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Hobbycraft Deals
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If you're shopping at Hobbycraft, you can get £5 off a £15 spend when using the code HC515 until 11.59pm on Tuesday 22 October. The code can be redeemed in-store (find your nearest), online or via the Hobbycraft Club app (for Apple and Android).
Hobbycraft told us the code can also be applied on top of existing product promotions, so you can use it on sale items too – though it won't work with other discount codes, or towards the purchase of workshops, made-to-measure patterns or gift cards. The voucher can only be used once per customer.
Standard delivery's £4.45, or free if you're spending over £25.
How to claim
- To redeem in stores – Quote the code to staff at the till point
- To redeem online or in the app – At the payment details page, enter the discount code into the promotion code box
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Spend online or in-storeIf you sign up to the free Hobbycraft loyalty card by registering online, on your birthday you'll get £5 off online or in store with no minimum spend (see full T&Cs).
It's valid for 35 days from the date of issue You'll not be able to use it with any other offer, or to buy gift cards, workshops, or subscriptions but when we tested it we were able to use it on sale items in store.
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If you're a student, you can get 10% off in store or online at Hobbycraft. To get the discount in store, simply show your student card. Online, you'll have to sign up free at Unidays, verify your student status and then you'll be issued with a code to use.
Latest Expired Deals
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Hobbycraft £5 off a £15 spend
Via code. Online, in-store and via the Hobbycraft app
ExpiredIf you're shopping at Hobbycraft, you can get £5 off a £15 spend when using the code HC515 until 11.59pm on Sunday 7 July.
The code can be redeemed in store (find your nearest), online or via the Hobbycraft Club app (available for Apple and Android).
Hobbycraft told us the discount code can also be applied on top of existing product promotions, so you can use it on sale items too – though it won't work with other discount codes, or towards the purchase of workshops, made-to-measure patterns or gift cards.
Standard delivery's £4.25, or free if you're spending over £25.
How to claim
- To redeem in stores – Quote the code to staff at the till point
- To redeem on the app – Once in the checkout, tap 'View Your Rewards' and then 'Apply to Basket'
- To redeem online – Once in the checkout, enter the discount code into the promotion code box
Hobbycraft told us the voucher can be used multiple times, but you'll need to make separate orders each time (so it's one use per transaction).
See more home and garden deals.
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Hobbycraft £5 workshops for kids
Over May half term at UK stores
ExpiredArts and craft retailer Hobbycraft is running workshops for kids for £5 per child in most of its UK stores (find your nearest store) this May half term.
While dates will differ depending on location, it told us each store will have two dates available for each workshop running from Saturday 25 May until Sunday 9 June. The workshops can be booked online and include:
Children do not need to bring anything as all materials will be provided. Hobbycraft told us that children of all ages are welcome to most sessions (check each one to be sure), but they will need to be accompanied by a parent.
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