Hobby Lobby

I love this location! They have free art classes for kids once a month and they are awesome! As a homeschooler, these classes are worth so much more to me and my son! Not only do I get an hour and a half of Me Time, but my son gets to interact with other kids his age, learn from other adults who are keenly aware of artistic studies, and bring home amazing works of art! Kudos to you for bringing art into the lives of children and just being awesome!
This store is always pretty well stocked as well. I’ve never come to this location and left without what I was seeking in the first place.

I love this store! If you can’t find what you’re looking for, then it doesn’t exist. Really, they have everything. I’ve never had a bad experience here. The employees are friendly and very helpful. I especially love their fabric and sewing supplies. I’ve read some complaints about waiting too long in line to check out, but I have found that’s no fault of the employees. I have stood in line countless times, listening to a customer insist something is on sale, when it’s clearly not. The customers waste too much time arguing with the cashiers (who remain professional and friendly through the abuse, bless them). Also, have your coupon ready when checking out. You’re holding up the line scrolling through your phone or digging through your bag looking for it.

Ive been in a lot of Hobby Lobby locations. This one is by far the cleanest, most organized and great customer service. I will drive all the way to this one just so I don’t have to go through the mess of the rest. I had a young man Andrew help me out several times, I see him a lot there and he has the best customer service, he knows all the prices, and has great knowledge of all the products, sales and ect.
Thank you!

The slowest service of any Hobby Lobby I have visited. While standing in line for 10 minutes 3 people set their items down and walked out. The manger seems to know quite a few customers which is great, but every time the customers would ask «how are you?» He would make a «dreading» sound as if he was completely over worked. I would hate to see how he responds during peak hours. I don’t recommend going here unless you want your entire afternoon devoted to waiting in line.

I shop here at least twice a week and have always had the best service! The employees are always friendly and helpful. Returns are easy, I highly recommend this place!

Love this store!!! The employees are always nice and it’s clean. You can tell it is well managed. I never have to wait in line for more than a couple of minutes. This store really keeps my business going as I need one item and it as cheap as buying it in bulk.

I came here for the first time to buy an impossible shade of teal thread. Lo and behold, they had it! A perfect match. It took an eternity to check out, though. The woman in front of me had some sort of complicated issue that called for a manager. Did they open another register and check me out speedily? Nope, of course not. I got to stand behind this poor woman and listen to all her drama. It took me longer to check out than to find the thread in the first place.

Stores like Hobby Lobby and Michael’s are great if you know exactly what you are looking for. My son and I have been working on his Cub Scout Pinewood Derby car for the past week or so. We’ve had to make a few trips to Hobby Lobby to pickup various things such as paint, sand paper, decals, etc. What I’ve learned through all of this is that you really need to research what it is you may need before going into Hobby Lobby. The times I’ve asked for help from store personnel it was all I could do to keep my head from exploding. While they work there I have yet to find anyone that knows anything about anything they sell there. At one point I was simply asking for some advice on model paint and was told I should go to a hobby store. Really!?! A hobby store, I’m at HOBBY LOBBY! This was followed up by the worker offering my a phone book. Anyway, all of my trips there were very frustrating. They do however have a great selection of fake flowers and potpourri if that’s your thing.
One more thing… If by chance you need to return something just regift it or stick it in a storage box. I think they make returns so painful that you won’t bother with it. And, it worked…
Now, my goal is to find a hobby store in Parker. One that doesn’t smell like Cinnamon would be great.

Please get someone with more enthusiasm at the registers. Cassie has the personality of a zombie. Maybe she just needs coffee. Point is I saw her roll her eyes at a customer while I was waiting in line and speaks so monotone that I wanted to fall asleep. Some people are not made to interact with other people.

Hobby Lobby really does have the best prices pretty much hands down unless you can get things at wholesale and even then sometimes it’s cheaper if you wait for the 50% off sales. This particular store is always very clean which is nice and the framing center really does a great job and at a very reasonable price. I also love the garden section. You can get all those neat fences and signs and birdhouses that cost a bunch in a decorator store but you can pick up at Hobby Lobby for about $ 20 bucks (or less.)
I also really like that you don’t have to print out their internet coupons! Just show it to them on your smart phone… everyone should do this because
A) It’s Earth Day so we should be saving trees
B) My printer is always out of ink
C) Even if I print it out I WILL forget to bring it with me…

Hobby Lobby is great in my book. I don’t make trips here often but, whenever I do I find what I was looking for. They always have big sales and if you get the weekly email from them or get the Sunday paper, they have 40% off coupons as well.

Hobby Lobby, it’s decent enough for my immediate need of art supplies. I have to shop online for most of my art supplies, The Denver area is really lacking when it comes to art supply stores. They seem to be more focused on home crafting market, than art supplies. It’s not a bad thing though, I just need more art supplies. There selection in art supplies does beat most other area stores except for Meininger. Prices tend to be fair, people are helpful — but not entirely knowledgeable on use of there art supplies. Store seems a bit disorganized at times.
Pro: Good selection, especially if you like crafting
Con: Like items are not always grouped together, lots of searching for stuff.

I love Hobby Lobby. And this one is like all the rest so it works for me!
Tons of picture frames, seasonal décor, scrapbooking stuff, and the random stuff you need every so often (wedding stuff, fake flowers, etc…).
It is closed on Sundays — boooooo! Other than that it works for all your crafty needs!

I truly think there is something in Hobby Lobby for just about everyone ! They also tend to hold great sales. If it isn’t on sale this week, wait a week and it will most likely be on sale !
This store is starting to really show quite a bit of wear and tear. Lines are always long and they never seem to have enough employees around.

Make sure you keep your receipt if you think you may be needing to return anything because if you don’t and they are having a sale on it when you go back, you’re screwed for getting all your money back. The lines at this store are always long; I don’t think I’ve ever seen more then two checkers working at any given time. The framing department is good, other then that finding help anywhere else throughout the store is like finding a needle in a haystack. Since most of the store is on sale most of the time, if you want to purchase something that isn’t on sale wait until next week and you’ll probably get it 50% off!

I spent quite a lot of time here while planning our recent wedding. This store is great for any sort of project you have.
I actually bought my bathroom furniture from this store and it was a lower price than ANYWHERE else I had seen the same thing! On top of that, I was able to grab a beautiful vase with a ton of fake flowers for the top of it! :-)

I always thought this place was for people older then 50 with way too much time on their hands. Apparently, I have way too much time on my hands.
As soon as I walked through the automatic sliding doors I was immediately slapped in the face with beautiful dark wooden furniture marked half off the original value. After blood started circulating back to my cheek, it was then that I realized I wasn’t staying in CO. And if I was, I would have walked out a semi ecstatic girl. Instead I walked out empty handed and thankful I did.
Not going to lie, this store has a way of getting the creative juices flowing (if you will) as I’m an artist and can’t help it. Need an amazing mirror for your bedroom? I do! Need a blank 30×40 canvas with paint? I definitely do. Yarn? 50% off. And of course, they offer the tackiest items in the world. How about a glittery shoe lamp? Not your thing? Well, how does a tin robot fighting another robot picture frame strike you? Tasteless pictures? Scentless candles? I could go on and on but I won’t.
Half an hour later and still feeling wishy-​washy I decided to wait on the mirror and see what else is out there.