Always love shopping at the Liberty Hobby Lobby. Staff is always amazing and friendly.read more

It seems like there is always staff around and easy to find when I have a question or need help…read morefinding something, even better, staff is always helpful and friendly! I will only be shopping at this location due to a negative experience at the Barry Rd location, and from other reviews it seems the manager in charge of running this location should see about making changes at the Barry Rd location!

This hidden gem is the perfect place to stop in, shop around, chat with the owner, and marvel at…read morethe barrels/buckets that they produce. We've enjoyed shopping here for years! The cooperage is where the owner (Doug) makes barrels, buckets, kegs and churns. This guy is VERY talented and some of his things have been used in movies and across the country! (not many people can say that!) He even demonstrates his craft in Branson at Silver Dollar City's Harvest Festival. Then there is the store which is attached to the cooperage. This is where Doug's wife operates an adorable shop full of locally made crafts, home decor, jewelry, candles, utensils, framed art, and much more. There are many seasonally appropriate decorations to adorn your home here as well. The best part? Well... that's hard to put a finger on. It could be that what you purchase here goes back into the local economy. It could be the great conversation you're bound to have with the owners. It could be watching Doug create a masterpiece. Head on down to the old Corbin Mil area of downtown and find this gem of a place! Enjoy!

Always have a great shopping experience for gifts at Kirlins- the staff is great and selection is…read morevast!

A business with a great heart. Kirlin's made our school staff feel very special this last week…read morethrough a donation of Easter baskets to the Liberty Education Foundation. These baskets were given to the staff working through this stressful time providing meals to students while school is out. So thankful for all the great people in our community. Thank You Kirlin's for your support!

I am an avid Angela Walters fan. I cannot shop her website. Pages do not advance properly, the page…read moreloads but it stops at the bottom of the page rather than the top of the page. I add ONE item to my cart, but the cart shows 2 or 3 of that item. Then check out...Impossible. There is a "Please prove you are a human" but there is no means of proving you are human. No click, no puzzle, nothing, therefore no check out. QIMT redesigned the site a while back and I have not been able to use the site since. I have fine tooth combed on my end it see if it's an extension or app clogging the works, it was not. I removed them all and still cannot use QIMT. Which is difficult when you use all of Angela Walter's products regularly. FIX YOUR SITE ANGELA.

I placed my order on 12/7/25, and as of today 1/6/26 it still has not been fulfilled. Multiple…read moreinquiries made by email and no response whatsoever, not even an automatic reply. I have tried calling and all I get is a "The Google subscriber you are calling is not available...." What is going on!! My order was nearly $200 and no response?! Completely unacceptable after a month's wait time!

Where do I even begin. If you want the worlds worst customer service and complete incompetence…read moreplease go here for your next event! I paid $400 for my sister's Bachelorette party here on 9/27. I still do not have one of the items from my party. It's still waiting to be fired. I was told they changed owners and no one knows how to glaze now. Then I was told it costs $600 to fire the kiln so they're waiting to have enough pieces to fire it. Um, im sorry, you could've fired it with the rest of my stuff but that would require them to actually keep track of what belongs to who. They dont. They have you go rummage through all the projects from your same date and pick out what's yours. Oh, and they don't know how to use the phone either. I've called them 10 times DURING BUSINESS HOURS since 10-7 with no answer. No return phone call. When I went in to check on my project in person a month later, the girl couldn't find it and had to rub all the glaze off to see if it looked somewhat like the one my niece painted to give her mom for her wedding present which has long since passed. The owner claims all this is due to changing hands and when I requested a refund I was told they don't offer that but my next project would be free! Oh wow! Sign me up for that! Not! I wouldn't send anyone here. Ever. Completely unprofessional and they have no customer service skills what so ever. Go to dabble and drip and save yourself the headache.

From the owner: Immerse yourself in exciting craft activities! Enjoy pottery, wood crafts, candle making and more…read more Make lasting memories while creating beautiful pieces in our studio.

They have a huge selection of local teams' attire - Chiefs, Royals, Current, Sporting (and…read morecolleges!) They also have Liberty and North high school items - logo'd hats and shirts, as well as letter jackets. Every corner of the shop is filled with merchandise - and keep an eye on FB for excellent sales.

I just want to start this off by saying I did not want to feel the anger I do towards Brant's…read moreClothing, but it was not my choice. I did not want to stoop to this level. But here I am. I had to write a paper about a business for a journalism class, so I went online to find a local place that looked interesting. When I came across the Brant's Clothing mention on the City of Liberty website, my interested was caught. Like most people, I am a sports fan, so naturally I thought Brant's Clothing would be something worth considering. It is not. I called Brant's Clothing's number and was greeted by a man's voice: "Brant's Clothing" was all he said. I suppose the pleasantry of a "hello" is a luxury reserved only for those foolish enough to spend their hard-earned income at the store in person. "Brant's Clothing," he said. I responded by saying hello, giving my name, and stating my simple business of being in school and having to write a paper. I asked the man if I could speak to a manager about an interview for my paper, and the voice on the phone bluntly and rudely stated, "No, I'm not interested in an interview. Thanks for calling." Of course, I was surprised by the harsh verbal roadblock this man laid out in front of me, so I asked "I'm sorry?" But clarification or explanation was not was I was given. Instead I was given an impolite and rushed repetition of the statement. "No. I'm not interested in an interview." The thing is, I believe very strongly in the freedom of commerce; for businesses to have the right to conduct themselves how they see fit. But, what I am not in support of is customer service of the nature that I experienced today. An owner of a business certainly has every right to deny an interview, and who's to say that "can't" be rude while doing it? But that interaction left me feeling completely ignored, undervalued, and disrespected. That man can live his life however he wants, but today it was my path he crossed. It was my mood he disturbed and my project he gave me no help with. Who knows? Maybe tomorrow it will be your child that goes into Brant's Clothing, searching the racks for that number 15 Chiefs t-shirt. I have no idea how this man would address or treat other customers, but I certainly hope the treatment I received today is not an indication of how he conducts himself on a daily basis. No, actually. You know what? I do hope he goes around speaking to people the way he spoke to me today. I hope he carries that ignorant and dismissive attitude into an interaction with someone who can actually tell him off to his face. That's all I can say on the matter. Any more would make me as bad as him. I will pray for whomever that man is, and hopefully he turns himself around.

She did the most amazing job on my embroidery robes, i started with 11 of them and then added 2…read moreseparate times for a total of 14. She was so nice. I would use her again.

We dropped off a small blanket to get it embroidered for our newborn, quoted price and time frame…read moreand everything turns out as expected. We would definitely use her service again in the future.

Loved this shop so much I went twice while in town for a conference! The selection of yarn is…read moregreat and priced fairly. Lori was so helpful in navigating the options and providing suggestions on what might work on future projects. There are classes a few times per month and I learned to crochet (I'm a knitter) with Lori. Hope to be back again soon!

This store is two different yarn shops owned by two different women. They are passionate about…read moreknitting and crochet, both with excellent taste. Pure wool yarn with a delicious hand. Their yarns are a pleasure to work into a project. It's close to the Square downtown Independence but off the beaten path. They have a large international following so they mail out lots of yarn. It's is a marvelous place with the most beautiful yarns you can imagine.