I killed some time and looked for Grinch items. I bought 2 pins, which other Hobby Lobby stores…read moredidn't have. A picture and cloth Whoville tablecloth. The cashier was nice. All was 50% off. Would shop here again.

Very clean and nice set up. Easy to find what you're looking for. The employees though don't stop…read moreto see if you are finding everything okay or if you need help. So go in with an idea of what you need prior to going in to shop

It's been years since I visited JoAnn in St. Cloud, and now I remember why. The store is a mess…read more There is dirt and grime everywhere, especially the floors. I realize that this is seasonal change-over (in mid-January), so boxes of stock blocking aisles is not a big surprise, but it was inconvenient to navigate a shopping cart. Display areas, like crochet and knitting notions as well as beading and storage products, were nearly empty. The whole store looks tired and worn out (and dirty). The products are not dirty, just the shelves, walls, and floors. I really didn't want to see the bathroom. The saddest part of all of this is that my memories of JoAnn in years past is exactly the same. If not for the fabulous sales, I wouldn't go back. Too bad there are so few yarn stores in St. Cloud.

Very rude and lacking people at the cash register. 17 people in line with only one at register…read more Been like this for over an hour

Huge selections and helpful staff. I had my doubts about how big the store is from their signs,…read morehaving been in a ton of quilting and crafting stores, but it was impressive! They have their own fabric and panel designed and printed... 2018 was a loon and lady slippers theme and it was gorgeous. They have a wide selection of quilting fabrics, on of the biggest wool selections I've seen anywhere, with kits and patterns and fabrics... and a huge yarn room with tons of malabrigo yarn. I couldn't discern a specific specialty (smaller stores often have much more of one style of fabric)... they had sections with civil war patterns, flannels, kids' themes, batiks, modern and brights, bold modern florals, etc. And a huge courtyard area if you come in with a non_quilter.

This was a nice quilt and yarn shop. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They have a lot of…read morekits, Patterns, notions. Got a copy of Pam Goecke new book autographed! If I'm back in St. Cloud I would definitely one back.

Very helpful staff, variety selections and inspirational experience. I enjoy coming here to get…read moreeverything I need to complete my projects.

Michael's is a craft store located across from the Mall, near Best Buy, in St. Cloud. If you're…read morelooking for craft supplies or yarn, it might be for you. It's smaller than either Hobby Lobby or Crafts Direct. I've often found the prices to be higher. You should not shop here without a coupon, as Michael's always offers a 40 or 50 percent off coupon, or sometimes 60 percent off a single item coupon that you can find online, or in their ad. The store feels a bit cramped, like they're trying to stuff too much merchandise into too little space. Still, we've had good luck finding yarn or other crafting supplies here over the years. With the use of their coupons, it brings their prices down. The service we've received over the years has been hit or miss. Sometimes it's been not great at all; and other times it's been just fine.

I shopped here about 25 years ago. The store is massive. You will find housewares, crafts, expired…read moregroceries, hardware, etc. I wandered throughout the whole store. They get excess liquidation stuff from dollar tree, dollar general, Costco, etc. I found a few things. You need to really check expiration dates, to me anything from Dec 2022 should be OK in January 2023. Upstairs has furniture and pictures. Prints of Adam Thurman who has the quirky puzzles were $120. They had target field, us bank stadium, etc for $120. I saw a cool buffalo picture for $189. 4/5 stars as cashier was this older lady who sat down and wasn't friendly and did not say thank you after my purchase. They 10 key enter everything too, so super slow. Review 6 in 2023

Mrs. Carnivore and I embarked on an adventure, and accidentally tripped over this place. This was…read morea most fortunate occurrence, as it was the place I was trying to find to show her anyways. Gopher Bargain Center is part flea market, part unclaimed freight, part antique shop, part furniture store, and part complete randomness. Lawn mowers, fishing gear, bedroom sets, hot tub, flour, drain cleaner, cards, cookware, toaster ovens, Eggo waffles in strangely damaged boxes, a wrench big enough to undo the nut on the bolt that holds planet Earth together. These are merely the beginning of the delights found within this building. A trip inside will make you smile at the complete randomness of it all. Bathroom and kitchen fixtures, including the kitchen sink. You might, with enough imagination, be able to build and fully equip and furnish an entire house with the items in this store. That statement, though true at the writing of this review, may well change drastically as early as tomorrow. The Carnivore understands that there is an activity known as "scrapbooking," which he does not understand, but acknowledges the existence of. He is still stunned at the magnitude of items available at this establishment for this purpose. He figures that putting snips of things in a book pales in comparison to putting a steak in his belly, but to each, his own. There are curious smells in various parts of the store, too. some food-like, some solvent-like, some of completely unknown origins. All kidding aside, I promise you there is something here you want, or maybe even need. The entertainment value of wandering around and occasionally saying "What the hell?!?!" is worth a couple hours of your time. You just need to come here and walk around until you find it. As a side note, I believe in my heart that there are no more 75 watt incandescent light bulbs left in the store. I could, however, be wrong. Give it a try, but I would definitely be cautious about food items that are not obviously sealed, and even those, I would definitely wash the exterior of before opening. There are too many non-foods here to completely trust unsealed items.