101 Best Catchy Crochet Business Names

Starting your own crochet business can be a lot of work. From the hours it takes to create an item to the hours of marketing your business to the final sale, nothing beats the feeling of shipping off a handmade creation of your own to someone who really wants to own it. To be successful at your crochet business, be sure to understand some key fundamentals from picturing your item, offering discounts and marketing online, to building a portfolio. The following compilation of crochet business names come from existing businesses and are intended to help inspire your own unique creative branding for your products.

A Likely Yarn
A Stitch In Time
Acorn Street Yarn Shop
All About Yarn
All Point Yarns
Alpha Dots
Annie and Company Needlepoint
Art Cove
Bad Woman Yarn
Beyond Threads
Blazing Needles
Bubble Bee
By Hook or By Yarn
Cascade Yarns
Color Me Mine
Crafting Wheel
Creative Crochet
Crochet Baby
Crochet Connection
Crochet Corner
Crochet Dreams
Crochet Hub
Crochet Ole
Crochet Quest
Crotchet Plenty
Custom Crochet
Dangy Threads
Desert Thread
Embroid Me
Endless Knot
Fiber Frolics
Fiber Notion
Four Winds Artful Living
Gotta Knit
Great Yarns
Handy Hooker
Hip Hookers
Hook Nest
Hook Nook
Hook the Love
Hook, Yarn, and Needles
Hooked on Babies
Hooked on Yarn
Hooker’s Box
Jax Joon
Knight Knot
Knit Knacks
Knit n Needle
Knit Unique
Knit Wit Yarn Shop
Knits & Knots
Knitters Nook
Life’s Greatest Frills
Loopy Mango
Mad Cow Yarn
Needlepoint Joint
Off Beat
Off the Hook
Paradise Fibers
Pinky Dots
Precious Stitches
Purls
Quick Stitch
Rapid Hands
Shade Sense
Shiny Threads
Sit n Knit
Smitten Knittin’
So Much Yarn
Stitch Divas
Stitch Monkey
Stitch Therapy
Stitchberry
Stitches
Strands and Stitches
String
Tangled
The Fiber Gallery
The Hook Up
The Knitting Nest
The Stitch Niche
The Stitchery
The Sweet Things
The Tea Cozy Yarn Shop
Tiny Stitches
Town Square Fabric & Yarn
Ugly Baby and La Ru
Uncommon Threads
Unraveled Sheep
UPbeat Stitching
Upcrafting
Weaving Works
Well Button
Wool and Company
Yankee Yarns
Yarn Basket
Yarn Cat
Yarn Durango
Yarn n Darn Things
Yarn Scout
Yarns to Dye For

When it comes to starting your own crochet business, understanding the value of your product will help to make or break your profits and future revenue stream. To get started, one of the most important things to consider is to determine what it is your are selling, the costs associated with making the item, fees to sell, and profit you intended to make. Many basic formulas will help to create a framework for your product inventory. Be sure to check out the video below for more details of pricing of crochet items.