Hobby Lobby — Local services in Howell Township

The Ultimate Craft & Gift Store – A Treasure Trove of Creativity

If you love crafting, gifting, and decorating, this store is an absolute paradise. It’s the kind of place that has everything—and I mean everything—you could possibly need for creative projects, gifts, and floral arrangements. The moment you walk in, you’re blown away by the sheer size of the store and the endless variety of products. No matter what you're looking for, whether it’s for a DIY project, home decor, event planning, or just something special, you’ll find it here.

A Dream for Craft Lovers

For anyone who loves crafting, this place is like stepping into a dream. It has an unbelievable selection of supplies, from ribbons, glues, paints, and tools to decorative items, papers, and embellishments for every project you can imagine. Whether you’re a professional artist, a hobbyist, or just looking for something fun to do, the options are endless. You’ll find things here you didn’t even know you needed—but once you see them, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without them.

The Ultimate Gifting Store

When it comes to gifting, this store is next level. Looking for beautiful gift boxes, wrapping paper, bows, or ribbons? They have it all. Want to create customized, unique gift presentations? You’ll find endless inspiration here. No matter the occasion—birthdays, weddings, holidays, or just a thoughtful surprise—this store makes gift-giving more exciting and creative than ever.

Everything for Floral Arrangements (Except the Flowers!)

And if you love working with flowers, this is the place to be. While they don’t sell real flowers, they have everything else you need to make stunning floral arrangements. From vases, foam bases, and decorative stones to floral wires, tapes, and design accessories, they have it all. And for those who love faux flowers, their collection is gorgeous, realistic, and perfect for home decor, events, and more. Whether you’re a florist, a decorator, or just love having beautiful arrangements in your space, this store is a goldmine.

A Beautiful Store with Great Prices

Beyond the massive selection, the store itself is stunning. Everything is well-organized, clean, and beautifully displayed, making it easy to find exactly what you need (and a few extra things you didn’t know you needed). The pricing is surprisingly reasonable, especially for the quality and variety available. No matter your budget, you can walk out with something amazing without breaking the bank.

A Must-Visit for Anyone Who Loves Creativity

If you’re into crafting, decorating, floral design, or gift-giving, this store is an absolute must-visit. It’s the kind of place where you can spend hours exploring, getting inspired, and finding new ideas for your next project. Whether you need supplies for an event, a home makeover, a creative hobby, or the perfect gift presentation, you’ll find it all here. Once you visit, you’ll never want to shop anywhere else for craft and gift supplies. Five...

I purchased three skeins of yarn for a project, but only needed one. I went to return the remaining two with my receipt. I approached the very clearly labeled "returns and exchanges" register and told the employee that I wanted to return the two skeins of yarn and handed him my receipt. He scanned it and then looked puzzled and looked at me. He said, "This said you bought three, but there are only two here." I replied, "I only needed one for my project, so, I am returning the two that, I didn't use because I don't need them." More confusion. He said he had to call his manager over so he didn't return all three. His manager had to tell him what to do. Manager walked away. The total of my refund was $9.98. I had paid cash originally, and he was going to refund me the cash. I asked him, "Can I give you two cents?" He looked and me and was confused. He said, "Your refund is $9.98." I said, "Yes, I see that. May I give you two cents so I get $10 back?" Utter confusion on his face. He looked at the amount and then his open cash register drawer and then said, "It will just be easier for me if I give you nine dollars and ninety-eight cents. Is that ok with you?" It wasn't ok with me, but I didn’t want to waste any more time or his brain cells, so, I said, "Fine." He counted out the $9.98 onto the counter and gave me my receipts. I wholly planned on spending the returned money in the store, but I NOPED right out of there and will NEVER go to that place again. Why would management assign someone to "returns and exchanges" who: 1) doesn't know how to do a return, and 2) doesn't know how to provide an efficient refund? There were some other things I observed in my initial visit that I wasn't comfortable with including employee interaction, but the last refund interaction sealed the deal for me. I'll go to...

I used to love this store, and would go there atleast 3 times a month. I never had any issues except for the lack of mixed media supplies. Yesterday night I went to this store to pick up some sharpie paint markers, a gel plate and a mixed media journal from ranger. I had my little boy sitting in the cart and his diaper bag was inside the cart. The cart was filled with holes, just like every cart is. My individual sharpie paint pens kept falling down the holes and onto the floor. So I decided to put them in the side pocket of my son's diaper bag so they wouldn't keep falling out. I made sure the markers were visible because I didn't want anyone thinking I was stealing them. The manager at the store last night, came up to me asking if I needed help. I nicely said no thank u and she walks right by my cart, looks in the cart, sees the markers, and says nothing. Than I hear a page for security to check all cameras. A friend of mine who works there told me that the manager paged security because she thought I was stealing. Then I hear a page saying Howell police dept on the phone. I was pissed off because the manager kept following me and not once did she say anything to me. If I was going to steal, why would I make sure they were visible for the manager to see?!? Making your customers feel uncomfortable because you are assuming things, is not good customer service. If she would have told me I couldn't put the markers there, I would have removed them. Very rude manager who doesn't know how...