I'm upstate NY and there are 2 Joann stores within a 10 mile radius from me. I also have 2 quilt shops in my area that carry a nice fabric selection. 😊
When the founder of hobby lobby says that NO they won’t be selling Chanukah decorations because they are a Christian store that tells me that I needn’t ever do business with them again.
I shop joanns, hobby lobby, wal mart and quilt shops. Basically, a company that supports sewing has my business. I feel so fortunate to have so many choices. Sewing and quilting are great hobbies. I just dont see the need to post so many negative comments on these retail stores. They offer sales and coupons and other ways for us to afford this hobby. Quit the mean spirited comments and get back to sewing
Hobby Lobby Should have dropped the word HOBBY 3 years ago.. they are the cheap Home Decor Made In China Lobby.. they have systematically reduced their product lines dedicated to Hobbists
Joann’s can put things “on sale” “all the time” because their regular prices are jacked up far above the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. So they still make a nice profit on items that are “on sale”. Michael’s does the same thing.
As of late, iv been shopping at home goods stores for bed sheets to use for fabric. I do it because the quality of sewi g fabric isnt good as it used to be.
I went to HL last week and the yarn and fabric was depleted. The yarn aisles were wider, hence less shelves for yarn. Home dec was very poor. Used to have so much home dec trims and beaded fringe. Lace was skimped. I was in shock. I went in for the heavy corded gold fringe and wasn't to be found.
Thanks for sharing. I think I have been to Hobby Lobby about 5 times. I have been to that Joann Fabric as well. If Joann’s still allows you to sign up to receive mail. Most of the time, there are coupons included.
Thank you for the great view of stores and what is happening. In my area Walmart’s are trying to almost get rid of fabric area. They have most of fabric cut in those small packages which I do not like. In my area if Joann close, will be down to Hobby Lobby. Not a place I really care for. There are very few just fabric stores in the area. If there is they are outrageous price. As I am a good sized woman I make all my clothes, plus quilt and sew a lot. I have a sewing machine in front of my chair in the living room. So I am hoping Joann’s stores can stay in business!
I’m curvy too and make most of my clothing. I purchase some fabric things online and Joann’s is my go to for last minute needs. Minerva is my favorite online fabric store
What I noticed is the quality of fabric is not as good Hobby Lobby and they have folks working that department who have no sewing or fabric knowledge. Wal mart has fabric and notions and the quality is again poor. If you read the end bolts many of the fabrics at Joann are from China with better qualities coming from India.
I have a Joann and Hobby Lobby at least 10 miles from my house. I am always disappointed with Joann's because the fabric I choose on the rolls is twisted. Perhaps that is the problem with that store. I end up shopping in Hobby Lobby instead.
I like to support local and we have a fabulous local that supports quilters. The material they sell is tops. They also sell and repair sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. The help is great.
I was going to be near a JoAnns today. Lucky me I printed a 50% coupon. Then I looked up the Arches watercolor paper I use on line. It was $32 for 12 sheets of 9 x 12 paper. I get it at Amazon for $19. 32. I looked it up on Michaels and it was just a bit more than Amazon as was Hobby Lobby.
Well with the coupon you are getting it cheaper than Amazon or Michael’s. Hobby Lobby has rotating sales on a regular basis. I try to get my fabric from there when it is on sale every other week.
@@lynnebivens2119 A coupon gives the impression that you are getting a sale price, a deceptive practice. It backfires on JoAnns in that it's regular customers won't buy anything without a sale or a coupon.
For my quilts I buy fabric at the local quilt store. I have had bleeding problems with other. But buy my Kona cotton at Joann's or Hobby Lobby, both have different colors, 40 off at Hobby Lobby is cheaper because Joann's is on sale at a higher price therefore cannot use coupon. Tend to get the same person at Hobby lobby.
It’s sad. There’s no one in Hobby Lobby and not much better in JoAnns. I can remember growing up when Fabric stores were a booming place to go. Women were lined up waiting to get their fabric cut. The pattern book tables were packed with women thumbing through the books looking for patterns. It’s just sad how our country sent all of our textile factories overseas. Women once stayed home and took care of their families and they made their own clothes. Now neighborhoods are empty during the week and women have very little time to sew. Just so sad how times have changed and not for the better.
