Nona

Hancock does have coupons. You need to register for their mailing list. They do not come as frequently as Jo Ann's which now are coming once a month. Hancock has been upgrading their fabric recently. I guess since Walmart has stopped it fabric section. (none of the Walmart's have started restocking material here, and the one in Covington, La only had fat quarters/half-yard cuts/one yard cuts....all prepackaged.) They looked ok, but were basic colors, but no way to feel the fabric and I am a feeler. You might try looking on line for the coupons. I don't since mine come in the mail.

TacoMama

Sure didn't know Hancock's would honor JoAnn's coupons! We don't have a JoAnn's, but the town near us does. Think I will try it!

milikaa1

I believe they do, but I also asked our local Hancocks and they said they honor JoAnn coupons....

penski

if you sign up they will send you e-mails and coupons for sales. i have used a joann coupon in there before

jbj137

Hancocks in Greenville, SC will
sent a flyer to you and you can
also sign up on their website
for their coupons.

Where in SC are you, I sent you a PM.
J J

georgia

THANKS MISJMACK, I WENT TO WEBSITE AND WAS ABLE TO USE THE FREE SHIPPING COUPON AND ALL MATERIAL I ORDERED WAS 50%OFF. BLESSINGS, GEORGIA

RAChhap

Yes, Hancock's does have coupons, both in their flyers and on-line. the one I usually shop at also honors Joanne's coupons and sometimes it is better to use the Joannes one as Hancock has different things on sale, usually more "regular" price items. You do have to sign up for their free preferred customer list.

no time 2 sew

I was employed by Hancock Fabrics in several differnt states,and no cupons anywhere. They may have changes their policy but I have no idea as the nearest one is miles from me.

meanmom

I am on Hancocks mailing list and get coupons all the time. My Hancocks also honors Jo Anns coupons

JannieGrace

Mine does, but only for items that AC Moore and Micheal's sell, so it would not work on fabric or batting, but would work on craft items, yarns, silk flowers, ribbons, etc. At least that is what I was told here (in Maryland).