t put in any elbow grease. The staff is rarely friendly and when you ask them a question, it’s if you’re bothering them. Change the management and motivate the staff!

Great store. They have lots of wonderful things — décor, lamps, mirrors, artificial flowers, art, seasonal, fabric, art supplies, cake decorating, stickers, scrapbooking and more. They often have sales, sometimes up to 50 percent off. After the holidays, everything gets marked way down, but they’ll even put seasonal items on sale for 40 or 50 percent off before the holidays. You can find out what is on sale by checking their website, or signing up for email notification, which gets sent out on Sunday evenings. They often issue a 40% off one regularly priced item, so it’s worth checking their coupons before going shopping. They are closed on Sundays btw.
Store employees are always nice and helpful here. For some reason, I don’t care for the store manager. He’s kind of an unhelpful kiss-​ass. That’s just my opinion, and I do come here often. He always makes me want to roll my eyes, so I try to avoid him. Everyone else is super!

I walked into this place to get two prints framed that were gifts. As a guy I have no idea how to do anything that looks «nice, fashionable, modern, etc…» to a home. I would have just stapled them to my wall but my mom (the gifter) told me toget them framed and put up. So I do as they command.
I ended up going to IKEA to look for some frames but got lost somewhere between Pots/​Pans/​Clocks and Sweden. I ended up hitting up this place because its the… lobby, where people with hobbies go.
The guy in the framing section was an experienced guy who had been doing this for over 25 years. I rolled out the prints and he asked me all this stuff that I was really clueless about and he proceeded to lead me through the process like a rabbi to a young boy about to be bar-​mitzvahed. He even gave me the framing of the larger print at half price because he knew i was a hobby noob and didnt know framing was so damn expensive.
All in all, the people who work here really seem passionate about what they do and are willing and ready to help you with your every home/​hobby need, whether it be toy rockets you build in middle school, some fashionable home thing chicks like doing, or to framing your first prints because you dont want your mom to complain that you didnt like the gifts she gave you.