The crafting retailer, which runs more than 100 stores across the UK, saw sales growth accelerate over the past half-year.
Hobbycraft has revealed plans to open new stores after stronger demand for arts and crafts boosted sales over the past six months.
It came as the company recorded an acceleration in sales growth, as demand for arts and crafts products has risen as consumers have come under pressure from rising household costs. It added that sales were 1% below pre-pandemic levels after it witnessed a 15% decline in shopper footfall. “This includes driving further improvements in our product ranges to satisfy the needs of craft enthusiasts and stay ahead of the competition.
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