I have had the WORST experience with this Hobby Lobby in the framing dept…read more I had a print that I wanted a frame for so I took it to Spencer's Hobby Lobby. I was told they couldn't put a frame on it because it was a 1/4 off and unless they put new stretching bars on it, they'd be unable to frame it. I hesitated because of the cost but decided to go ahead with that. They said it would take a couple of weeks, after a couple of weeks I received a call that they ordered the wrong size stretching bars and would need to reorder so now it's going to take another couple of weeks. A week later the store flooded. (Of course there was nothing they could do about that which I totally understand). However, if they had gotten the correct stretching bars to begin with this wouldn't have been a problem. We called to ask what was going to happen to our print and they said they'd ship it to another location and have it taken care of there. I was fine with that. After another couple of weeks, I called to see if it had been sent and they told me that I just needed to come and pick it up. I did. I live 45 minutes away from this store and an hour and a half away from the next nearest store so I hadn't had a chance to get it anywhere. Once Spencer's store was up and running I called to see if I could bring it back and they said yes. They ordered the stretching bars and put them on and I went to pick out a frame. They said it would be another couple of weeks. Three weeks later I called on a Thursday to see what was going on with the print and the same gentleman asked if I had gotten his message earlier the previous week. (I looked through my call log and there were NO calls from their store and clearly no message.) He said, "we just need to know what you want us to put on the back to hang it with?" I asked his advice because that's his forte. He advised a double wire. He said it could be done by that afternoon and I told him I couldn't be there that day but could be there by the weekend. Saturday, we go to pick up our frame. $421 for the frame and stretching bars. I get it home and get it ready to hang, take the plastic off..... there is NOTHING on the back. Are you kidding me?????? I'm furious! This is absolutely unacceptable and ridiculous! Update, I took the print to another store location. I was told that the guy from the Hobby Lobby in Spencer had done everything wrong! She took everything off and started over. Alas my print is ready to hang on the wall.

I've missed this store since flooding so happy it's opening again. No other store offers everything…read moreI need to craft

We found this store by accident and discovered a nice little quilting shop with tons of fabric and…read morehigh-end programmable embroidery machines. The owners were friendly and showed us a specialty project they were making. They didn't have what we needed, but we liked visiting

I love this store! It is close by and has a ton of great fabric, notions, patterns, and more! The…read morestaff has always been extremely helpful. They even will offer opinions, if asked, about color and pattern choices.

Well-stocked & clean. Helpful staff. Loved the nostalgia of it all. Glad they are still viable in…read moredowntown Sheldon.

What a happy day when I discovered this store! I was new to the area. I usually purchase my yarn…read moreonline, but thought I'd see if there was a shop within driving distance instead. How surprised I was to find this shop right in my neighborhood! From the first day I walked in with my questions, the owner was super friendly and helpful. She has expertise in her craft and her large selection and very reasonable prices eliminated my need to shop across the country online, saving me a lot of money in shipping fees! One of these days I will plan to hang out and knit in her very welcoming store :)

Great selection. Wonderful atmosphere. In addition to the great selection of various fiber/handwork…read morerelated supplies and kits, there are a few great artisan gift options for anyone. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area!

For the last 3 summers, Gayle and I make it a point to stop in at Piece of Work in Spirit Lake to…read moreadmire the work of several artists who exhibit their wares in this handsome emporium. Located in an honored front display case location, Edward Linhardt's fine hand crafted knives beckon. Gayle wasn't about to let me spend a few hundred dollars on one of these beauties, but I did catch wind that Bladesmith did make a really cool letter opener that was carved from an old railroad tie. Edward has run his own blacksmith shop in Spirit Lake since the 1980s and in 2000 took up the art of metal engraving. After I returned home, I had a nice chat with Edward and ordered by letter opener and sent him a check for $51 (including shipping). And within about a week or so, this stunning piece arrived. It holds tight like a pistol, with nice heft and a precise slice. The picture of this work of art speaks volumes to me and maybe my Bladesmith budget for next summer.

I love this quilt shop. They have a great selection of fabrics and quilting tools. Staff has…read morealways been helpful and attentive. They have quilts on display from many of the patterns they offer. There is a nice classroom and a little sitting/reading area to study patterns. The outside of the shop is like a tiny park with old sewing machines set out as focal pieces. I have purchased fabric for two quilts and some quilted pillows, have spent several hundred dollars there. This shop has become my go to quilt shop.

This store is in a welcoming new location with great selection and very helpful and cheerful staff…read more Worth the stop for sure!

The Row by Row selection is alright, but the staff seemed preoccupied with other matters…read more During our road trip, we tried to stop in at at least one #RowbyRow2016 ( https://www.rowbyrowexperience.com ) quilt shop in each state that we passed through. In Minnesota, we selected Sewing Basket primarily due to their proximity to our route.