The people are friendly, and my wife really likes their Row by Row 2016 selection…read more During our road trip, we tried to stop in at at least one #RowbyRow2016 (https://www.rowbyrowexperience.com) quilt shop in each state that we passed through. In Iowa, we selected Heart & Hand Dry Goods primarily due to their row selection and also their proximity to our route.

From the owner: Heart & Hand Dry Goods Company was founded in 1997 when owner Ann Brouillette decided to turn her…read moredream for a quilter's oasis into a reality. What was once a 2,000-square-foot store grew to around a 4,000-square-foot destination for anything and everything a new or experienced quilter could need. In 1999 we had the honor of being chosen as one of the top 10 quilt shops in the United States by Better Homes and Garden -- just one visit and we think you'll see why. You'll be inspired by an expansive selection of fabrics, batiks, supplies, and gifts for any project. Sign up for a class for all skill levels and quilting interests, and ask our upbeat staff for guidance when you need it. We're always on hand to help you get inspired, find the perfect item, or even share a joke or two.

Hobby Lobby you need to give Brandi a raise right now! I…read morehad a previously horrible experience at a Hobby Lobby in a different location. I needed new stretching bars on a canvas that I had ordered. Not only did the gentleman order the wrong sized bars in the first place, but he don't follow through with calling and he didn't put anything on the back to hang it with since I had also ordered a new frame from them. (A costly one at that.) In addition to no way of hanging this print up, I noticed that the canvas was very flimsy. It wasn't tight at all and in certain lights, it REALLY showed! I took it to the Sioux City location and Brandi noticed right away everything that was done wrong, (including the stretching bars being put on backwards! I went there hoping to have them put something on the back so I can just get it up on my wall to her literally taking everything apart and redoing it all! She spent one hour on it and it is perfect! I can not thank her enough for being professional, kind and just plain knowing her stuff!

It's a HUGE Hobby Lobby. Well, feels huge to me anyways. LoL It's a dangerous place for me. I can…read moreeasily spend 2 hours looking around and spend $200 even easier. And of course there's really nothing I NEED at this store...it's all want. Haha But their stuff is so cute! And typically there's sales and always coupons. The cashiers almost always make sure they have spare coupons to use on ya. But, speaking of cashiers, I don't always find them too friendly. I asked a girl for one of the bigger bags the other day for my 2 larger picture frames and you would have thought I asked her for a kidney. I never really needed to ask for help from anyone on the sales floor. I've just never needed assistance yet. (No fabric cut, frames made, etc.) Huge parking lot. Bathrooms are clean. Waaaaaay in the back if you're looking for them. I love their throw pillows.

What a happy day when I discovered this store! I was new to the area. I usually purchase my yarn…read moreonline, but thought I'd see if there was a shop within driving distance instead. How surprised I was to find this shop right in my neighborhood! From the first day I walked in with my questions, the owner was super friendly and helpful. She has expertise in her craft and her large selection and very reasonable prices eliminated my need to shop across the country online, saving me a lot of money in shipping fees! One of these days I will plan to hang out and knit in her very welcoming store :)

Great selection. Wonderful atmosphere. In addition to the great selection of various fiber/handwork…read morerelated supplies and kits, there are a few great artisan gift options for anyone. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area!

I have no reason not to give Michael's 5 stars…read more I don't shop there often. If at all, really. I'm not a huge crafty person and if I'm looking for decorations, art supplies, and/or frames, Walmart typically has what I need, or Target. I used to scrapbook back in high school and I shop Michael's for supplies, but once Hobby Lobby opened I moved to that store. They just seem to have so much more stuff. Went the other day (Today is 12/13/19.) to buy a gift card for my sister-in-law. She shops Michael's all the time. I was in and out within 5 minutes and I even found a pack of really cute mini boxes to 'wrap' the gift card in. Pack had 2 boxes so I 'wrapped' a gift card for my husband to a restaurant he likes instead of just throwing the card in his stocking. Store was clean, uncluttered, and aisles were labeled. The cashier I had was really nice as well. I keep meaning to fill out the survey for her. I'll happily go back if I need to. Did not use restrooms. I assume there are ones open to the public. Parking lot is very close, but handicap stalls aren't. Which seems odd to me.

We have been assisted twice by Braden. He has out-of-the-park customer service skills at a store…read morethat can be frustrating with its reliance on coupons. He could lead customer service seminars, he is so good. I hope he enters a profession where he can use these skills.

Absolutely AWESOME!!! Paula was not expecting me to walk in her shop or to have such a complex…read moreproject, but her willingness and experience got the job accomplished!! She was able to craft a screen porch for a toy hauler style trailer ramp that created a screened in porch paradise. The value is incredible and cost was more than reasonable, to be able to use this over and over with her velcro attachment design and ability to take on and off the trailer easily. Thank you Paula!!

I purchased my machine from Tri Stae Sew Vac Inc. and they do a marvelous job of servicing it at a…read morereasonable price! You can stop in any time with a question or problem and they are more than happy to help you!

This location is ran by a bunch of older women...which is totally fine and nothing wrong with…read morethat...but they must be freezing all the time because this place is ALWAYS a sauna! Also, no music...which just feels weird when you're in there shopping. The card shelves are always a mess. I couldn't find a birthday card for my Uncle at all. (Was looking for Uncle specific) even in the area that was labeled Birthday for Uncle. They are expensive. I never buy paper or bows from here. Cards are a decent price, none different than anywhere else. But if you want a collectible it'll cost ya. Sometimes they do clearance tables with some decent stuff, but they jack in their prices. If you DO buy a collectible the help is good. They'll even wrap it for you if you say it's a gift. Takes a little time but they do a good job. I LOVE their ornaments. They do sell cheap candy. And they're good about asking you for your Hallmark card. They do not accept coupons that aren't printed, so don't try to show one to them on your phone.

Closed as of July 3rd, 2018…read more I have loved coming here as a convenient store at the mall to shop for birthday cards and other things for occasions for people. They had a great variety of merchandise ranging from Rainbow Brite to Christmas ornaments and other things. And the service has always been exceptional. I was planning to buy a Rainbow Brite and Twink Christmas ornament as a gift for one of my sisters for her upcoming birthday in the next three months, which is set to be released ten days after the 4th of July this year, but now with this particular location closed (which is in a shopping center closest to my house), I'll be buying it online instead.