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Looking for a good craft business name? I’ve gotten so many emails and requests to add more names to my craft business name bank, I’m excited to share a larger list of craft business names today – that you can purchase and start using now!
Buyer Beware: If you see a name you like, register it before someone else does. All the names in the list below were available to be registered at the time of publish, although pricing varies on them.
5 Things to Do Before You Register a Craft Business Domain Name
- Read why your craft business actually needs a domain name.
- Look up possible trademark infringements. Don’t know how to do this? Head over and read How to Search the US Trademark Database & Interpret Results.
- Check to see if matching social media handles are available. It is easiest for your customers to find you if your social media handles match your business name. Unfortunately, someone might be using a name already on social media and just hasn’t registered the domain.
- Verify that no one else is using your name. I wrote in depth about this in the post How to Find Out If Your Craft Business Name is Already Taken.
- Get inspired by reading how 50+ Craft Business Owners Chose Their Name.
What About Craft Business Name Generators?
There are a number of craft business name generators floating around the internet. You type in a few keywords and they come up with (often silly or nonsensical!) names. I just wanted to take a minute and note that I did not use name generators to come up with this list. Instead, I brainstormed (for hours!) with a pen and paper.
The names I’m sharing are easily brandable, fun, and can be used in a variety of craft businesses. For example, there are a few names below that would work great for a craft blog, a DIY studio, or even a supplier. I also steered clear of names with the words ‘Boutique’, ‘Designs’, ‘Mama’, and ‘Creations’. There are so many businesses already using names with these words that it can be difficult to stand out. Now, onto the names!
50+ Craft Business Names & Name Ideas
The Country Painter – Check availability
Craft Concierge – Check availability
Colorful Cups – Check availability
Paint and Nails – Check availability
Glitter and Glue – Check availability
The Felted Hen – Check availability
Artsy Wood – Check availability
Red House Crafts – Check availability
Teal & Aqua Craft Company – Check availability
Island Craft Co – Check availability
Urban Decals – Check availability
Tropical Crafter – Check availability
Old Barn Crafts – Check availability
Red Shed Craft Company – Check availability
The Shirt Artist – Check availability
Little Lake Crafts – Check availability
Tumbler Craft Company – Check availability

Peach Tree Crafts – Check availability
The Preppy Hammer – Check availability
The Craft Barn – Check availability
The Glittered Cup – Check availability
Retro Craft Company – Check availability
Crooked Fence Crafts – Check availability
The Creative Boss – Check availability
Crafty Love – Check availability
The Shiny Button – Check availability
The Crafty Crafter – Check availability
The Handmade Crafter – Check availability
The Wooden Hammer – Check availability
Lemon & Lime Crafts – Check availability
Brown Barn Craft Company – Check availability
Pink Truck Crafts – Check availability
Red Ruby Crafts – Check availability
Crafty Ideas – Check availability
Painted Wood Company – Check availability

Five Thread Crafts – Check availability
Oak & Elm Wood Company – Check availability
Teal Water Crafts – Check availability
Project: Craft – Check availability
Personalized Pig – Check availability
Shoreline Crafts – Check availability
Rustic Pine Craft Co – Check availability
White Forest Crafts – Check availability
Island Time Crafts – Check availability
Sparkle Shirts – Check availability
The Cut File Company – Check availability
Tiny Dots Craft Company – Check availability
Rock, Paper, Craft – Check availability
Paper Anchor Craft Company – Check availability
Blue Door Signs – Check availability
The Shiny Sheep – Check availability
As names sell from this list, I will cross them out and add additional names.

Since 2015, Christine Schinagl has been helping crafters start and run craft businesses through her blog, Cutting for Business. As a Silhouette and Cricut crafter herself, she has a unique take on what works and what doesn’t work in the craft business world. She also teaches a course on creating digital SVG designs, available at How to Design SVGs.