I love Hobby Lobby. Today I really challenged these folks looking for contact paper. Who knew that…read morewould be so hard to find and Jessica was my hero. She took the time and walked around with me, determined to find what I was looking for, and I couldn't be more grateful for that girl. She was very passionate and cared about her job. She even told me she loves working here. Please do yourself a favor and hire more Jessica's. Thanks

I have been to this store probably 20 to 30 times over the past couple of years. It would be nice…read moreto have someone in service treat me in a "Christian" like manner. The service has never been bad, but it has never been a positive experience either. I doubt that I will return after my last visit which is kind of a bummer.

All you need for your crafting or art! Expanded art and…read moredrafting section! Fabric and framing added. Great selection of beads! Great selection of NatGeo kids projects.

I am a frequent customer of this Michael's. Recently as I stood in the checkout line mainly to ask…read morethe cashier a question, the cashier assisted the customer in front of me onto a checkout machine then proceeded to assist the customer on the machine next to it. He told her to help me since I was waiting in line. She looked at me but then proceeded to ask him if he needed help. He AGAIN told her that I was next in line. She then RELUCTANTLY helped me. I am a person of color, just saying. She is the cashier with short red hair. Her name could be Alex. Please remind your employees we are in 2026, not 1966 or earlier! After over 20 yrs of coming here, I was appalled by her treatment!!!

Shoutout to Roseville, CA. Paper Source shop in the Fountains shopping plaza…read more Super cute shop filled with wrapping paper, crafting paper, art pens, puzzles, children's books and plushies, and a bunch of other fun items. I was excited that they had book nook type models kits. Pricing on those was on par to the big worldwide shipping company (hint, the name begins with an A). The staff were super awesome. Fun, sassy and crafty.

To those that are interested in various arts & crafts but are looking for a place other than your…read moretypical stationary/gift retailer (and something other than Amazon, Etsy, etc.), "Paper Source" just might have you covered. Located at the upscale Fountains @ Roseville, this particular location has been in operation dating back to mid-2015. Surprisingly, this is a nationwide business with over 125 brick-and-mortar retail stores (as of 2025) but this is the one and only location in the greater Sacramento area. The overall layout and square footage of this place is a pretty decent size. During my visit which was on the afternoon of Sunday 7/27/2025 at around 3:30pm, there were about 2 employees that were helpful and greeted me as soon as I came in. They also have very generous hours of operation being open Monday through Saturday from 10am-8pm and Sunday from 10am-7pm. Not to mention, their website is very impressive with a ton of items that can't be found in their retail stores. Much of the merchandise found here specializes in greeting cards, journals, planners, wedding invitations, announcements, gift wrap, paper craft kits, party supplies, and much more. There are also a ton of novelty items that includes stuffed toys, mugs, and "themed" items depending on what season it is. I came here during the heart of summer so I saw a ton of beachy merchandise throughout the store. The best way to describe the products here is similar to what you will find in a Hallmark Store but on a much different scale. All in all, "Paper Source" is a great above-average alternative to your average arts & crafts store. I saw a ton of interesting merchandise for everyday use as well as products that are more novelty-based. With an eclectic and unique assortment of stationary products, I am giving Paper Source a respectable four-star rating.

We originally had a disappointing experience at the Roseville TuTogether rug tufting session,…read moreespecially because it did not feel as beginner-friendly as we expected. However, after sharing our concerns, management reached out and genuinely listened. They showed that they care about customer feedback and made a sincere effort to make things right and improve the overall customer experience. I really appreciate their professionalism, responsiveness, and willingness to address the situation. That kind of customer service means a lot and shows they value their guests. Because of their thoughtful gesture and effort to resolve our concerns, I'm updating my review to 4 stars.

