Hobby Shops near Leicester, MA

“I saw a review about the store being closed .. it isn’t. The owner cut down his hours because of health issues but is back on his feet and still operating. Might be worth calling before you go, but it’s still in business! Great spot!”

“Has everything from pokémon to magic plenty of sports cards as well. DJ is super friendly and super helpful. Would highly suggest this to anyone in the area! He has plenty of really cool stuff in there”

“I absolutely love this place. The staff are super friendly, and will be as hands on as you ask them to be, or leave you to browse in peace if you prefer. They have an amazing selection, and are always happy to help. I recently dipped my toe back into collecting a few select comics again (I'm mostly a toy guy) and Sorana has been extremely helpful with any questions or problems I have had. I just can't recommend this place enough.”

“My favorite place to shop for my crafting needs. I can always find the yarn, resin or really any craft medium I might need. They always have good sales and good discounts if you become a member.”

“The most notable thing about this location is the staff. They're friendly and helpful every time we've been in. They're fairly knowledgeable about the products they have on offer, and if an employee doesn't know the answer, they're never afraid to admit it, and have frequently looked up information when they don't know the answer off-hand.While I love the staff here, it is your standard big box craft store. They have a wide variety of things, but sometimes their selection isn't the best. Recently they started carrying some things that don't make the most sense, like supplies for sewing, but no actual fabric. This isn't the most logical, as it would mean multiple stops for a sewing project, but does make it convenient if you just need to pop in and buy some pins or tailoring chalk. Their selection on other items, like ribbons, is fairly small, and their yarns tend to be lower quality and with a large amount of acrylic. However, I've had excellent luck with all things embroidery, and in other crafts, like painting and paper crafts, their selection is quite good. They have ample projects for kids crafts as well, with more options than all of the other craft stores I've visited. They also generally have a great selection of seasonal decorative and craft items, and unlike other stores, don't practically erase American favorites, like Halloween and Thanksgiving/fall harvest.It helps when going there to consider their primary focuses on crafts, and understand where they shine. Yarn stores are a much better option for knitting and crochet, but Michael's nails it on embroidery. Sewing isn't really represented here, but paper crafts have tons of options, as well as age old traditional arts, such as painting and drawing. Their selection for Cricut products is one of the best we've found in store, and their kids crafts options are fantastic. If you're shopping for projects in the items they do well with, this is a good first stop, but for knitting, crochet, quilting, or sewing, you're likely not going to find good options here.”