Hobbycraft Leaflet This Week

Hobbycraft Leaflet This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

Hobbycraft is an arts and crafts retailer, so it does not belong in the UK supermarkets section where the feed placed it. The editions we hold are monthly. The Hobbycraft Offers edition runs from 1 to 31 October 2026 (5 pages), and a Black Friday offers page runs from 20 October to 27 November 2026 (1 page). We hold no weekday pattern for Hobbycraft and found no official statement of a release day, so read the validity line in each edition.

The online store runs its own rolling sections. The homepage, checked in October 2026, lists Half Price Heroes, Low Price Craft Essentials, Clearance and Hobbycraft Plus alongside product deals.

How to save: loyalty card and app

The homepage invites shoppers to join a free Club. Its benefits were not visible in the page text we could read, so we rely on secondary descriptions with care. A Hobbycraft TV FAQ page seen in search results says the Club returns value as loyalty vouchers of £2.50 for every £50 spent, and a voucher site mentions a birthday voucher and member offers. Treat those as unconfirmed until you read the Club terms.

The retailer's FAQ also covers vouchers and gift cards: you can use up to five e-vouchers or gift cards on one online order. To combine gift vouchers, you send customer services a list of card or voucher numbers, which can take a few working days. To check a gift card balance, ask a colleague at the till or contact customer services.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

Hobbycraft's reply to a customer review on a consumer site refers to a price match policy, but gives no terms, and we could not find the policy itself on the pages we opened. Do not assume a particular competitor or product is covered, and ask in store before you buy.

Returns are clearer. The FAQ says UK orders can be returned for free, in store or by post, for a full refund or exchange within 28 days of the purchase date. The returns page adds these conditions:

• the product must be unused, in its original packaging and resaleable;
• online orders paid by credit card, debit card or Hobbycraft gift card can be returned in store, while PayPal and Amazon Pay orders must use the postal route;
• refunds go to the original payment method within 14 working days of the return arriving, and standard delivery is refunded but faster delivery charges are not.

Broken-seal paper patterns and part-used gift cards are excluded, and Hobbycraft TV orders have a separate third-party returns process.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

Free Click and Collect applies to orders over £10 according to the homepage. Wait for the collection email, then bring it or your order reference with photo ID. Standard delivery is free over £25 and next-day UK delivery is free over £200, and the site says it no longer ships outside the UK. Opening hours are shown per branch through the store locator, which we could not read.

In England and Wales the Sunday Trading Act 1994 allows shops over 280 square metres to open for six continuous hours between 10am and 6pm on Sundays and requires large shops to close on Easter Sunday. We could not verify the Scottish position. The website does have a Clearance section, but we found no official statement about how often stock moves there. For other retailers, see the Argos catalogue this week or the AVON brochure this week, and use the United Kingdom leaflets hub for the full list.

About Hobbycraft in United Kingdom

Hobbycraft sells art, craft and hobby materials through shops in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and online. A reference page says it was founded in 1995 by the Haskins Group, was bought by Bridgepoint in April 2010 and sold to Modella Capital in August 2024. It lists 124 locations in 2024 and a planned closure of nine stores by mid-July 2025, with its headquarters in Christchurch, Dorset.