I'm finally getting around to writing a review for TuTugether Sacramento, and I have mixed feelings…read moreafter visiting twice. My first visit was with my boyfriend, and we had a genuinely great experience. I made a reservation the day before for two small rugs, and there were plenty of time slots available. When we arrived, the session went smoothly. The space itself is a mix of rug tufting and deco-den, with around a dozen tufting stations and a large table in the center for other crafts. It is a bit tight, especially with merchandise displayed near the front, but it still felt fun and creative. The activity took longer than expected, but we had a great time trying something new. My only critique from that first visit was that instruction was pretty minimal. The staff gave us the basics but didn't go into much detail or offer many tips--we mostly figured things out ourselves as we went. Because of that positive first experience, I brought my sisters for a second visit, expecting something similar. Unfortunately, this visit was very disappointing and really highlighted major issues with customer service. We arrived around 1:45 PM on a Saturday as a party of three. The store was busier than my first visit, but not full--there were still about 8-9 open tufting stations, and online reservations were still available. When we walked in, we went straight to the register and waited about 5-10 minutes without any acknowledgment, despite making eye contact with two employees working up front. Eventually, one employee asked if we had been helped. When I asked about availability for three people, she responded bluntly, "Absolutely not... it's really busy," and told us to come back later or book online--then immediately turned away from us. This was confusing, given the visible open stations and available booking slots online. To test this, I stepped outside and booked a reservation for 2:30 PM--just 20 minutes later. While we were waiting outside, we could clearly see that same employee sitting at a tufting station working on what appeared to be her own personal project. At that point, it felt less like they were "too busy" and more like she simply didn't want to help us or clear her station. When we returned, a different employee (who was much more helpful) checked us in with no issue. Ironically, she had to ask that same employee to clean up her station so we could be seated--confirming that space had been available the entire time. I also overheard her mention that she "wasn't sure what to do," so she told us to come back later, which honestly just reinforced how dismissive the earlier interaction was. On top of that, we were seated in a very hot area with direct sunlight, even though there were other open spots. It made the experience uncomfortable, and while the staff did acknowledge the heat, it didn't seem like much effort was made to relocate us. To end on a positive note, our rugs turned out really cute--but that was mostly due to our own effort. The pricing is also something to consider: small rugs are $88+tax, and there's a $20 deposit per rug online. It also felt like tax was applied twice (once on the deposit and again on the final payment), which was frustrating. Overall, I think this is a fun experience to try at least once, especially if you're looking for something creative and different. However, the inconsistency in service--especially during my second visit--really left a bad impression. The staff came across as inexperienced and disengaged, and it didn't feel like customer experience was a priority. I probably wouldn't return and would look into other tufting studios in the Sacramento area instead.

It was my first time at the Roseville Gem Faire and most likely the last as I was accused of…read morestealing. My friend and I were there for a few hours, and we were enjoying ourselves until we went to the last vendor. The owners had a tray of moldavites sitting out on a tray, and they were rather large pieces. I was very surprised by this because these rocks can be very pricey and had been left out at the edge of the table. I love moldavite, and I picked up a couple of pieces to inspect them and even asked the owners their weight and price. I also asked them to weigh a few pieces I bought earlier that day from another vendor. Since the pieces on the tray were large, they were pricy, and I put them back. A few minutes later, I walked away but returned as my friend was still hanging out at the same booth. The owner walked up to me and asked, "Did you pocket that piece?". I was so taken aback, but immediately told him no. I even asked him if he would like to search my purse multiple times, but he refused. He then proceeded to check under the table. Again, I asked if he wanted to check my purse too, and he again said no. I even told him I was surprised that those pieces had been left out. He said that he trusted people... clearly not. After we walked away, my friend told me he asked her if I had stolen the piece when I left the booth initially. He didn't ask her if she had pocketed it herself even though she was standing right next to me with access to the same tray. I can't help but wonder if there was a bit of racism involved there, too, since I'm not white and my friend is. Additionally, they had signs everywhere on their booth saying patrons were being recorded... so why he didn't check his cameras before or after accusing me I can't say. The experience was extremely humiliating. We left the venue right after because our mood soured. I will not be going back.

Since this Gem Faire was close by in Roseville, i figured I'd check it out, especially since they…read morehave free tickets for Friday admission. (I guess Saturdays and Sundays are busier, so they try to get people to come on Friday). I remembered that in the past, I had attended another gem faire, the San Mateo's International Gem and Jewelry Show, and loved it. This one was different. I wasn't sure if they charged for parking and my email to the site didn't receive a response. So I decided to just check it out today. Parking was plentiful but they charged $5 to park. :( At least I saved on the $7 admission, right? It was a fun expo but definitely NOTHING compared to the International Gem and Jewelry Show in San Mateo. That one is worth going to. This one seemed....okay. It seemed like most of the beads were from China (as evidenced by the majority of the vendors being Chinese). But I know there is quite a difference between beads made in China versus Czech ones or Swarovski crystals. I did end up getting some Swarovski beads that weren't cheap, but the colors were lovely. While it was fun to visit today, I don't think I'd go back to this gem faire. Maybe if parking were free and with free admission, I'd go. But paying $12 (admission and parking) wouldn't be worth it, IMO. It just wasn't that big of a faire to warrant that admission fee.

