Does Michael’s not offer coupons anymore?

I am a Rewards Member too.  My e-mail coupons are mostly 20% and 30%.  The only item I want there (another Hudson Cart) is always excluded.

From past posts asking this question, I think we found out that Rewards membership is the way to go, but even then people in different states seem to get different coupons. Or maybe they go by the things you purchase. Not sure. I just know that I often get 30-40% off coupons in my area.

I am a rewards member also, and get 20%-30%-40% by email, the % amount varies weekly.

Edited to add.... M's got rid of those weird sliding racks in the scrapbook sticker/embellishment aisle, and they seemed to have kept the older been around for years products and got rid of anything that was newer.
Anything newer or worthwhile is available "online only", my preference is to shop in store. I am NOT paying shipping, nor will I be forced into spending a lot more than I need to, just to earn "free shipping".

This is one of the reasons I now shop at JoAnn's. I'm lucky to have one not too far from me that has newer name brand products, and their store brand seems to be of a better quality than M's. I also get 50% off coupons and progressive coupons ($5, $10, and $15 off a purchase of a certain total). The cashiers are very nice, and I can combine coupons. Unlike M's, their coupon policy is easy for both customers and employees to understand.

I love the Recollection's heavy black cardstock. It's 110 lbs. It has a really nice finish and its perfect for sentiments, especially.

Other than that there's not really much I buy at Michael'a anymore. I just check the Michaels Canada website and they are offering 30% off of one regular priced item. That seems to be the best coupon they offer these days.

I do like their solid cardstock

I got this one in my emails.

I am a rewards member and only ever get the 20 percent off regular priced items. I haven't seen a decent Michaels coupon in a very long time.

I’m a Rewards member as well. When they reopened after Covid struck, they had changed the rules about coupons where they no longer accept competitors’ coupons (I loved using Joanns coupons there), and they were mostly doing the 20% and 30% off a total regular priced purchase. Occasionally they’d throw in a 40% off total regular price but those were few and far between. They also closed down the website run by Darice once they bought them out, it was consumercrafts.com and they had great sales. I bought from them probably a dozen times and really loved that site. I emailed them about this within a month of their reopening and they apologized and sent me a then-coveted 40% off one item coupon and said they’d pass along my concerns. We all know that rarely means anything.

I also noticed that their stores were getting super run down and the papercrafting section of loose, open stock papers was abysmal in my regular stores. They’d be out of huge section of paper for MONTHS at each one I visited. They had introduced these really pretty new Martha Stewart glitter cardstock open stock papers, but then quickly discontinued them along with her new line of acrylic paints that had all new colors. It was weird and seemed rather pointless.

On a recent trip, I noticed that when I found an open stock piece of really pretty blue cardstock, the quality control was the worst I’d ever seen. I took a picture of the same card stock (with the UPC and color name showing) in 5 separate sheets, laid out on a flat surface, and each one was a noticeably different shade of blue—to the point that they wouldn’t even qualify as being recognizable as the same shade, but all were labeled as the same item.

On that same trip, I went into the bathroom and saw that there was only one light working, absolutely no toilet paper at all, no paper towels, no working hand dryer, and when I looked at the restroom shift checklist on the back of the door, I kid you not, it showed that the last time the bathroom had been inspected and signed off on was once during one shift over four MONTHS earlier. I was so grossed out.

I emailed them about the horrible condition of the papercrafting items, the inconsistency with cardstock, the bathrooms, along with photos and they apologized and said it was unacceptable and they would forward to a District Manager. Yeah, whatever. I never heard back and nothing has changed. I feel like they’ve gotten too big to care after buying up Martha Stewart’s line, Darice, and AC Moore.

Interestingly, for the last 5-6 weeks, I consistently get 40% off a single item coupon and the occasional 20% or SOMETIMES 30% off the entire regular price purchase, but there’s very little in stock that I’m interested in anymore. They’ve really taken a nosedive. At least all of my local ones have and I live just outside the NYC market, so much that the Manhattan stores come up as local. I’ve tried about 5 stores and some are better than others but all have taken a drastic turn for the worst.

My Michael’s has been downsizing their scrapbook section and phasing out the name brands. There is nothing left there for my to buy for scrapbooking except for cardstock and vellum. They no longer carry 12x12 Bazzill. I get monthly $5 off coupons as a rewards member and can’t find anything. It makes me sad. I have taken the time to fill out surveys about the lack of product and have answered truthfully when a staff member asks if “I found everything I needed”. I do most of my shopping online, but I used to like going to an actual store. I miss the days of being able to buy a whole line of Basic Grey there!

BTW, JoAnn's still accepts competitors' coupons in the store. I don't think Michael's does that anymore.

I just received my first 40% off coupon in a text message. It will definitely make it more likely for me to shop there.
I've avoided it since they eliminated weekly coupons.

Watch the coupons. I have been sent coupons for Canada and I'm in the US. Somehow they have me signed up to receive the emails for Canada... Needless to say I wasn't happy when they wouldn't let me use the coupon.