I'm supposing that Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman would say things have gotten a mite better. At any rate, my mother's field was library science, so she was one of the women who did not have a lot of time to sew. For example, I had to sew my own sewing badge onto my Girl Scout uniform sash.
I “think” Michael’s is expanding their fabric options. It looks like either they are rolling it out slowly or only offering an expanded fabric selection at certain stores. I dropped into the Michael’s in Plano Texas, the Michael’s off 15th St for a non-sewing craft item and discovered they had a decent selection of Ponte, solid rayon challis, cotton and bamboo jerseys. A check online didn’t seem to have the same selection. It looks like solids, but a decent range of colors. My comment about it being either a rollout or only certain stores was because I decided to pop into a store in a neighboring town while in the area and that store only had quilting cottons, utility fabrics and home dec type canvas. They have carried this for a while. Maybe someone in the know can weigh in, but I thought I should share. ** I should also mention that Michael’s is based in the Dallas Ft Worth area, and that could also be why certain stores here have an expanded selection. They could be testing the market. This particular Michael’s I mentioned is across the street from Hobby Lobby and about half a mile from JoAnn.
I will never shop at Michael’s for fabrics (barely a half mile from my home) as it’s garbage - not suitable for a Quiltmaker! Perhaps for some crafts but Michael’s will never replace Joann’s - thankfully, my local store seems to be in good hands!!!
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Thanks for the video. I personally will not shop at Hobbi Lobby for ethical reasons. So if my Joann Fabrics closes I will have to drive south an hour and a half to get to a good fabric store.
My opinion hobby lobby does not have a good enough selection of fabrics for most of us quilters. I prefer joann's fabrics for my fabrics and books for quilting.
I prefer Hobby Lobby to Joann’s for the most part. My Joann’s is freezing in the winter and hot as hell in the summer. 90% of the time it’s a mess too…..rather depressing. It never used to be this way! I’ve been trying to find white Gutterman thread there for 3 months and multiple colors and sizes are not being restocked. I don’t think management cares.
Well, I hope Joann's survives the restructuring. I know we may see a few stores close in the process. However, Hobby Lobby is a no-go for me. I do not nor will I shop at their store. Hobby Lobby is owned by the Green family, David Green being the founder. We all have a right to religious beliefs, but they like to impose theirs onto others and their employees. They also make large contributions to organizations known for their discrimination toward the LGBTQ communities and were staunch opponents of Obamacare. This and more was reported in the Business Insider article dated Oct 2022. No, I will not shop at Hobby Lobby.
Same here. The Greens are a shady family. Of course, I have no idea what the owners of Joann do, but I am very sure that the Greens are not the sort of people whose anti-human rights actions I would support.
I’m so sad about Joann. I won’t shop Hobby Lobby for ethical/moral reasons, so it’s Michaels for craft supplies and online for fabrics at this point. Our mergers-and-acquisitions business culture has created this mess. I wish we enforced monopoly rules in this country.
I likeJoann’s but I hate the coupon app game. Just put the lower price on fabrics and occasionally run a sale when they can get cheaper wholesale and pass on to the customer.
I've found that while some Joann's have more in stock, Hobby Lobby has a better variety of colors and patterns and at better pricing, especially for making items to sell.
I rarely shopped at Joann’s (not one close), but the final straw was when they “celebrated Pride Week” with all the decorations, etc. When a company panders to deviant behaviors in order to boost sales, they’ve lost my business. I don’t care how good their stores are.
Joann's is going out of business. Bankrupt, selling off stock. Im in suburban Chicagoland. I've seen a couple "fabric stores." seemed to focus on fancy fabrics for serious quilting. Decades ago, I worked for Minnesota Fabrics, which became Hancock Fabrics, which went away. Haven't been to Michael's for awhile; I don't recall a huge fabric collection. One keeps seeing these YT channels where the designer "goes downtown" in a neighborhood that was kind enough to spare his life. I like Hobby Lobby, Walmart is hit or miss. Hoping Joann's may reorganize into at least an online presence. Do a Google for fabric shops in the radius you are willing to travel, and see what pops up...
Hobby lobby has extremely went downhill in my opinion. It started with no more 40% coupons. They have become too political and religious, they have greatly reduced the amount of stock and decor items are mostly religious signs, etc. enjoy those things but I want other options as well. I personally haven’t bought anything in there the last three times I’ve shopped at their stores. What a shame. It honestly bums me out.