First time in this cute quilt shop! It's easy to find, on Auburn Blvd. Lots of parking in the…read moreprivate lot of a small shopping center. The shop is pretty big, and it's bright and cheerful. It's decorated nicely and feels welcoming. The employee was kind and friendly. This is definitely a quilter's shop, not a fabric shop. I was looking for fabric for a non quilt project and didn't really find exactly what I wanted. If you're a quilter I think you'll love it. They have Cosmos embroidery floss which is a nice touch.

I am a new sewist and have found enormous help from Marie and her staff. I've asked many basic…read moresewing questions that have always been answered professionally and with respect always being told, "there are no dumb questions" and, Marie always helps me choose the right fabric for the products I intend to complete. The shop, as well as the classroom, is clean, well organized and stocked with anything I've needed and the cost of products has been comparable or less than Amazon or other fabric stores. Whenever I visit Runs With Scissors or attend one of their classes, I feel welcomed and comfortable. The atmosphere has always been upbeat, healthy, and welcoming. I plan to continue to make new friends, take many more classes and shop at Runs With Scissors.

I enjoy browsing this store to look at all the cute & nifty items & trinkets. Whenever I pop in, I…read moreusually walk out with a little something. It's not very big & has narrow aisles, but it's clean & organized. They have a lot of Sanrio items, toys & stuffies, stationery & stickers, snacks & candy, beverages, keychains, housewares & kitchen items, beauty products, containers & bags...among many other random things. We were able to use the convenient self-checkout & so didn't actually interact with any workers, but I saw one organizing items & heard another interact in a friendly way with customers who did in-person checkout.

3/2/2026: I bought a Wasabi grater and lip liner. Whoa~I was so gleefully excited . . …read more Truthfully: I ACTUALLY JUMPED FOR JOY FOR SCORING A WASABI GRATER--I MEAN I LITERALLY JUST SQUEALED WITH UTTER DELIGHT, GIGGLED, AND BEGAN PINCHING MYSELF HAPPY WHILE IN Daiso's ISLES SHOPPING!!!! YES, yes, oh, yeaaaaaah! The irony of finding a Wasabi Grater at Daiso . . . FYI: I scoured searching for a Wasabi Grater at ALL Shee-Shee-FOO-FOO Gourmet Kitchen Supplier Stores throughout ALL NORCAL STORES! Lol~It's like DUH . . . Daiso sells Japanese kitchen items not found anywhere else . . . Eye-rolls ensuing. Request To Daiso USA Corporate: Will you please kindly instruct your Globetrotting Daiso Buyers stocking at Roseville Galleria's Daiso Store with the following items I NEED???? 1. LOCK N' LOCK GLASS SQUARE CONTAINERS WITH LOCKING LIDS for sauces and leftover foods: Tiny glass containers to 7-liters--NO BPA PLASTIC containers, PLEASE????? 2. STAINLESS STEEL, Kimchee 2.5 to 12-Liter Containers 3. LOCK N' LOCK'S glass plates with locking lid covers: Five and Ten-Inches in diameter 4. An expanding mop which I bought at Daiso's Myeong-Dong District, Seoul, South Korea: YEAH~THAT FOUR-STORY DAISO STORE WITH AN ELEVATOR which I bought all items listed FOURTEEN YEARS ago 5. EXTRA-LARGE TWENTY-FIVE GALLON ROUND and OBLONG FIFTY to ONE-HUNDRED GALLON WASH BINS for washing clothes AND making Kimchee: ALL MUST BE BPA-FREE Containers BTW: KP, Seafood City, SF Asian Market NOR Ranch 99 do NOT possess the items I requested above within the stores' inventory--period. Thank you so very much!

I come here frequently because they have a large selection of cards to choose from and it has a…read moredecent parking lot and is also next to TJ Maxx for some shopping. Never had a problem with customer service. Everyone has been very kind! Will continue to make the trip up here. The Elk Grove location is usually behind on stocking their cards or they just simply don't have them available. I see lots of empty spots/sections where there should be cards at the Elk Grove one.

They were great. We were looking for a gift, a very specific squishmallow for a child and we were…read moretold they had the best selection. I called and they searched the store for the 2-3 styles we were seeking. Really helpful!