This Hobby Lobby has a little bit of everything if you are a craft person. They carry candle making…read moresupplies which I went for and had a decent selection for candles making. But they carry stuff for almost every craft that you could think of. They also have a wide variety of markers and paints. If you are a sewer they have a big section for everything that you would need. They also have a great seasonal section for your special holidays. In general the prices here are decent and average compared to other craft stores. They don't offer coupons anymore. Which is a little disappointing but they do have good sales going on. The service from the employees was great. Very welcoming and willing to help with whatever you may need. I definitely will be back to this location.

I hate to be a stick in the mud…read more.. But this location needs help. It's SO hard to know which line is open, there's so much waiting because they ring everything up by hand and enter in codes, and while the staff is super helpful and kind, it seems like the setup is sabotaging sales. I've seen people put stuff down and leave without buying, and I almost did that but really needed the item. Please get more cashiers or update your system to something more modern to move the line faster. Bright side, super fun to just walk thru and get your steps in on a hot summer day.

Absolutely love this place !!! Diane is awesome teacher,…read morewhether you're a beginner or more advanced, this is the place to go. Open classes Tuesday night and Thursday nights and classes on Saturday.... Bring your own project or come and see her hundreds and hundreds of projects you can do. Nice to know this small hometown quaint business has tested years of time/ the economy and still thrives. All in one shop...supplies, paints, projects, gifts & great teacher wrapped up in one

From the owner: We specialize in supplies for Tole and Decorative art and Fine art. We have classes in both tole…read moreand fine art several times a week. We carry a complete line of canvases, brushes, books, patterns, dvds, etc. There are now classes for children 8 to adult that are held once a month. You will receive personalized attention during the open workshops that are held three times a week. In these classes you can choose the project you want to paint and we will help you to finish it. We furnish the bottled acrylics for the classes. Open workshops are $18.00 for three hours. We also have 6 and 7 hour classes on the weekends that are priced accordingly. You will receive complete written instructions, photos and patterns. Everyone will paint the same project in these classes and the entire painting is demonstrated by the teacher. Please join us in this relaxing hobby that can also earn you money. The owner and instructor has 35 years of experience and travels to teach in the U.S. and Canada.

Was so glad to find out about this place. I was dreading a trip to Lakeshore when a teacher friend…read moreof mine said, "Have you been to CM?" That changed everything. You mean, I have options other than Lakeshore?! Yes! I decided I'd take a chance and see what CM was all about. I got here right when they opened on a Sunday and grabbed one of their mini carts in hopes of filling it with goodies. As soon as I walked in, I found some great stuff. I was looking for classroom decorations and boy do they have many. I ended up getting quite a few things here, actually. Some great language games & language activity books. Their prices are pretty reasonable but I did find some stuff cheaper on Amazon. However, if comparing to Lakeshore, I feel like CM is cheaper. There wasn't a lot of staff walking around & there weren't prices on a lot of items, which was annoying when trying to budget, but overall some really great finds. I will say, they were lacking in the amount of Speech-Language (I'm an SLP) activities. Lakeshore definitely is better in that regard but as far as room decor, this place is fantastic! Will absolutely return.

Great store, lots of supplies for classrooms and projects. There are books and other educational…read moreactivities. Inside was clean, took a little while for an employee to come out to the front to help at the register. Online ordering was easy as well as pick up.

Located in the same plaza as David Bridal. Off Tyler and Magnolia Avenue. This place has a lot of…read morearts and crafts in stock. We were here looking for frames for our family portraits and this was the place to go. Sometimes there will be Michael's coupons online where you can get an additional discount. We were able to find frames of all sizes and colors. They even do custom framing here though it can be quite pricey. The quality here is good and better than Amazon items. Staff here can be quite helpful and I was able to make my purchase easily and check out was quick.

I have given this Michaels location multiple chances, but I am extremely disappointed and will not…read morebe returning. The store is consistently dirty, unorganized, and in complete disarray. Shelves are messy, many are empty, and boxes with items are frequently left on the floor as if restocking was abandoned midway. Price tags are often missing. I asked a dazed looking employee if they carried fringe and rickrack. She told me they did not. As I made my way to the register, I found an aisle stocked with exactly those items. Employees are never in sight when customers need assistance and when you do find one they are unfriendly and do not even acknowledge you or say hello when passing. This store feels neglected and on the brink of closing its doors for good. The last time I visited, I nearly stepped on a large roach slowly strolling down the aisle (see pic). I did notify a worker about this and they stated it was common and not concerned with doing anything about it. I will not be returning nor would I recommend this place to anyone.

Bait and switch pricing on clearance goods. Staff tried to get me to pay double for fabric that my…read moremom had chosen. Openly ignoring their displayed pricing being half that and refusing to acknowledge it. Double check anything you get here at the register, this is a violation of SB 478 and California CLRA and the staff doesn't care if they're violating it. Disappointed I didn't get to pick that up for her, even more frustrating that Michaels only noted they would look into it, not that anyone would actually honor the displayed price as they're legally obligated to.

