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This hobby lobby is really big with so much variety. Future brides, I highly recommend a trip for all your wedding signs and small decorations and fake flowers. So much cheaper and just as cute as what I've seen online. Hope this helps! read more

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This is a fine outlet of Hobby Lobby, with plenty of parking and a very clean store. Like all outlets right now, there are a few holes in the inventory due to the supply chain issues affecting most of the country. However they still carry the same offerings of merchandise as other outlets. I particularly like the fact that they carry the imported Marella brand of pasta - hey, cooking counts as a hobby! Only caution I can add here is that the store's in a slightly seedy location. Perhaps be careful and aware of your situation if coming to shop after dark. read more

Hobby Lobby - The pasta they carry here, a relative bargain for imported pasta. - Arts & Crafts Near Me - Austin, Texas

The Hobby lobby at this location has been here for quite a number of years and has a few neighbors worth mentioning. NTB tires, Grainger and Planet Fitness exist on either side of this store. The store is very well laid out and merchandised. Needless to say this store has absolutely everything that is art and craft related under one roof. They have a great framing department which is reasonably priced along with a large fabric department. Make sure to look for their monthly ad posted by the entrance and also keep in mind that they are always closed on Sunday. read more

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every member of the staff that I encountered was very friendly and helpful. Even the rookie employee asked somebody else when I asked her or something was. And then she took me right to it. read more

The manager on duty noticed me jumping up to reach the yarn on the high shelf. She offered me a special potion to help me grow 4 inches taller and BOY did I grow. read more

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Great stuff and awesome discounts, and especially a good place for crafts, decorations, and last minute gifts. The workers are nice, but very, very slow. Very slow. read more

I was here to find a specific item. Finally was able to locate it. Went to the front of the store to get in line to pay. There was some issue in that line at the register. So I moved to a different line. I was in that line for quite a while. Then I'm the next one in line to get to the register and a lady wheels her cart over from the first line the one that had the issue at the register and cut right in front of me. I said no ma'am and I went and stood in front of her. She then proceeds to create a fairly embarrassing and loud scene. There were no managers around there was no one directing traffic in the line (such as they do at the HEB) there was no order at all and it was very embarrassing. I was grateful to get out without having been assaulted by this out of control woman. I'm chagrined that there wasn't better management in the store. read more

Every year I find the cutest things like trees with lights so you don't have to buy them separately and fake snow, cute mistletoe to throw on a mantle or tv stand, fir tree candles, all for dirt cheap! As of Dec 1 I'm pretty sure it's all at least half off read more

I used to like Hobby Lobby until recently. A few months ago they sold me a custom wood frame for a valuable painting I own. The wood frame was shipped in from Spain. They do not inspect the wood or frames properly before they give it to the owners. A month later I noticed a lot of wood shavings on the floor below the painting. It was infested with Powderpost beetles!!!! You can research about them but they are basically like termites but worse and can fly and can live in wood for a long time. By the time I noticed the frame was beyond damaged. Fortunately for me they did not damage my painting. I presented this issue to Hobby Lobby. Their solution......they offered a 10% discount on a replacement frame. Are you kidding me!!! They sold me an infected product and could have infected my whole house and all they could do was offer 10%. I had to pay a pest company $200 just to spray the frame. Recently I noticed an antique and valuable hutch of mine is now infected as well. I've had to call in an expert. This will cost another $200 just to have this hutch sprayed down. I will also plan on having the whole house fumigated. People, if you have ordered a frame from them check them please. I don't want the same thing to happen to you. Hobby Lobby will not help you at all either. read more

Went in June 2nd & the two female cashiers working at the time were the SLOWEST cashiers I have ever seen. Two of us just left our stuff and walked out. They had zero awareness whatsoever read more

1. Yes 1 cashier on a Saturday. Who runs this store. Nothing in stock. Need a shelf. Most are broken or no matching pieces or both!! Absolutely horrible read more

I end up going here at least once a month, from getting beads for my better halfs hobby or a can of spray paint. material for curtains or the like, yarn for knitting. Its all here and its usually inexpensive. They have a huge section of treasure chests that I love, I wish I could buy a few dozen and hide them all over town lol. There is artwork, and vases and nick nacks galore also, not thinks I would get but some good stuff. My only Ugg thing about the place is it can be overly religious and right wing in some of the things I see and here. read more

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Pat the old lady that does returns is so snappy and rude. I avoid this location because of her.

