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?

Dr.

Give you a clue-Phil and Kirsty ranked us bottom.
Another clue-we have a transporter bridge, one of only two in the UK.
Clue three-we gave the world Chris Rea, Brian Clough and Amelia Lily. Oh, and Paul Daniels. If it helps, we're really sorry about two of those!
Anyone got it yet?

Here's Hooking At Ewe, Kid

Are you putting the rough in Middlesbrough?

Well done! That's us. Smoggies, we're called. DH and I aren't natives but the kids are.

And I like the Casablanca reference.

Don't know if someone has said it already but if you are going to have a website looking on sites like - go daddy should help you find a name with an available domain.

Rather that then you settle on a name that is taken.

Thanks, Bubalou. That is useful advice.

Who are you aiming at?

What is your price point?

Where will you be selling?

Geographical area?

Need to know before we name.

Mostly kids.
Adults who enjoy animal scarves.
Adults who like crocheted cowls/ scarves/mitts
Tenner and under in the main.
North East England.
Facebook and craft fairs.

Champo Crochet
Hinny & The Hooker
Chain Gang
Dapper Nappers

Hook Ewe

Hats for heads
Knitty Nora
Canny knits
Northern knits

Canny crochet
Crafty crochet

Wacky woolies
Happy hatters
Geordie hookers
Mad hatter' s tea cosy

A Good Yarn
YOH

Heavenly hats
Heads up
Heads, you win
Hats for Hookers
By hook or by crook
Hookies hats

Something along the lines of Woven Whimsies, or Whimsical Weaves (this sounds like you make wigs though!). It needs work, but I like the reference to your pieces being a bit more whimsical than the norm.

Yay for smoggies!
Yarn in yarm?
I've got the husband, a fellow smogmonster thinking on. He's normally quite good with these!

How about 'The Yarm Yarn' (not sure where in smoggie-land you live and I know Yarm is more Stockton)

I do like the crochety lady too

Smoggie Oggie Oggie

Minion- tell the Smoggie DH that I'm currently between Yarm and Stockton. I work on the coast but not quite far enough south to be in Woollyback country! Woollyback could work as a name in other regions but not here! We use it the way the Irish use Kerryman and the English talk about the Irish!

'Canny crochet' would add in the north east connection

cosy crochet.

Does this make sense...

Hooked on Ewe