We were knit kidding when we say that we've got inspiring crochet logo ideas for you in this list.
Since the rise of arts and crafts movements in the Victorian era, people have sought entertainment in activities like sewing, woodworking, painting, and sculpting. The pandemic didn't stop its growth either. The Association for Creative Industries found in a study that over 63% of Americans have dabbled in crafting.
Crocheting is one of the most well-known activities of this movement. It goes without saying that this industry holds a ton of opportunities. You can start an online store to sell your crochet creations or even establish a supply shop for hobbyists out there.
Companies in this niche need a solid brand identity to go with their goods and services. This collection of logos will show you ideas that you can apply for a powerful brand identity. You can use them as a knitting logo or as an Etsy logo for your crochet business. Take a look at the overview here.
Yarn is an essential part of crocheting. It's the very canvas that crafters use for their threaded creations. Using this in your logo lets you signal to your target audience that your business is involved in crafting as well.
One of the best qualities of yarn is it varies in color and style. You can color it with different colors and incorporate your brand's color scheme. Other coloring styles like gradient can help you add depth to your design and make it more eye-catching.
You can check out more craft logo concepts in this section.
Creative Logo Design by Decory Herbert
Crochet Designer Logo by Adriel
Crochinibums Logo Design by Rico John Jambaro
Daily Logo Challenge day 34 | Woven Social Network by Ugo Borrey
Fibre Frolic by Design Nation
Heart on a String by JTdsign
Knit Life by adelvalle
Knitting Business Logo Design by JTdsign
Knitting Tours by GodongGedang
Lea Crochet by Christos Moustas
Made with love by bokissa - Crochet logo by Denisa Lisita
Octoknit Logo by Kasper van Eerden
Red Scribble Hearts by azus
Wool Love Logo Template by Alberto Bernabe
Pro tip: Know your audience
The key to creating a compelling design is to get to know your audience. This information you have on them will allow you to whip up an identity that will engage them the most. Information on your target market's age, gender representation, interests, and other similar data lets you better gauge what they may like. For example, if you have younger clients, you may want to use modern fonts for logos and other design elements that are in fashion.
This type of typography puts a focus on a handwriting style that joins letters of a word together. It is similar to crocheting, which requires continuous and linked chains. You can use this type of handwriting and incorporate it into your design.
A cursive logo idea for a crochet business can take the form of a yarn string spelling out a business name. But you can also use other design styles like calligraphy logos for a unique look.
When it comes to adding decoration, you can use shapes. This element is versatile. It can add visually striking details or be a frame for your design to make it pop.
View more ideas below.
Brand Guide by Caroline Fister
Fancy Purple Gradient Letter K by town
Fashion Needle Bird by SimplePixelSL
Ketty s Crochet Owl Logo by Denis
Little Muggles by Designermilk
Mama Crochetti by Brian Folchetti
Playful Logo Design by debdesign
Ravelry Logo by celia felter
Threads Fabric Workshop Letter by brandcrowd
Unto Handmade Logo Design | Knitting Company by Kirk Brown
Pro tip: Don't forget about space
Space helps balance your design. This is a design feature that can make it easier to understand. Plus, it can make a logo more visually striking. You can add more space in between the different elements for emphasis. It's also effective in lessening the ornamental details and avoid having a busy design.
It's crucial for any business to have a one-of-a-kind look. Presenting your brand with an overdone design may make your brand look unremarkable. A creative logo will aid you in developing a distinct identity. This section has some ideas that you can use as inspiration.
For crochet brands, you can make use of dainty illustrations such as needles, chain patterns, and other related objects in your design. Changing the art style that you use can turn mundane objects more exciting. You could take inspiration from minimalism, cubism, and other art movements.
This section has more ideas waiting for you. 
Brandimals 12 - Llama by Michael Penda
Buttons & Needles by SimplePixelSL
Cat Nap Creations by Matt Fram
Crochet Addict by Jaz Massa
Cross Stitch by Conceptstore
Fashion Needle Love by town
Hook & Harbor by Lisa Cartrette
Kona Crochet by NenadM
Lemons by Michal Salva
Lismi Knits by Little Sofi
Needle Person by SimplePixelSL
Pink S & S by sonjapopova
Sid Crochet by Sarah Moreau
Star Needle X by SimplePixelSL
Pro tip: Try typography trends
Are you tired of the same old designs? You can take inspiration from typography design trends. This is another way for you to find new concepts that you can incorporate into your identity. This will also make your image more modern and in fashion.
Conclusion
A logo is a staple to any brand. Whether you plan to offer crochet supplies or services, it's an essential graphic mark that people can associate you with.
This roundup has shown some of the best ideas that you can use for your brand.
You can use them or even explore more concepts to create a stunning design. Below are some ways for you to get a business logo.
A logo design contest will help you source different design options to choose from. DesignCrowd is a crowdsourcing platform that lets you work with freelance graphic designers and receive up to 50 original proposals to choose from for your brand. The platform also has features for other graphic design projects, such as flyer design and web design. Learn more about it today.
Or DIY your design with the BrandCrowd crochet logo maker.
The tool has a huge library of brand marks that you can browse and personalize. Use the editing tool to tweak design elements such as color, shapes, font, and more precisely the way you want. You can also use the tool to make other brand assets like social media posts and business card designs. Try it right here.
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Written by DesignCrowd on Wednesday, July 21, 2021
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