Hobby Lobby opened its 39th and 40th North Carolina stores in the Triangle earlier in October. Shoppers can now visit the ...

Hobby Lobby was selling a lot of cutesy autumnal signs and artwork. Hobby Lobby had aisles and aisles of cute harvest decor, including wall art with autumnal sayings and pumpkins printed with ...

Hobby Lobby began operation in August 1972 with 300 square feet of retail space, located in North Oklahoma City. This was a retail outgrowth of Greco Products, a picture frame company, founded by ...

Your favorite home and craft store Hobby Lobby has up to 75% off certain ... statement pieces, mirrors, framed art, and the classic wooden signs all for under $10 a piece. Some as low as $3!

That’s because they do. Check out the merchandise you can count on being discounted: While you can almost always find a Hobby ...

Openframe doesn’t store any of your artwork. It simply retrieves it from a given URL on demand. [Ishac] shows how to convert an old monitor into something that looks like a high-end frame and it ...

Hobby Lobby was founded in 1972 and currently operates 1,035 retail stores stocked with a treasure trove of over 60,000 arts, crafts, hobbies, home accent, seasonal, and custom framing products ...

For the 13 th time since 2009, when it first instituted its own minimum wage well above the federally mandated minimum, Hobby Lobby has boosted pay for its full-time workers. The increase to $19.25 ...

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Framed is one of the newest, following in the footsteps of Wordle, but offering a slightly different twist. You’ll still need to work out the answer using limited information and only six tries ...

And when wall-mounted and adorned with an actual frame, they really do look less like a TV and more like a piece of decor. So what's the best "art TV" for your wall? Samsung now has competition ...

Arts and crafts chain Hobby Lobby, discount retailer Five Below, James Avery Artisan Jewelry and an unidentified national sporting goods retailer are among the companies that plan to open stores ...