Need a business name, any suggestions?
03-26-2010, 02:32 AM
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Originally Posted by eiltcoq
brushandthimble, I'd keep this name for your buisness. I'm interested in your decorative painting, also. Do you have a website with things you've painted? I'd love to see what you
have. Thanks. Eiltcoq.
have. Thanks. Eiltcoq.
Thank all of you the great suggestions and encourgement.
03-26-2010, 03:01 AM
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I vote for your forum name too!!
When I chose my business name I wanted something that was comforting as well as something with a local flair. Here in Newfoundland we have alot of original and creative place names across the island. Around central there is a small cove called "Comfort Cove". I went with Comfort Cove Designs as my business name. It has a touch of comfort as quilts do and it is a local place here on the island. I'm not from that place and have never been there, but I really like the name!! :)
Good luck with your business!!!
When I chose my business name I wanted something that was comforting as well as something with a local flair. Here in Newfoundland we have alot of original and creative place names across the island. Around central there is a small cove called "Comfort Cove". I went with Comfort Cove Designs as my business name. It has a touch of comfort as quilts do and it is a local place here on the island. I'm not from that place and have never been there, but I really like the name!! :)
Good luck with your business!!!
03-26-2010, 05:25 AM
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Speaking of catchy names, when we were coming back from Arkansas, we passed this flea market/antique store and it was called--------------"Fleas and 'Tiques" Isn't that catchy?? Just like in the Ozark - there are fleas and ticks! I LOVED IT!
03-26-2010, 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by brushandthimble
No, not missing a thing. I have a home studio where I teach decorative painting, and now quilting classes. I wanted to combine both hobbies, so hence brushandthimble.
03-26-2010, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by brushandthimble
No, not missing a thing. I have a home studio where I teach decorative painting, and now quilting classes. I wanted to combine both hobbies, so hence brushandthimble.
03-26-2010, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by AtHomeSewing
Originally Posted by brushandthimble
I am ready to register as a business and need a name.
I am stuck on - Quilts by Ann
but think I would like something a little more ...don't know what else it may need
or should I just keep it short and simple and stick to Quilts by Ann ?
I am open for any and all suggestions
thanks
I am stuck on - Quilts by Ann
but think I would like something a little more ...don't know what else it may need
or should I just keep it short and simple and stick to Quilts by Ann ?
I am open for any and all suggestions
thanks
Names beginning with Q come late on lists. At times that could make a difference. If could come into play with your new business, consider swapping them around:
Ann Quilts
03-26-2010, 07:34 PM
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Annie's Quilts was my first thought then I seen other thought so also....
Funny to see Brush , that's what I have gone by for over 35 years.... nick name from mt hubby and it stuck... if he calls me by my name my cousin looks funny at him who is Connie, lol
Funny to see Brush , that's what I have gone by for over 35 years.... nick name from mt hubby and it stuck... if he calls me by my name my cousin looks funny at him who is Connie, lol
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