Ok, so I wax poetic. (By the way, the sweet little lady protecting my afghan in the banner photo is Rose, who has gone over the Rainbow Bridge).
I need a name for this hat.
It's got little puffy ridges and then a few flat rows in between and I don't know what to call it. Whatever it ends up being has to work for a scarf too since I'll be making one to match the hat here shortly.
Most of my patterns are really easy projects, and I like to put words like easy, quick, or simple in the title because people turn to those type of patterns when looking for a quick gift item or when working up several of something for charity. Lots of crafters just starting out look for simple patterns to try and I like to reel them in too when they're searching for patterns suitable for beginners.
This pattern isn't hard at all, but I don't need to stick with those words in the title (there's only so many times you can use them, ya know?), but I'd prefer that it begin with a letter in the first part of the alphabet (not a must, though).
The person won't see the photo of the hat until after they click the link, so I want the name to be crafty enough to get them to click.
I already have a hat pattern called Classy Cloche, and another that's a Cable Stitch Hat that didn't really get another name.
Put your (crocheted) thinking caps on!
Update: I think I've decided on a name ... Anything But Drab Hat! Look for the pattern to be published soon!
I need a name for this hat.
It's got little puffy ridges and then a few flat rows in between and I don't know what to call it. Whatever it ends up being has to work for a scarf too since I'll be making one to match the hat here shortly.
Most of my patterns are really easy projects, and I like to put words like easy, quick, or simple in the title because people turn to those type of patterns when looking for a quick gift item or when working up several of something for charity. Lots of crafters just starting out look for simple patterns to try and I like to reel them in too when they're searching for patterns suitable for beginners.
This pattern isn't hard at all, but I don't need to stick with those words in the title (there's only so many times you can use them, ya know?), but I'd prefer that it begin with a letter in the first part of the alphabet (not a must, though).
The person won't see the photo of the hat until after they click the link, so I want the name to be crafty enough to get them to click.
I already have a hat pattern called Classy Cloche, and another that's a Cable Stitch Hat that didn't really get another name.
Put your (crocheted) thinking caps on!
Update: I think I've decided on a name ... Anything But Drab Hat! Look for the pattern to be published soon!
I completely agree with your theories for naming! What about something along the lines of "Beginner's Puff Ridge Hat"?
ReplyDeleteHow about "All About Texture Beanie" or "Simply Textured"?
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