I use it love both stores but in the past few years I'm disappointed with both.fabric is not quality and the problem with joanns you have to hunt down someone to help you. I still like hobby lobby for fabric but they have cut back in the last 2to3years. I like the 40%off all fabric is by far cheaper then Joanna for the quality. Hobby lobby is a Christian owned that's why they are closed on the lords Day🙏🐦
@@YogaByrdSews I’m appreciate your response. I’m an early retired person, so women’s rights don’t affect me, but I care about other people’s potential needs. I don’t consider it political, just human rights. 💙
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What are your local go to fabric stores?
I'm upstate NY and there are 2 Joann stores within a 10 mile radius from me. I also have 2 quilt shops in my area that carry a nice fabric selection. 😊
@@solitaryguy54 that is the best
When the founder of hobby lobby says that NO they won’t be selling Chanukah decorations because they are a Christian store that tells me that I needn’t ever do business with them again.
@@mindakahn9964 closed minded and utterly assured. So sorry
*absured
I shop joanns, hobby lobby, wal mart and quilt shops. Basically, a company that supports sewing has my business. I feel so fortunate to have so many choices. Sewing and quilting are great hobbies. I just dont see the need to post so many negative comments on these retail stores. They offer sales and coupons and other ways for us to afford this hobby. Quit the mean spirited comments and get back to sewing
Appreciate your thoughts
@@carolgoff4317 I understand, but when ANY company pushes their political/religious viewpoints I disagree with, they lose me as a customer.
Hobby Lobby Should have dropped the word HOBBY 3 years ago.. they are the cheap Home Decor Made In China Lobby.. they have systematically reduced their product lines dedicated to Hobbists
Appreciate your feedback. Thank goodness there are options.
Byrd you are awesome! Keep up the good work. Appreciate you and your time spent helping other sewers! God Bless you! ❤
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Aww thank you. I appreciate you
Joann’s can put things “on sale” “all the time” because their regular prices are jacked up far above the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. So they still make a nice profit on items that are “on sale”. Michael’s does the same thing.
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As of late, iv been shopping at home goods stores for bed sheets to use for fabric. I do it because the quality of sewi g fabric isnt good as it used to be.
Great idea! I like to source this type of fabric from local goodwills or from friends
I went to HL last week and the yarn and fabric was depleted. The yarn aisles were wider, hence less shelves for yarn. Home dec was very poor. Used to have so much home dec trims and beaded fringe. Lace was skimped. I was in shock. I went in for the heavy corded gold fringe and wasn't to be found.
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Thanks for sharing. I think I have been to Hobby Lobby about 5 times. I have been to that Joann Fabric as well.
If Joann’s still allows you to sign up to receive mail. Most of the time, there are coupons included.
Love the coupons
My hobby lobby near me clearenced the New Look pattern for $0.99.
Thanks for video!!
Thank you sharing! Hoping to stop in
Maybe someone else mentioned this, but if I’m looking for lace or fringe Hobby Lobby prices are usually about 1/3 the cost of Joanns.
I'll have to check that out- thanks
I just purchased some really cool novelty print fabrics from Michaels. I'm happy to have a new option for fabric shopping.
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Thank you for the great view of stores and what is happening. In my area Walmart’s are trying to almost get rid of fabric area. They have most of fabric cut in those small packages which I do not like. In my area if Joann close, will be down to Hobby Lobby. Not a place I really care for. There are very few just fabric stores in the area. If there is they are outrageous price. As I am a good sized woman I make all my clothes, plus quilt and sew a lot. I have a sewing machine in front of my chair in the living room. So I am hoping Joann’s stores can stay in business!
I’m curvy too and make most of my clothing. I purchase some fabric things online and Joann’s is my go to for last minute needs. Minerva is my favorite online fabric store
Thanks for this series! Knowing the sale schedule is good info.
You are so welcome!
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Thank you
What I noticed is the quality of fabric is not as good Hobby Lobby and they have folks working that department who have no sewing or fabric knowledge. Wal mart has fabric and notions and the quality is again poor. If you read the end bolts many of the fabrics at Joann are from China with better qualities coming from India.