For the most part they started out having great products and then not so much its a hit or miss most of the time. And when they realize that you have turned your hobby into a full blown business, they get a bit ugly about that. If they have any dies they have no machines that work with that. And they only really carry their brand I was looking for Anna Griffin cardstock and their cardstock in the pads were on sale that day and hers was there for half off but because it was Anna Griffin the lady behind the counter charged me full price. There was no exclusion listed anywhere so I left paid the full price and came back the next day got a different checker paid half price found the first woman and she just glared at me. I love their ethics and their religious beliefs more of that is needed in this world. read more

Great selection and wonderful pricing for the sales. The associates are friendly and helpful!

This store is clean and well stocked, the only reason I wouldn't give it 5 stars is the location. A woman harassed me in the parking lot unprovoked, getting very close to me, shouting insults/foul language, and flipping me off. I was shaken and crying in the store, afraid to walk by myself to the car. The cashier and the co-manager were so kind and made sure I was escorted to my car. read more

I only, repeat ONLY go here because it is close to my house and I am a regular crafter. But believe you me, I try very hard to avoid it. I just, fall down on that job sometimes. Sure, they've got just about everything. Everything except rainbow-themed merchandise (not that I am looking for that sort of thing), but why, you ask do they not sell things with rainbows on them? Well, my friend, because frankly, it's GAY. That's right. Gay. And ya know what Hobby Lobby ain't? You guessed it! Gay! I'm not really gay either, (I mean you know, slightly), but you know I sure as hell support the plight of my queer community everywhere. No, I'm not being glib. I'm serious. A salesperson actually told one of my lil BFFs that they don't sell rainbow-themed junk because of their aversion to gay culture. Seriously? Like, reallllly? WHAT! Now, I know they're closed on Sunday 'cause, you know, it's the lord's day, and whatever, so, cool, you do that. Sometimes a girl needs her sequins on the Sabbath, but that's what Michael's is for, right? But yeah, uh, a cursory search on the ole interwebs will tell you all about the politics of Hobby Lobby ownership. They supposedly donated a million dollars to Falwell ministries. I'm not here to proselytize, I'm just saying that it's not my bag to support those kinds of endeavors. Hobby Lobby's values just aren't in line with mine, and therefor I try really hard not to give them my dollars. The service here is mostly deplorable and fleeting, but the obscene A.C. can provide serious respite during summertime. Also the random sales around the store are a redeeming factor. If you're a knitter, don't even bother. If you're a sewer, also that with the not bothering. Oh, and take a shower after you get home if you do have to go here. The place is filth-EEE. read more

This place is like a museum of all things Tacky-texan. It's like Amy Sedaris' "I Like You" meets crazy church lady. Here are the goods: - Enough pink zebra decor to cover every 13-year old girl's bedroom, statewide. - Any and every way to craft for Jesus - Giant wagon wheel benches (perhaps made from all those abandoned conestogas in China) - Christmas creep so bad, you can't tell the difference between the after Christmas sale and the next season's presale. - An endless supply of "Happy Birthday Jesus" decor. - Chess pieces that are larger than a cat. And it's not like it's one of those fun sets for your garden. I'm pretty sure these are for collecting dust next to your LCD TV. - Wooden signs that say "Girls Night Out," "Diva," "Friendship," hand-painted by Chinese slaves. - Lots of brown and gold items to match your "italian villa" Cedar Park McMansion. - Mosaic goblet / candleholders, usually with a brownish tint. But don't get me wrong, it's not a total wasteland. In between the garbage, there are some decent things, like colored paper plates, fabric, and some colored art papers. I usually get good deals on Halloween costume supplies. Also, everything appears to be on sale. But don't be too excited, it's classic mark-up mark-down. If you look on the tags, most items are specially made for the crafting empire. It's also closed on Sundays, because nothing makes God angrier than those who macrame on his day of rest. Pro tip: avoid the ornament aisle during Thanksgiving weekend. That place is a minefield! read more

Staff seems depressed. And it smells like Doritos in there.

