Came here for a team building event. They have been making toys for kids since 1944!…read more They are always in need of volunteers year round. Every person that came through the doors was whistling while I waited for the rest of my crew! These folks do this strictly on a volunteer basis. No one is paid. This shop literally, runs like a well oiled machine. The area is extremely clean. It is larger inside then the appearance it gives from the outside. They make lots of wooden toys. I was amazed at the toys they offer for kids to play with. Any kid would love to have these toys! I enjoyed playing with them myself while I was there! These guys work on making these toys 3 days a week every week till Christmas. They've been making Christmas happen for kids since the 1940's. That is pretty amazing and actually a long time to be doing this for free. A little history on Hobby Crafters: Hobby Crafters Foundation was founded in 1944 by Dr. Arch McNeill. While making a house call he noted a patients Christmas tree was empty of gifts. Seeing the need for some Christmas spirit, the doc offered to craft some toys for her to give out to the needy kids at Christmas time. He got together with friends and patients, telling them of his plans to spread Christmas They worked week after week to provide the disadvantaged children in Trinity Bottoms with a handmade wooden toy for Christmas. Dr. McNeill began to enlist the help of friends and associates, and the number of toys that were produced increased rapidly. The group originally called themselves "The Saints and Sinners". Since then, an everchanging group of dedicated volunteers has kept the legacy alive! Please come participate with these wonderful "elves". Worth every moment you spend time doing something good! 2021/August

Love it there! All the associates are so nice and helpful! Store was clean and I had no issues!…read moreCan't wait so come back!

I've shopped here for over the last eight years and it is declining in customer service and they…read morehave the self check out, but it's always nice to be rung out by a human being. However, today, I thought it would be nice because this young lady offered to ring us out, but she was eating a cookie at the same time as ringing us out. Holding the cookie and ringing us out with the same hand. Biting it, chewing it and ringing us out!!! Who does that? Gross and unprofessional. Who trains these young people???

I'm not at all an arts and crafts (or the like) sorta person, so I never really had the need to…read morecome through a Hobby Lobby. That said this might by my first run at a Hobby Lobby. EVER. (I figure it was just a matter of time when I'd find myself here.) Anyway! I was in search for a wedding unity arras de boda for a couple getting married in a couple of days. We were referred here by the store next door, saying they might have it. Sadly, they didn't. However! I ended up staying I longer than I needed - I took my time browsing. They had so many interesting things I wanted to purchase for my home! Their displays have really good ideas for decorations and such, and if I only lived close, I might have made out with some good buys! But there is one close to home, and now, it's my go-to not just for home decor, but if I had the need for crafty things. And the staff are incredibly nice. Although they knew there were no purchases made, they were still helpful as to where we may find what we're looking for. (And they're the reason for the above average rating.) Good first run!

Took back an online order as instructed. First they refused to credit me for a damaged box that…read morehad com that way, supposedly inspected by "Tina", then they refused to issue the credit back to the account used, saying they could only give me cash or store credit. Looks like they're following the path of Joann Fabrics!

Love love love this place. They have all sorts of pieces at different price ranges so there's…read moresomething for everybody. I definitely recommend going on a weekday as the weekends get packed quickly. They also offer different classes and birthday rooms.

I love this place - really amazing spot to spend hours having fun (both adults and kids!). They…read morehave so many pieces to pick from, and prices are pretty reasonable. I've been twice and had a great time both instances. They are BYOB and have snacks available for purchase. I've never struggled to find a table, but it does get busy on the weekends! -1 star because -Unlike Color Me Mine, the employees bring you paint (up to 6 colors per person), and during busy hours, you have to wait for a while to get a refill/anything if needed -There is a color in the blue section that shows as a gorgeous blue (on the pencil holder you can see end-product colors on), but really turns out more purple post-fire. I think it's 54? I wouldn't have picked it for my mug the first time I went if I had known the color would change -I asked someone working if I could get something to draw really fine white lines. She gave me a squeeze bottle that came out really thick. I saw others bottle had a thin metal piece coming from the top, but she refused to let me use that because it was "too hard to take off" from another bottle. To me, it just felt like she didn't want to put in the effort to help me Overall, it's a lot of fun! The studio fee is $8 per person, but 2x a week they have deals to save on this.