Thank you! Stay tuned for the next segments 😊
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Thank you
Oh my…I’m getting dizzy with this camera work!
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Need a new camera person!!
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I wish there were more options.
hoping the series helps
There used to be more.....
There are more options on line. I get fabrics from Leeds in England. And it arrives in one week. Start surfing.
I like Minerva and I agree there are good options for online shopping
I have a Joann and Hobby Lobby at least 10 miles from my house. I am always disappointed with Joann's because the fabric I choose on the rolls is twisted. Perhaps that is the problem with that store. I end up shopping in Hobby Lobby instead.
There seems to be so much inconsistency from one Joann’s to the next
I like to support local and we have a fabulous local that supports quilters. The material they sell is tops. They also sell and repair sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. The help is great.
That’s awesome. Thanks for watching
I was going to be near a JoAnns today. Lucky me I printed a 50% coupon. Then I looked up the Arches watercolor paper I use on line. It was $32 for 12 sheets of 9 x 12 paper. I get it at Amazon for $19. 32. I looked it up on Michaels and it was just a bit more than Amazon as was Hobby Lobby.
I always comparison shop- good for you
Well with the coupon you are getting it cheaper than Amazon or Michael’s. Hobby Lobby has rotating sales on a regular basis. I try to get my fabric from there when it is on sale every other week.
@@lynnebivens2119 I wish there were more local options
@@lynnebivens2119 A coupon gives the impression that you are getting a sale price, a deceptive practice. It backfires on JoAnns in that it's regular customers won't buy anything without a sale or a coupon.
Marketing games
Interesting video. I was not aware of Hobby Lobby details as its a bit far away. Good to know the detailed comparisons. Thank you!
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Quit moving your camera too fast, many of us suffer from vertigo.
Thank you for watching
@@YogaByrdSews couldn't keep watching made me I'll.
For my quilts I buy fabric at the local quilt store. I have had bleeding problems with other. But buy my Kona cotton at Joann's or Hobby Lobby, both have different colors, 40 off at Hobby Lobby is cheaper because Joann's is on sale at a higher price therefore cannot use coupon. Tend to get the same person at Hobby lobby.
Thank you for the information and for watching 😊
Walmart in my area has a nice selection of cotton broadcloths at very reasonable cost. They cost half the price per yard that Joann's charges
That is awesome!
ILL SHOP WHERE I CAN GET A GOOD DEAL ON FABRIC N CRAFT TEARMS
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Quilting is such an expensive hobby I look for good deals too.
@@lynnebivens2119 me too
usually Joan my go and once in awhile Walmart, thanks for sharing I didn't know hobby lobby sells fabric.
Thanks for watching. Hobby lobby has a fairly large sewing section
It’s sad. There’s no one in Hobby Lobby and not much better in JoAnns. I can remember growing up when Fabric stores were a booming place to go. Women were lined up waiting to get their fabric cut. The pattern book tables were packed with women thumbing through the books looking for patterns. It’s just sad how our country sent all of our textile factories overseas. Women once stayed home and took care of their families and they made their own clothes. Now neighborhoods are empty during the week and women have very little time to sew. Just so sad how times have changed and not for the better.
Thanks for watching
I'm supposing that Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman would say things have gotten a mite better. At any rate, my mother's field was library science, so she was one of the women who did not have a lot of time to sew. For example, I had to sew my own sewing badge onto my Girl Scout uniform sash.
Love the memories
I “think” Michael’s is expanding their fabric options. It looks like either they are rolling it out slowly or only offering an expanded fabric selection at certain stores. I dropped into the Michael’s in Plano Texas, the Michael’s off 15th St for a non-sewing craft item and discovered they had a decent selection of Ponte, solid rayon challis, cotton and bamboo jerseys. A check online didn’t seem to have the same selection. It looks like solids, but a decent range of colors. My comment about it being either a rollout or only certain stores was because I decided to pop into a store in a neighboring town while in the area and that store only had quilting cottons, utility fabrics and home dec type canvas. They have carried this for a while. Maybe someone in the know can weigh in, but I thought I should share. ** I should also mention that Michael’s is based in the Dallas Ft Worth area, and that could also be why certain stores here have an expanded selection. They could be testing the market. This particular Michael’s I mentioned is across the street from Hobby Lobby and about half a mile from JoAnn.
