You don’t need a designer’s budget to make a statement. Hobby Lobby Frames puts the creative power directly in your hands, offering an expansive collection that lets you frame your world, your way. Whether you’re showcasing a child’s first drawing in a simple tabletop frame or building a bold gallery wall with a coordinated set, the right frame transforms any flat surface into a focal point. It’s about giving…
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What began as a small craft-supply shop in Oklahoma City in 1972 has grown into a national chain with over 900 stores. That same arts-and-crafts DNA powers the framing aisle-built for people who already know their hot-glue gun by heart.
Because Hobby Lobby operates as a high-volume craft retailer, frames sit alongside yarn and acrylic paint on the price spectrum. A basic 8×10 wood frame often runs under $12, and sales rotate weekly across the entire frame department.
Beyond standard wall and tabletop frames, the assortment includes shadow boxes for keepsakes, collage frames for multi-photo displays, and floating frames that give art a suspended look-all stocked in-store rather than special-ordered.
Crafters who want to cut their own mats, choose their own glass, or assemble a frame from individual molding pieces can find mat boards, glazing sheets, backing, and hanging hardware without a separate trip to a frame shop.
Unlike online-only frame sellers, Hobby Lobby keeps framed goods on retail shelves across 47 states. That means you can check color, weight, and finish in person before buying-something that matters when matching a frame to an existing room.
Creates the illusion of artwork suspended in air, with a clear border that adds subtle dimension to prints or photographs.
A deeper enclosure built for three-dimensional objects-from ticket stubs to dried flowers-turning keepsakes into structured displays.
A standing frame for desks, mantels, or shelves-offered in wood, metal, and resin finishes to match any room’s palette.
Holds 3 to 9 photos in a single frame, replacing a cluster of individual ones with a tidy, unified presentation.
The Floating Frame redefines how artwork interacts with its boundaries. Instead of sitting flat behind glass, your piece appears to hover in mid-air, suspended within the frame to create a striking sense of depth and dimension. A clear acrylic panel or slim glass pane holds your art in place while leaving visible space around its edges, so the composition seems to defy gravity itself. This design works especially…
A gallery wall transforms a blank stretch of drywall into a personal exhibit, but mixing frames that actually belong together takes real planning. Hobby Lobby’s Gallery Wall Frame Set removes the hardest part – choosing sizes and finishes that coordinate – so you can focus on the photos, prints, and art you want to show off.
Frames within the set share the same wood-tone, black, or white finish so adjacent pieces look like a unified collection, not a garage-sale haul.
A good set includes at least three distinct dimensions – small, medium, and large – to create visual rhythm and let you feature both snapshots and statement prints.
Pre-cut mats with clean beveled edges save a separate trip to the craft store and keep artwork centered with crisp white borders.
Check whether the frames use sawtooth hangers, D-rings, or wire. Sawtooth hangers are simpler but less forgiving if your measurements are off by even half an inch.
Real glass offers superior clarity and scratch resistance, but acrylic is lighter and shatter-resistant – a safer pick for kids’ rooms or hallways with heavy foot traffic.
Divide the set price by the number of frames included. Anything under $12 per frame is solid value for a coordinated wall grouping.
“If your memories have thickness, Hobby Lobby’s shadow box frames deliver the depth and display clarity those keepsakes deserve, at a price point that makes framing a whole collection feasible.”
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Hobby Lobby frames are constructed from durable materials like solid wood, engineered MDF, and sturdy acrylic, backed by a satisfaction guarantee that covers defects for up to 90 days.
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A collage frame is a single frame designed to hold multiple photos or art pieces, typically ranging from 3 to 9 openings. It’s an excellent solution for showcasing a whole collection of memories-like a vacation series, family milestones, or a set of related prints-without needing to hang several separate frames. Simply arrange your prints in the provided mats and mount the frame on a wall or display it on a shelf.
Hobby Lobby carries frames in all standard sizes to match common print dimensions. You’ll find frames for 4×6, 5×7, 8×10, 11×14, 16×20, and 24×36 inch photos or posters. Each size category includes options in wood, metal, and composite materials with various finishes from natural wood tones to painted colors.
Tabletop frames include built-in easel backs and are designed for desks, shelves, mantels, and side tables. Wall frames come with sawtooth hangers or wire hanging hardware for mounting. Consider where you want to display your photo most often-a smaller 5×7 tabletop frame works well on an office desk, while a larger 16×20 wall frame makes a statement in a living room or hallway.
Most Hobby Lobby frames include a glass or acrylic pane to protect your photo from dust and moisture. Smaller and mid-size frames typically feature glass, while some larger formats use lightweight acrylic to reduce wall strain. The product description on each frame’s label will specify which type of glazing is included.
Absolutely. These frames work for prints, posters, certificates, children’s artwork, pressed flowers, and even lightweight fabric or needlework pieces. For three-dimensional items like medals or memorabilia, consider a shadow box frame with its deeper interior depth. Just make sure the frame’s interior dimensions accommodate your piece without pressing against the glazing.
Dust the frame’s exterior with a soft, dry cloth weekly to prevent buildup. For the glass or acrylic front, use a gentle glass cleaner sprayed onto the cloth-never directly onto the surface-to avoid seeping into the frame edges. Avoid harsh chemicals on wood finishes, and keep frames out of prolonged direct sunlight to reduce fading of both the frame and the photo inside.