Need names for business
#33
Originally Posted by Yarn or Fabric
Oh - and take it from someone who named their business after their log on names for forums - bad idea.... when searching for things that I had on my website, all I found was replies to the boards I belong to ... I now have a different name for forums since according to hubby it was too late to change the company name :(
#34
Just curious, outside of the sewing world, do you think many people know what "treadle" means?
Honestly, I'm hardly sure I know. It's a machine that you pump with your foot, correct? Is there an implied value from the term? I think they are cool machines, and I've never tried one so I truly don't know.
Honestly, I'm hardly sure I know. It's a machine that you pump with your foot, correct? Is there an implied value from the term? I think they are cool machines, and I've never tried one so I truly don't know.
#37
When we had a restaurant, we had a rep from the Small Business Bureau come out and give us some advice one time. He said be sure your name says exactly what you do. So be sure and keep it simple. I think Aunty Em Quilts says it all. You could have a picture of a treadle machine in your logo. good luck in your endeavor!
#39
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Galveston Texas
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I like Aunt Em's (or Emily's) Treadle Made,
I also like: Threadle Made by Emily (or Aunt Em) or you could leave off the name and just use "Treadle Made" that says it all. If all you make is quilts then you could use "Treadle Quilts"
I also like: Threadle Made by Emily (or Aunt Em) or you could leave off the name and just use "Treadle Made" that says it all. If all you make is quilts then you could use "Treadle Quilts"
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