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    Play C.

    This is a relatively new Hobby Lobby, you can tell by the tiles being in pristine order and brightness! No random aged tiles here, no sir! The place looks absolutely massive on the inside. With the size so big, I noticed they got more themed decor in the place, along with actual toys, not just hobby toys. Stuff like Nerf guns, and Gundam build kits. They also embraced the gamer aesthetic, with whole aisles of nerdy statements and quippy signs that are all very much Hobby Lobby themed. Place is pretty well stocked for a lot of things.

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    Just had a few returns, including two doll stands that I bought the wrong size (needed smaller). Unfortunately the two receipts I had "did not match" the items, so I asked the (rather snippy) cashier woman if I could just get a store credit, since I was buying more items (which were laid out on the counter in front of her). She refused. I said, "Okay, I'll just take these home and try to find the receipt for them," and she didn't disagree. Apparently that's what she wanted me to do. After I get home, I went through all my Hobby Lobby receipts but couldn't find one that had two "Crafts" department purchases on it. (Since Hobby Lobby refuses to use barcodes.....) However, then I spotted the RETURN POLICY printed on the receipts...which says clearly: "You may exchange merchandise or be issued a merchandise credit based on the lowest selling price in the last 60 days." IT WAS RIGHT THERE! Yet this woman refused to give me a store credit / credit towards the merchandise I was buying, and instead agreed that I needed to go home, look for the receipt, and then drive BACK to the store -- wasting gas and time -- instead of just giving me the credit I could've had at the time. I really hate having to shop at Hobby Lobby. I can't stand all the sappy Christian crap (sorry, but I was raised Christian and now know the truth about that religion), and yes, I know, it's a "Christian-run business," but they have the kinds of yarn I need for my projects, so I put up with it. I should not, however, have to put up with apathetic cashiers working at the "Returns and Exchanges" register who seem to be unfamiliar with the store's returns and exchanges policies.

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    10 months ago

    Great store! Nice and clean, always a nice selection. I've never had a bad shopping experience at this location.

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    Has everything you need that hobby lobby has to offer! Nice team members too, very helpful.

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    Linda on the framing team makes this easy even for those of us who don't know what we are doing.

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    Jackalope Arts

    Jackalope Arts

    4.9(15 reviews)
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    What a lovely way to spend the morning and support small local businesses. I was able to get some…read moreholiday shopping done and get a little something for myself! Fabulous event!

    What a great day! My husband and I just love local art, and supporting these artists. I hadn't…read moreheard of the Jackalope Arts festival, which apparently appears every year just up the street from me in Olde Arvada. We went out on this sunny and warm October day, glad to enjoy some time outdoors in the sun. We were greeted, as well, with an enjoyable stroll through local venue booths sporting everything from beeswax products to locally mixed spices to jewelry made from local stones (think petrified wood and Marble's marble, among many others). I was drawn to the designs at a T-shirt shop, and when I couldn't find my size in the design I wanted, they assured me that I could email them and they would make it for me and send it along to my home. The jewelry maker at Waystone (mywaystone.com) promised that if I could bring her a piece of petrified wood that I had discovered in my backyard, she would make it into something special to display in my home. While she accepts items through mail, since she is just down I-70 just east of Denver, I mean to bring it right to her. I was excited to visit this arts fair, and came away with some nice items, along with the cards of some artisans to whom I will reach out for some custom items. What a great way to spend a glorious fall day outside!

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    Paint Your Own Art

    Paint Your Own Art

    2.6(5 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    I don't often by social deals, but when one came up for a Paint Your Own Art experience, I had…read morepurchased the deal without even thinking about it. My plan? A date. Yes, a date! I convinced my creatively minded boyfriend into a Monday afternoon at the paint studio, and he, too, was sold on its awesomeness. Now, had I only realized how far away this place was, perhaps I wouldn't have purchased it. It is *quite* out of the way ... from everything. You'll likely be greeted by Sugar, the shop's bark-busy dog, and about six tables set up with plants and bottles of water for brush and sponge cleaning. The shop's owner was awkward, but friendly and gave us the 411 on the shop. You pick your piece (the price is on the bottom) and then the shop owner sets you up with your preferred paint colors, and you're on your way. I will say that I think the items are overpriced and the studio price was different than that advertised on the website. I chose a goblet that was mean to double as a Kiddush Cup (it's a Jewish thing), and the boyfriend chose what I would call a Cute Monster, and he would call a Scary Monster. We ended up arriving around noon, leaving around 1:30, and then coming back from 3:30 until closing at 6 p.m. Let's just say the boyfriend was meticulous. Luckily, the items were being fired on Thursday, so I was able to pick them up on the following Friday. After the long drive out, I picked them up and they were most excellent. I attribute this to our mad skills. Overall? There are closer places to the city, cheaper places, and places without a dog that barks at everything (which, when you're delicately painting, can be pretty distracting and ruinous to your project). Also? It was freezing in the studio, so bring a jacket or sweater or parka.

    I have to admit that I had never been to this place before last spring, but upon talking to the…read moreowner I found out that she was new. The previous owner was going to close down the shop so the new owner bought it from him. It seems that the new owner is new to running a business, but the place had a variety of pottery choices. I've been in 3 times to paint art since the spring and each time there is something different. If you live in West Lakewood or Golden then PYOA is in a good location for you. There are plenty of paint colors, and brushes. There are large glasses of water for cleaning your brush, and several choices for "add-ons" which can be fun. There are about 6 tables in the large room, but every time I've been in it hasn't been busy. I also teach down the street and brought in a group of teenagers over the summer. They had a good time too!

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