Mom and I checked in yesterday to pick up an Online Order and the Store was very attractive and…read morewell presented! The Self-Pickup station did look scattered and randomly arranged instead of alphabetized which made the pickup process confusing and inefficient. The Bathrooms also were out of order so that was a little disappointing. The Store Associates were really nice and helpful in moving along the line and assisting with the Self-Checkout Computers though, and Lexi helped us find our online order with a positive and pleasant attitude which we appreciated! The texting confirmation system letting us know when our order were ready and thanking us for our visit was fast and courteous too!

I drove from quite a distance. I paid NINE dollars to park my car. I paid extra to be an early bird…read morebut the promised "fun things" while we waited was having vendors stuff their flyers and coupons in my hands. This is in addition to the many pages of "coupons" I had to print out from home, using my expensive toner ink. Here's a tip, vendors: don't do that to people. We don't like having to rummage for coupons we printed out because you won't simply give us your best deal at checkout. It took 45 minutes to get into the hall. The convention hall is DARK so all the vendors have to use additional lighting. There were long lines to check out at each booth, a 10 minute wait in line for coffee (one cashier), lines for everything. If you're looking for cheap closeouts or want to pick up discontinued product and have loads of unlimited time to rummage, then this might be great. But while the class I took was well run, it was expensive and of course, had too many time-consuming steps and no pre-cut paper so we had "finish it at home." Here's another tip, presenters: if your company doesn't have coordinating embellishments from your line, why not use some from another company? It might cost more but these classes are costly! And the make and takes? After the long waits everywhere, everyone's in a rush so I was unsure about doing a $3 one at K Kreations. When I explained to the woman who was helping me that I didn't think I'd be able to do it, that it looked too time-consuming, she assured me it wouldn't. Another booth worker overheard me and actually remarked to a customer--while I was sitting there--that I "didn't want to do the project...it was taking too long." So I said, "you shouldn't talk about people when they're right there. I can HEAR you." Stunned, she apologized. Really? You insult someone and apologize because you got caught doing it? It's not my fault your "make and take" is a half hour project involving tweezers and stickers the size--literally--of a pin head. I mean seriously, who designs a make and take that you actually can't take? By then, I'd had enough. I raced through the rest of the expo and believe me, I won't be back. Not worth the drive, not worth the hassle, not worth the rudeness. If the organizers had an ounce of sense, they'd realize that the people spending the most money are not the people pawing through the dollar stash. It's the people who have the least amount of time to squander, the ones who--like me--won't be returning.

The Expo is a fun place to go if you are an avid scrapbooker or cardmaker. I always "prepare" by…read moretaking a list of events I will be scrapbooking. The best part is finding pieces you can't find in Michaels or Hobby Lobby. It's like shopping from online companies without the shipping cost. Don't get caught up in items that don't fit your scrapbook style. Have a budget and stick to it. Don't stress if lines are long in popular booths. Customers are all like you, so wait your turn and be patient. Go to all the booths because you might miss something interesting. A positive attitude with vendors might get you a bargain price! See the latest and greatest in papercrafts!

I come to this location all the time.. customer service is always so welcoming to my children & I…read more They are really helpful & always accommodating. It's one of the best locations & I've been too & ive been to several. I also don't come for customer service, I come to make my children happy.

There are 6 registers. explain to me why only two of them are open. what a waste! They said…read moremanagement said they only want 2 open. WTH??

Such a cute store for anyone who loves journaling, stationery, and stickers! The store was easy to…read morefind and pretty crowded when I went, but the overall environment was really nice. There were so many cute items to look through, especially for journaling and stationery lovers. I loved all the different stickers, especially the ones for different colleges and universities! Sadly, they didn't have my school, APU (Azusa Pacific University), but I was still able to find plenty of other adorable stickers and postcards to take home. I also got some cute stamps that I'm excited to use for my journaling entries. The items can definitely get a little costly, especially when you start picking up multiple things because everything is so cute . I would definitely come back when my budget allows! Customer service was excellent and everyone was very nice. Overall, I had a great experience and would recommend checking STKR out with friends or family, especially if you love stickers, stationery, scrapbooking, or journaling!

The Stkr Store is a Filipino family-run small business that focuses on cute and creative custom…read morestickers as well as some stationery items and greeting cards. [Parking]: Easy and free designated parking for the plaza and our party had no issue finding an available spot on Saturday afternoon. [Products]: Most of the stickers are original artwork with only a few anime IPs (less than 1/8 of all stickers). I thought their LA County stickers (including some cities from San Bernardino County) for each city were pretty neat. The shop also has some decent Japanese-brand notebooks, toolboxes, pens, etc. Customers can also make their own through the website by uploading their own images (minimum order of 50 stickers). [Conclusion]: The store is not everyone's cup of tea, but for the right target customers this is an amazing store.

I went to this store and where supper nice I was looking for an item and they were able to see if…read morethey had in stock and were able to pull it out. Nice employee and cashier register.

This is my Michael's of choice and they almost always have everything I need. The staff is super…read morehelpful and cheery. There have been times when I can't find anyone on the floor, but when I do they go out of their way to help. The new balloon section and the cricut maker items are always a go to!

Amazing experience with altering my wedding dress in the past. Hope to take sewing lessons at some…read morepoint from her too. So kind and knowledgeable when I had my experience with her.

You learn so much. Carol has extensive knowledge and experience that she is excited to share and…read moreteach you. It is your own pace with your own projects.