oh, every time I go to michaels, I love it. they have a lovely selection of Rainbow Loom Jewelry…read morekits but they could restock the mini brands. they are around $5-6 per mini brand capsule. they also have a section of balloons and candy, yum! The other thing was that when I went to check out, I went to grab something and someone took my spot which was ok. but before she started checking people out, she would be in the back corner, talking and just doing something for a few. not that like it's the end of the world, but it would be nicer if it was fast. on the other hand, shopping carts were nice. not loud and squeaky. I'll keep coming to Michaels, its the best craft store you're gonna get!

I placed an online order for chipboard and paid with a gift card. While picking it up, I realized I…read morestill needed paper and accidentally bought more chipboard in-store. A manager standing by offered to return my online order, saying the money would go right back on my gift card so I could use it on the paper. She was wrong. Then she blamed it on "e-gift card" policies. If you don't know how things work, don't offer solutions. I didn't ask -- she stepped in, gave bad info, and left me stuck. Do better, Michael's.

I went to both Hobby Lobby's in Modesto and Turlock the last couple of months and I had nothing but…read morereally great experience. Of course it's gonna be crazy and busy during the Holidays. You just have to have patience and be kind to people while waiting in line. Several people on here claimed they waited in line for 45mins and the employees were rude....Lol....I only waited for 10 - 15 minutes each time. Time flies fast when you are talking with people next to you. The employees were very helpful and nice. One of the cashiers gave me a free small ceramic Christmas tree set because the tip was broken. I guarantee the people who are complaining are liberals and don't like Hobby Lobby because they are Conservative and Trump supporters....,Lol

I used to love this store. Being a teacher, I thought I could get some great deals at Hobby Lobby…read moretoday. I did. However, the customer service I received from Carina, the cashier, was so herrendous that I will not be returning. The 1st incident... I stood next to my mom with my shopping cart as we were discussing other items I needed to purchase from another nearby store. Right before I could finish my sentence, Carina LOUDLY said, "Ma'am, we only have one line so please get behind her." I mentioned we were together and she ignored me. 2nd incident... While I was shopping, I found a toy in the clearance section that I wanted to buy for my Special Education class that would have been a GREAT non-edible reinforcer. When I told her I got it from the clearance section, but it didn't have a tag... Right away her response was, "Well another customer put it there." I responded with, "Well there were about 3 or 4 of the same toy in the clearance section. So, if it isn't clearance I don't want it." She told me she'd check. She called someone and hung up and said, "Like I said it isn't clearance and someone put it there." I let her know again, "Then I don't want it." As she finished ringing me up, I asked, "Do you have a teachers discount?". Very rudely, she said you need a teachers card. So, as I reached for my ID badge and said, "Like my ID?" She rudely said, "No, a teacher debit card." I explained to her that wasn't a thing and the majority of school district uses PO's. She completely rubbed me the wrong way from when I first got in line until I left. Tried to see if I could contact Hobby Lobby, but they only take phone calls or you can physically write a letter. Maybe you should have a survey on your receipt, so Ya'll know how your employees are treating customers. The people stocking the store were much more helpful and cheerful than she was. Maybe Carina should be pulled for a bit, if she can't show GREAT customer service.

Awesome location! My daughter loved feeding the alpacas and the yarn is beautiful! So cool seeing…read morewhere the yarn comes from!

Enjoy looking at fiber arts, felt products, equipment and a herd of Alpacas...classes both group…read moreand smaller! Lots of fiber Knowledge on a "Mini Acre". I plan on spinning lessons.

The owner is friendly, engaging, and very knowledgeable. The experience is cathartic...music,…read morepainting, and creativity. Make a reservation so you don't miss out. Love to paint? Sign up for VIP... totally worth it

Great customer service and a variety of pottery items to choose from. You get in quick if you go in…read moreas a walk in.

OMG! Found this place by chance. I stepped back in time, I went to many places like this as a…read morelittle girl with my seamstress mother! Great prices, super friendly service! My new favorite place!

The staff was very helpful and friendly! I wanted a floral print fabric for my Art Quilt. Claudia…read moresuggested these embroidered rose flowers to me! I love them !

Every time I come here I see something new.  The art gallery, and consignment area has great items…read morefor yourself and as gifts. The staff is always welcoming, friendly and helpful. I can't wait to go to upcoming classes. A great place if you live in Newman, and worth going to if you dont.

This store has so much to offer! They bring in merchandise all the time, so there is always new…read more merchandise to peruse. The owners Kari and Catt are very friendly and knowledgeable.

Such a great local venue to enjoy at or to take dance class or to watch live jazz music. Such a…read morewarm welcoming quaint environment with lovely staff/docents. A great inexpensive night out in Turlock! Check out their calendar online for upcoming exhibits and events for your next date night!

If you're motoring on either I-5 or (esp.) CA-99 between Northern and Southern California and want…read morea GREAT place to get out and stretch your legs--one that is less than 2 miles from the freeway--you will really kick yourself if you miss this absolute gem of a museum. It may be small, but the works displayed are varied, and ALL are truly outstanding. And since none of the pieces are permanent, you can go back there every 2 months or so and see completely different artwork. Lisa, the curator/manager for the past 20+ years, is truly passionate about this place, and it really shows. (No, I'm not related to her; in fact, I just met her today during my first visit.) I heard about this place through the old (R.I.P.) AAA TourBooks, and this is *definitely* one of their better "finds."

I briefly stopped in to look at their knitting needles because I am looking to invest in some that…read moreare better quality than what you find at the regular craft store. The selection was minimal for needles. She was very nice and explained why she didn't carry them. The yarn selection was good.

This store is truly worth a visit! It is seriously a visit to a different decade. The entire store…read morecould be in the fifties, or earlier. It's homey and simply arranged with real examples of what talented crafters can do with lovely materials. Sadly, I am not (yet) one such person. As with the shopfronts of the past, the owner lives upstairs, and will advise her customers that they can call if she's popped upstairs during business hours. The owner (I think her name is Pamela, but I've lost the business card.) takes yarn VERY SERIOUSLY. I recently went in for a gift for a relative who had made me a very large afghan. I wanted to buy the relative a fancy yarn that would be a pleasure for her to make something for herself. The owner asked me more questions than I even knew the answers to, and together we arrived at a beautiful wine colored yarn of a sort of silken material. It was a little dear, but I think the yarn will be a lovely scarf or shawl. The owner will answer ANY questions that you have. I don't think there's anything about knitting or crocheting that she doesn't know. Of course she teaches as well. In keeping with the classic theme, there is no Internet portal with which to access the store. I was told that if the owner had a computer it would probably be flying out of her upstairs window in short order. But, really, shouldn't we leave the house and meet our retailers sometimes? I strongly recommend this store to crafty folks!