Good info, Stay tuned. Michael's is up next in this series
I will never shop at Michael’s for fabrics (barely a half mile from my home) as it’s garbage - not suitable for a Quiltmaker! Perhaps for some crafts but Michael’s will never replace Joann’s - thankfully, my local store seems to be in good hands!!!
@@YogaByrdSewsa
I’m happy there are options
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Thank you
Thanks for the video. I personally will not shop at Hobbi Lobby for ethical reasons. So if my Joann Fabrics closes I will have to drive south an hour and a half to get to a good fabric store.
I respect your thoughts on Hobby lobby. Quite a few people feel that way.
I like both places.
I wouldn’t enter a hl store for the same reason. I wouldn’t give them 1 penny!
Thank you for watching
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I love shopping at Hobby Lobby we don’t have a very nice Joy Ann fabrics, there prices are way too high
I always use coupons
Hi Byrd, I called Hobby Lobby today (4/12/24) and they have patterns on sale for 99 cents. I called Owings Mills & Columbia’s location.
I have some friends picking me up a few things. Thanks Roz
@@YogaByrdSews , you’re welcome!
Thank you for the information and review
My pleasure!
My opinion hobby lobby does not have a good enough selection of fabrics for most of us quilters. I prefer joann's fabrics for my fabrics and books for quilting.
There are a handful of quilting type shoes in my area but outside of Joann’s not many options for fabric for garments
My situation is the opposite of yours in that I have many Hobby Lobby’s and only 2 JoAnnes in my city.
I wish for more local stores
i want to watch,but im dizzy now.
Please check out the other videos
i had not heard about Joann's - I hope they don't close
Hope the info was helpful
I prefer Hobby Lobby to Joann’s for the most part. My Joann’s is freezing in the winter and hot as hell in the summer. 90% of the time it’s a mess too…..rather depressing. It never used to be this way! I’ve been trying to find white Gutterman thread there for 3 months and multiple colors and sizes are not being restocked. I don’t think management cares.
I’m hoping the restructuring at Joann’s will address some of this
Well, I hope Joann's survives the restructuring. I know we may see a few stores close in the process. However, Hobby Lobby is a no-go for me. I do not nor will I shop at their store. Hobby Lobby is owned by the Green family, David Green being the founder. We all have a right to religious beliefs, but they like to impose theirs onto others and their employees. They also make large contributions to organizations known for their discrimination toward the LGBTQ communities and were staunch opponents of Obamacare.
This and more was reported in the Business Insider article dated Oct 2022. No, I will not shop at Hobby Lobby.
Thank you for sharing that information. I do not like to support businesses that discriminate or lack diversity. Appreciate ya
Ditto. I do not and will not support Hobby Lobby.
Yes, I will never shop at Hobby Lobby too. They won’t pay for contraceptives for their employees amongst other things.
You said it best.
Same here. The Greens are a shady family. Of course, I have no idea what the owners of Joann do, but I am very sure that the Greens are not the sort of people whose anti-human rights actions I would support.
@@PaulaZF really ridiculous and close minded - thank you for sharing
Love Hobby Lobby fabric ….much better grade then Joann’s 😊
Good to hear that. Thanks for watching
I love hobby lobby. They are a one stop shopping store
Thank you for watching and sharing
Great video.
Thank you
I’m so sad about Joann. I won’t shop Hobby Lobby for ethical/moral reasons, so it’s Michaels for craft supplies and online for fabrics at this point. Our mergers-and-acquisitions business culture has created this mess. I wish we enforced monopoly rules in this country.
I too do a lot of online fabric shopping but nothing replaces touching the fabric first for me
Why?
Always good to have options and to know what is available
I likeJoann’s but I hate the coupon app game. Just put the lower price on fabrics and occasionally run a sale when they can get cheaper wholesale and pass on to the customer.
Great idea. Thank you for watching
I've found that while some Joann's have more in stock, Hobby Lobby has a better variety of colors and patterns and at better pricing, especially for making items to sell.
Thanks for sharing!!
I don’t trade with Hobby Lobby, as I disagree with their very public stand on politics and don’t like the way they treat their employees.
Its good to have options - I respect that
I’m treated just fine. I’m sorry if you have had problems.