I've had it with HL. I went there because it was the closest craft store and paid the price. The employees are rude, brusque, and have very little knowledge regarding the items it the store. I just went to their home page to see if they carried something and in bold letters: HE DIED. WE LIVE. wtf. That is just creepy and they would do better if they kept that shit to themselves. read more

It's a hit or miss with this location, but I find mostly misses lately. I was reminded of why I gave up making returns to this store when I recently brought some items back, and it turned into a 15 minute ordeal because everything is done manually. (Tip: I recommend choosing a younger associate for your returns). The staff can be extremely friendly though, although, they seem to be fairly scarce on the floor, especially when you are lost. I recommended always going online to get your 40% one item coupon, and hitting up the after-holiday sale, when they start a few days before the actual holiday. The store is also dog-friendly which is a huge plus for us! read more

Yeah I'm pretty much over this place. I fancy myself a crafter (knitting, wood work, baking) and while Hobby Lobby does have a fine assortment of yarn and fabric, the overwhelming amount of crap in that place is just too extra for me. It shouldn't be called Hobby Lobby, but instead Holy Moly There's a Lot of Useless Nonsense in Here Lobby. There's just too much to stomach and it makes shopping for actual crafting stuff hard. I dare anybody to try and convince me that a pink zebra ottoman is a hobby. I also recently started a small holiday decorating business and there was just no way I was going back in there after the hullabaloo the company has been making over health care. I'm not into shopping at places that treat their employees like garbage in the name of some sort of morality clause, and would rather pay a little more and drive a little further to shop somewhere that is inclusive and decent to all people. read more

If making crappy fake-flowers for a retirement home is your hobby, this place might be ok. Otherwise this place is a dated, overpriced China dump. bad frames- 10% more than a real frame shop leftover fabric styles from the Clinton era "crayola" type brands way supersede the quality brands 30% of the store is fake flower stuff- who buys this shit? they need to hire some non-christians to work Sunday- please it's 2011 read more

Here is a place you can take the whole family shopping and inspire creativity in all walks of life. From fabric needs, to model kits, to furniture, you can get lost in any sort of project. The aisles are arranged in soimewhat of a maze, perhaps nto as bad as central Markup, but the tall shelves do obscure everyhting. I spent 2 hours last time I was there. Hobby lobby is one of the few place you can purchase a whole new lifestyle and gain membership in so many different subcultures, whterh model trains or rockets or airplanes, or sewing circles. I used to crave a place like this when I had too much time on my hands. Alas, now I just hope someday that I can fold the toys here into my work. A time warp in many ways read more

It's Crafts! And Stuff! And even MORE STUFF! Ack! I have no idea why there's like 6000 sq ft. of stuff in this store to make wreaths or whatever all that dried flower business is all about. Do people actually buy all this stuff? If I need random crafty things (matte board, glue, paint, etc .), I'll usually check Hobby Lobby since they seem to have some regular sales. However, for art supplies I'll probably check Jerry's first. read more

I make unusual items of all kinds, soap, candles, pinebox derby cars and much more. I dont think I have ever gone to this store and left unhappy. They could carry a bit more in the way of buttons for sewing, but hey... you can't have everything and fit it all under one roof LOL. read more

I went in a few weeks ago. I was using a cane and walking with a cast/boot on my foot and all the way up to my knee (so I hobble quite a bit). I ended up walking all over the store and not one person asked me if I needed help. I approached one employee when I first walked in to ask where something was and I know she saw my cane and boot. I ended up walking back upfront to get a cart and there were none available. I had an arm full of artificial flowers. I stood there looking around and trying to get help or at least make eye contact with someone. I decided to wait a few minutes to see if someone would return a cart. After a bit I saw an employee bringing up a cart. She never looked up at me (she was looking at her phone) and I was standing right next to where the carts go. She walked right past me with my cane and boot and arms full of stuff and put it in the area where the carts go (which has a ledge and it was harder it get it out of for me). She never once acknowledged my existence much less offered help. I got the basket but I was so tired by then I ended up just putting the flowers back and didn't get any of them. I did have some other items I purchased. The line was pretty long and took a while. I almost left those items as well. Super disappointed at the lack of customer service. read more

The staff here is always incredibly helpful and friendly. They even remind you of coupons you can use if you didn't bring any! Love this place!! The store is so clean and they consistently make beautiful displays. Plus! I've never entered or exited the front doors without someone giving me a friendly greeting or "goodbye" :) Even in the crazy Christmas rush of their 50% of sale, the staff was so kind, patient and willing to help anyone who needed it. Hobby Lobby: YOU DA BEST! read more

So lets say you are celebrating your nieces birthday by purchasing every tiny little thing that you possibly can for her enormous dollhouse. Or you decided to pick up scrap booking overnight. Or you have a burning desire to buy loads of material and sew yourself a quilt, dang it. Where oh where can you go to fulfill all of these serious needs? Hobby Lobby! Yes, I have done all of those things, and many more by purchasing slightly overpriced, but oh so enticing crafty things here. And no, dear reader, I am not ashamed. read more