My friends and I had a blast making the Turkish lamps at this Art Masterclass space. Shout out to…read moreKaren F's birthday! We all booked online and were able to pick which lamp we wanted to design. I chose the swan lamp. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and once checked in we got situated at a table with a few other guests. I am in love with the space. First off, it's in a business area, and on a Sunday, there was no one else around. My GPS had difficulty finding the exact spot but once I had the suite number it was easy to find. When we walked in you could see how bright and airy this space is. Before the start of class, we had time to chit chat and walk around to get ideas for our lamps. Our teacher (I think her name was Oun?) was super sweet and walked us through each step. The first step is laying out your design. We were served Turkish coffee and a Turkish treat, (for an extra charge) during this step. During the step where we glue on the tiles we were served the pomegranate tea that came with the price of the class. At the end of our 2+ hours we were given instructions on how to make the cement to seal all the mosaic tiles in and once I do that, I will post photos of my finished product. We all had a blast and would 100000% recommend coming here to get artsy.

We did a workshop for Turkish mosaic lamp. There were plenty of options to choose from. The…read moresupplies and kit was very well arranged, and the instructor gave clear directions. They have plenty of samples displayed to get your inspiration from. We all enjoyed our time there.

I'm in love with this place! It has cool, weird, and interesting items which in my opinion makes a…read morestore fascinating. I found out they sell squishes, fidget,s and more! The service there is good, the workers are so nice and helpful. The prices are cheap and affordable (well it is a discount store). And there is more to list.

I absolutely love this place. You can find anything here, and it's a bit of a drive out into the…read morecountry but it's worth it. The staff are amazing and extremely helpful. The selection of goods is staggering and changes every time I go. Prices are excellent and they have a very fun, quirky atmosphere.

I hadn't been to Rock Barrell for over 10+ years, but it was just as magical as I remember it! I…read morehad the grandkids for a sleepover and I decided that they should experience the magic! My 9 year old grandson wasn't too excited to go but once he stepped inside and saw a shark tooth, he was all over it! Even hubby was so impressed and glad he tagged along. My granddaughters found so many pretty things but I limited everyone to two items each. The girls each wanted a shell ring and a turtle jewelry pendant. HUGE selection of jewelry making supplies, including stone, jewels, metal findings, etc. and so many beautifully polished rocks and stone pieces and crystals. The prices seemed very reasonable. After we took the grandkids to the Perot museum last summer and they loved the huge rock displays, my oldest granddaughter wanted a rock tumbler for her birthday. We did fulfill that wish and even helped her tumble a couple of sets of rocks over the month long process. I brought our results with us to the store. I asked the young lady at the counter about what might have happened. The kind older man behind the counter walked by and asked so nicely if he might step in to help. He explained that rocks have different levels of hardness and we could probably get best results by tumbling all like rocks at a time. Makes perfect sense! I was just so impressed at how kind (to us and to each other) and helpful everyone was. I think it was a father (owner perhaps?) and daughter working together and the working relationship was beautiful to experience. Everyone had a great experience at Rock Barrell and can't wait to return!

They have a wonderful selection & great customer service! I frequent this establishmentread more

Great work done by stitch and print. Fast and the product came out great. Very satisfied for being…read morea first time customer.

Wanted to get shirts made for an event said they would be ready in 24 hours. Paid the amount and…read morethey didn't think I would notice the mistakes on the shirts and tried to hide it and didn't even mention there was mistakes on both shirts

Cute pottery store. They mostly make some to sell to the national parks but they have items to sell…read morestore front. Prices are reasonable. I bought a garlic grater after a failed attempt purchasing one on Etsy. He was so nice and gave me a tour of the back where the kilns were kept to bake the pottery. They do offer classes but not many

I had Tony make custom coffee mugs for my husband and I for our anniversary. They turned out…read moreperfect. we love them, they are dishwasher safe as well. I will be returning for future gifts. He does carry items you can purchase for a unique gift if you need them sooner.