I rarely shopped at Joann’s (not one close), but the final straw was when they “celebrated Pride Week” with all the decorations, etc. When a company panders to deviant behaviors in order to boost sales, they’ve lost my business. I don’t care how good their stores are.
@@ruthvaughan450 as a POC, I celebrate all 💚💜💙❤️🤍
It’s great for me. I agree with their politics and think it’s awesome that the employees have off on Sunday, regardless of the reason
I go to JoAnn for fabric and Hobby Lobby for trims
My Hobby Lobby has wonderful fabrics - and it’s always in a 40%off sale every other week!
Lots of trims at both spots
Thank you for the run down
My pleasure
Buy my material at both stores
I love having options
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That is really cool
Thanks for watching
Hobby Lobby & Walmart are an absolute no for me.
I buy online - there are lots of indie fabric stores to choose from in the US, UK and Australia.
Which are your favorites?
This is such an UNFAIR comparison of these stores. !!!!
Full disclosure, my opinion
Love Hobby Lobby.
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@@YogaByrdSews I did
Options are always good. Your Hobby Lobby is better stocked / larger than mine.
It’s only a few years old- maybe that is why
I would never shop at Hobby Lobby even if it was giving it’s stuff away
Thank goodness for options
love viendong fabrics way better than joann the prices are very reasonable lots of selections too
Thank you
Joann's is going out of business. Bankrupt, selling off stock. Im in suburban Chicagoland. I've seen a couple "fabric stores." seemed to focus on fancy fabrics for serious quilting. Decades ago, I worked for Minnesota Fabrics, which became Hancock Fabrics, which went away. Haven't been to Michael's for awhile; I don't recall a huge fabric collection. One keeps seeing these YT channels where the designer "goes downtown" in a neighborhood that was kind enough to spare his life. I like Hobby Lobby, Walmart is hit or miss. Hoping Joann's may reorganize into at least an online presence.
Do a Google for fabric shops in the radius you are willing to travel, and see what pops up...
Thank you
They both need higher quality fabric and patterns!
Thanks for watching
Hobby Lobby is a joke for fabric and yarn. I love Joannes. I hope ours will continue to stay open.
Thanks for watching. Hoping the restructuring improves quality and consistency
Hobby lobby has extremely went downhill in my opinion. It started with no more 40% coupons. They have become too political and religious, they have greatly reduced the amount of stock and decor items are mostly religious signs, etc. enjoy those things but I want other options as well. I personally haven’t bought anything in there the last three times I’ve shopped at their stores. What a shame. It honestly bums me out.
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Sorry Ms Byrd. I get dizzy watching your videos. Can you not move so fast?
I’ll slow the next ones down 😊
Thank you so much!
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I use it love both stores but in the past few years I'm disappointed with both.fabric is not quality and the problem with joanns you have to hunt down someone to help you. I still like hobby lobby for fabric but they have cut back in the last 2to3years. I like the 40%off all fabric is by far cheaper then Joanna for the quality. Hobby lobby is a Christian owned that's why they are closed on the lords Day🙏🐦
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Hobby Lobby doesn’t support women’s rights. I wouldn’t deal with them. 💙
I don’t really get into all of the politics. I’m here to create but I respect your opinion.
@@YogaByrdSews I’m appreciate your response. I’m an early retired person, so women’s rights don’t affect me, but I care about other people’s potential needs. I don’t consider it political, just human rights. 💙
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You can slow the speed of the video on your end
Just merge the 2 stores!!
Interesting thought
JoAnns Have done these sales for years.... Nothing new
I assume they buy in serious bulk
I have not stepped one foot in Hobby Lobby for yrs. They have Zero respect for women. None.
Glad we have options
I’m glad to see that others refuse to shop at Hobby Lobby in protest of their political stance and imposition of their beliefs on others.
I respect everyone’s personal views and I’m happy there are options to purchase fabric
The hobby lobby thread is HORRIBLE! Don’t buy it! It’s cheap and looks really bad sewn up. I stopped buying it. It’s junk!
Thanks for sharing
I love JAF, but avoid Hobby Lobby due to their political/religious stance.
I understand and respect that
You are moving the camera to fast. Making me dizzy. Stop it.
Thank you for watching
I would never shop Hobby Lobby
Fully understand
I like them. Over the years I have gotten many Northcott fabrics at great close-out prices, allowing me to enjoy my quilting hobby.