Sew smart... more like sew f*** rude! When I arrived for my appointment no one greeted me, two…read morewomen glanced at me and continued to talk amongst themselves. It is a small shop and I came in with my dress (obviously a customer). When I asked if they worked there and told them I had an appointment they said ok and proceeded to talk amongst themselves, offering no help or explanation! I waited 30 minutes for the seamstress to arrive late to my appointment! After my fitting, a few weeks went by and I hadn't heard back so I called the shop and I was told it had been done for weeks! Wtf?! When I picked up my dress the seamstress did not fix what I asked her to, after stating these were easy fixes. She said she made 1 of the 2 adjustments I had asked for (you could have fooled me) and claimed we never discussed the other adjustment. It gets worse, she also STAINED my dress in 3 spots and blamed me stating that it was my makeup (it was obviously not my makeup). I told her this and she argued with me claiming that if it wasn't my makeup it was probably my deodorant or body sweat and that she didn't even touch that area of the dress. Again wtf. She told me to hand wash it and it would be fine. It's a dry clean only dress that I brought to her brand new without stains! I told her I wasn't happy with her work and she told me the dress was not flattering and it was ugly. She continued to say that she doesn't understand why I bought the dress in the first place because it doesn't suit me and no amount of alterations would make it look nice. Honestly, what a b****. She then told me about a "fat" client of hers who bought the same dress and said it looked ugly on her too. They also only accept cash, although there are no signs stating that. If you guessed she had a rude remark to make about this as well, you'd be right! My dress cost $200 and I paid her $30 to stain it and "make alterations" (that let's be honest she did not make) and to be insulted. With her shitty attitude and poor sewing skills I don't know how she stays in business. If you want someone to degrade you, she's your gal. Otherwise you can accomplish the same outcome with the sewing skills of a toddler and some kind of staining agent. 0/5 stars

Beautiful fabrics, reasonable prices and personal service! It was worth driving an hour to go…read morethere. I found exactly what I was looking for.

I went for one of their BYOB Friday sip and paint sessions, and have never had more fun with a more…read moreexciting group of people. I am counting the days until I can go again, and the selection of children art activities is also very enticing. I love the layout of the webpage, and I am looking forward to bringing my little one there for some fun painting experiences. Hopefully, later this summer!

The positive: The selection of products and sales are fantastic and the associates who work on the…read morefloor are always helpful and polite, especially Bill in the framing dept. The negative: Every manager and/or assistant manager we have encountered here for over many years has been rude in their interactions with us. Answers to our queries are short and without a smile or pleasant comments. They've also not acknowledged us as customers if the associate has a question regarding our items at checkout. Very surprising that a Christian company would consistently employ miserable people in the managerial position. What kind of an example are they to the public of a joyful follower of Christ? And if they aren't a Christian, perhaps Hobby Lobby should be reconsidering who they hire to represent their company.

I'm not Crafty. Handy yes. Cranky sometimes. Schwifty definitely. But Crafty no way people. So…read moreafter all the clamps and restraints were painfully put in place, I decided to Give Up, grab a cart, and give this store a look see. And what do you know, Yup, it's a craft store alright, juust like I thought it would be. And juust like it says on the 40 foot sign on the front of the building.    Aaaand let's see what's down Every isle why don't we. sure, great. How many glue guns does one person need? "what? nothing, nevermind" wow alot of fake flowers up in here too. And what is this thing for? "Put it in the cart already!" of course. "This place is Freakin HUGE, are you sure we can't just skip a few isles?" "NO!" [of course not I said while testing my restraints]    And then it happened. I got it, "it's all clearly right in front of me like a thousand inspirational signs which were obviously made just for yours truly. This store is actually speaking to me through it's merchandise.  W O A H ! !"   Ok, you win. You broke me. I Like This Store Now. Okay, there I said it. Can we go now? Come And Get Your Shopping On!! [seriously]   [help] [me]  ;D

This is an awesome place to go and shop for magic tricks. The owner is very helpful and you can…read moretell he really enjoys what he does. He will show you a few tricks a help you with your magic skills.

visited there on a whim. Paul sells magic supplies and then teaches you how to do the trick all for…read moreone price! I ended up purchasing/ learning two tricks that have left people amazed! this is coming from a guy that, prior to meeting Paul, had no interest in learning magic. I would highly recommend a visit!

I purchase the lace samplers from time to time - perfect for beginner crafters to use in journals,…read morepaper crafts or sewing! Prompt delivery and fair prices. Love them

John provides outstanding service and has more fabrics, lace, and trimmings than any department…read morestore. The variety of quality and unique items is incredible. I regularly come back to see his new inventory and have never been disappointed. Thanks to his ebay site i can also buy online. Lot of fun!

I participated in a hand-building pottery workshop at my local library. While the class was fun,…read moreand I loved the shape of the piece that I made, I am beyond disappointed with the final result. The night of the class we were provided with underglaze to color the pieces but the glazing was done by the owner, Paulina, in the weeks after the class. My piece is glazed so poorly that I will never be able to use it. The clear glaze was applied so sparingly that you can feel the texture of the clay across the entire piece. The top rim of my vessel was left with no noticeable glaze at all and is so rough I can use it as a nail file. Because there are unglazed surfaces that would come in contact with food it is rendered completely useless for anything. I hope this review encourages the owner to treat her students' pieces with a little more care so that they will want to return and take more classes or book their own pottery experiences.

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I had placed an order online to be picked up at store. When I arrived at the store, I noticed a…read moresign reading to push button to get assistance with pick up orders. So, I pushed the button, again, and again. As I m watching the long line grow longer, I keep pushing the button only to have no one assist me. I could have been the fourth person in the checkout line, but ended up as the sixth, to retrieve an order already paid for.

About what one would expect for an arts and crafts store; decent overall selection although the DIY…read moreframing is getting phased out. Perhaps too many folks were favoring the DIY route in lieu of utilizing the exorbitantly priced custom-framing services, and Michael's was tired of losing money. Lost points for the unnecessarily snooty guy in framing. Maybe he has an advanced degree in art history, and uses that as his justification for talking down to customers, but he should remember at the end of the day that he wears an apron to work.