I like this store so I feel bad for only giving it three stars. I love their decorations and the little nik naks they have. But I do think they can be a bit overpriced. They also don't except more than one coupon at a time which I think is weird. The Hobby Lobby back home did. read more

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This store is ok if you don't want to drive too far, but its just a big box type of store and there was no one around to assist me in getting an item from the higher shelf. I purchased some supplies from here, but I doubt if I will return. I found another store that has better customer service. read more

This Hobby Lobby has to be the biggest one that I've ever visited, but then again, everything's bigger in Texas. However, bigger doesn't necessarily mean better. It seemed to have everything that every other Hobby Lobby has, with the exception of cheap decorative stuff, which took up the majority of the extra space. The employees were not particularly helpful - even when they knew where something was, they did a poor job of explaining it and couldn't be bothered to take me to what I needed. Also there was only one register open, and that was the one taking returns, so we stood in line longer than it took to pick out what we wanted. read more

I always find the most amazing items at hobby lobby.... And a lot of times I find great closeout sales as well.... Do I spend too much money at hobby lobby? Of course I do! But it's for a great cause. My friends love the presents I give them. And I love the decorations in my room........ We are so lucky to have several hobby lobbys here in Austin. Please keep up the great work. And please keep smiling at your customers. I thoroughly appreciate you! read more

They have a lot of items. I usually shop the scrapbook area. Decent prices One time, I had my son with me and he had to use the restroom. Luckily my husband was with us and I quickly traded with him for my son to try the urinal for the first time. The women's bathroom was filthy. None, yes none, were clean or available for use. I've never seen anything so dirty. There is one older lady cashier that I avoid. She is so rude. One time I tried to swipe my card while she was scanning me and she spoke to me very degrading telling me to wait. How was I supposed to know. Each store is different. Most cashiers are slow too and there is always a line that moves too slow read more

this is a great store to just walk around and look at different things. they have a little bit of everything. can be overwhelming if you are in a hurry. it has a really strong scent inside. so if have a sensitive nose, don't go. parking is plentiful. the prices vary but i was told on certain days they have really good deals and coupons. if hobby lobby doesn't have it...............im sorry read more

Hobby Lobby - Looking at entry from inside - Arts & Crafts Near Me - Austin, Texas

I came in to this location to purchase some additional fabric for a project I'm working on. I had a swatch from my previous purchase here. It was nowhere to be found so I asked the employee that works in this department if she could help me find it. First she told me that they don't sell that particular fabric. When I told her I had purchased it in this store she told me I didn't. "I order all of the fabric here". She suggested I go to JoAnn Fabric because that is where I made my original purchase. She didn't offer any other assistance and pretty much dismissed me. You know what? Maybe I will take all of my future business to JoAnns. I bet I get better treatment there. read more

HUGE store!! Craft heaven. So much to see, you could spend hours in the store just looking at all of the items in stock. They have a large selection of decorative items for the home, including: furniture, mirrors, wall art, vases, and pillows. You will easily become inspired to decorate by looking around and you're bound to find what you need in such a large craft store. Plenty of parking, clean, organized, and extremely friendly workers. You have my business Hobby Lobby! read more

Giselle was very rude when I came in to pick up my rain check item. She noticed that I observed her being rude and so then she became very condescending with all the other customers after me that were in ear shot, making comments like well I'm very happy to work here and be here, ext. After having heard enough I decided to walk around nearby. She had already made three different calls to the back requesting my item be brought to the front, it took at least 20 minutes just to get for small paper mache pumpkins to the front. I was in no rush but she made it seem like I was just in the way and she made me feel very unwelcome. I don't know what upset her but it was clear she was annoyed. Horrible experience. Then after hearing my fiance's name called over the PA she handed me the rain check receipt and began to scold me because according to her I was paged more than once. I completely ignored her and took the rain check which she could have just as easily have handed over to the cashier beside her but instead she waved me over rushing me as if I was one of her children, very unprofessional! read more

this hobby lobby is the suck. but not in the good way. the employees are all dead. no one wants to help you. i think they were all hiding as i saw no one working the sales floor. please for the love of all things holy, open up your registers when the line is 10 people deep! one more piece of advice....updating your cash registers would be an amazingly smart idea. and how could i forget the wedding merchandise? cheap, cheap crap with a high price. and the yarn is over-priced! BLARG! read more