The Burwell v. Hobby Lobby meme stems from the 2014 Supreme Court case regarding the rights of closely held corporations to exempt themselves from laws they religiously object to—specifically contraceptive coverage under the Affordable Care Act. In the meme world, this often takes the form of ironic juxtapositions between the quaint, domestic image of a craft supply store and the high-stakes political and legal battles it spearheaded. Users often use the template to comment on corporate personhood, the intersection of religion and business, or the unexpected intensity found within a store otherwise known for yarn and picture frames. It remains a staple for political commentary and niche legal humor.