To ask you to help name my business?

[DrSeuss]

Crocheted hats, scarves etc. I refer to myself as a hooker so have no problem with the name being slightly, er, risque!
Thoughts, please?

[AlbertGiordino]

There is a fashion for"The xxxxx Company" style namings at the moment.

So say you live in Chichester - "The Chichester Crochet Company" or similar.

Just send me a cheque once the profits roll in....

[AlbertGiordino]

boldness fail

[MummyBeerest]

Damn! I know absolutely jack shit about knitting.

....Knitwits?

{goes in the corner}

[RevengeWiggle]

Umm.... Hooked on Ewe? I'm terrible at this.

[NotActuallyAMum]

Get Knitted

[PomBearWithAnOFRS]

Seuess' Hand Jobs

[RevengeWiggle]

Ha! Please go with that one ^

[DrSeuss]

Pombear-I love it but might be refused a stall at the local craft fair!

Crochet, ladies, not knitting.

[SueDoku]

'The Happy Hooker'......??

[Objection]

Woolen Hooker?

[Goes and joins MummyBeerest in the corner]

[SoldAtAuction]

The Knotty Hooker?

[HelpfulChap]

By Hook or by Crook?

Crochet Touche!

If you were Dutch you could have had - The Hook of Holland

[Minion]

Playing hooky.
Forget me knot.
Handy hooker!?!

[HenriettaPie]

Hook n Yarn?

[Sieveoooplay]

Captain Hook
Hook, Line and Sinker

[Sieveoooplay]

Dr Hook?

[mrspremise]

an adjective and an animal seems to be a bit of a business name 'thing' too... could you have a play with that idea? Hooky Hedgehog? Playful Platypus Crochet?

[DorothyBastard]

Crotchety old lady?

[MelanieCheeks]

Crochet Chic?

[nitrox]

Housewife Hooker (not sure if you are a housewife)

[Gorja]

Woolly hugs.

Crochet Corner

Wooly Hooker

[DrSeuss]

Am liking Crochety Old Lady!

[DorothyBastard]

Yay! I'm usually crap at puns

[intitgrand]

I think you should steer well clear of any hooker references.it may not bother you but why risk alienating potential customers
I think some 'sheep reference is a good idea.

[intitgrand]

'just for ewe'