I feel like it has been FOREVER since the last name the dress, but it really has only been 2 week
Hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving full of yummy food and fun time with family and friends…I know I did!
Here you go, the much anticipated Name the Dress, and this week is a fun one! I love all the colors and how it can be so versatile!
This gal is in dire need of a unique name. Can’t wait to see what you all come up with!!
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Knot dress sizes: 18m, 2, 4, and 6
Leave us a comment with your suggestion of the perfect name for this dress, and we’ll choose a winner and announce it here on the blog tomorrow! If your name is chosen, we’ll send you this dress in the size of your choice (sizes listed above)! I can’t wait to hear all of your suggestions!
Happy naming
<3 Melissa
*One little house-keeping note: since there are so many people leaving comments, there is always the chance that more than one person may suggest the same name. If we choose a name that has been suggested by more than one person, we will only be able to select the first person to suggest the name as the winner. But never fear! There will be sooo many more contests and chances for winning, so don’t give up!*
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Crimson & Clover
Crown Jewel, for the beautiful jewel tones!
Fern Gully. I loved this cartoon as a child, especially since it’s message was protecting to environment. What a great thing to teach out kids!
Fern Gully. I loved this cartoon as a child, especially since it’s message was protecting the environment. What a great thing to teach out kids!
Fern
Little Betty. It randomly popped into my head when I saw this dress!
Fern
Name it “Little Ann” – the sweet, intelligent, loyal little lady dog in the book ‘Where the Red Fern Grows.’
“Little Ann”
(From “Where the Red Fern Grows”)
Yay, a new knot dress!!!!
Love all the shades of girly pink!
* Miss Scarlet
* Whimsy
* Enchanted Forest
* Sweet Emmelyn
* Fraulein> meaning a young miss
Berryland
Everdeen Dot
Wild Clary
Wild Berry Clary
Glimmer
Fruit Punch
Starburst
Skittles
Rose hips
Fern Gully
Red October
Winters Orchard. I absolutely Love this Dress
Sugar Plum Fairy
Stella
Stella Fern
Fern Gulley
Fruit Punch
Starburst
Skittles
Twirly Whirl
Carmen
Cotton Candy
“Where the Red Fern Grows” after the book of the name.
“Glorious sunset” This dress reminds me of all of the colors in a sunset. I’m looking at one now with the red’s pinks, grays, purples, blues and always pink. Glorious!
Peppermint Patty
Seasons of change
Fern
Like the little girl from Charlotte’s Web. The pink sash reminds me of Wilbur.
Christmas Fern
There actually is such a plant! The leaf pattern matches the one on this dress!
Alyssa p.
Peppermint Patty
Fern Gully
or Dylan after the poet Dylan Thomas who wrote Fern Hill
Pickled Pinkie
Plum pudding
How about Wilson after the author (wilson rawls) of the book Where the Red Fern Grows ..a great story about faith and family
1) Little Ann – from “Where the Red Fern Grows”
2) Sugar And Spice
3) Violet
Little Stargazer
Starlight Starbright
Fern
African Sunset
Emory
Fuchsia Fern
Mary Poppins or Poppin Dots
fernlee
polkie fern
jules fern
spicey ferns
polka spice
everybody polka
christmas star
cranberry relish
Oooh, this is a hard one! But my first thoughts were the forest so I am going with….
Snow White
Enchanted Forest
Gretel (from Hansel & Gretel)
Mother Nature
Forbidden Forest
Ferngully
Magenta Fern
Holiday Dream
Celestial Iris…….The stars with the ferns, the stars within the shapes on the central panell, and the star bursts on the straps makes the dress heavenly (celestial). Iris is the Greek goddess of the rainbow. The crimson, raspberry, orchid, periwinkle and mint colors are just stunning!
This dress feels poetic to me. It tells a story. A mix of many seasons all working together– fall, winter, spring. The name I choose is: Calliope. She was the muse of epic poetry. This poetry was meant to create excitement and drama, taking you on a journey through an adventure… Seems fitting for this vibrant, special dress!
Aurora like aurora borealis the beautiful lights that display in the sky
Aspen
Crimson Tide
Beautiful dress!!
Berry Bella
Starlight
Ferngully
“Tannenbaum”
Fanfairy
Visions of Sugarplums
Fern or Charlotte
Peppermint Patty
Two more… Sherwood Forest or Fern
Ruby Lee
Red Fern (from Where the Red Fern Grows)
Little Ann (from WRFG)
Holly’s Hope (My sister lost her wonderful Golden Retriever last night to cancer. He was VERY old and very loved. Holly’s hope is that she will see him again one day. This dress reminds me of Where the Red Fern Grows – which reminds me of our Cody. Thus Holly’s Hope.)
Where the Red Fern Grows. One of my all time favorite books!
Winterfell
“Little Ann” after a (furry!) character in one of my favorite books, “Where the Red Fern Growns.”
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Calissie
Cassie
Garden Party!
Inferno
Cranberry Cheer
Wonderful Life — the starbursts remind me of the star in “It’s a Wonderful Life”
Fushia Fern
Fa La La Fern
Little Ann – one of the characters in my favorite book, “Where The Red Fern Grows”
Verdant Ivy
How about Fern Gully?
Flower power
I love you
winds of waverly
Cascading Frenzy
Cassidy’s Boquet
Fern Cottage
I think it should be called the “Do Ray Me” dress! It looks like it’s straight out of the Sound of Music! I love it!
Diana. In Roman mythology, Diana was the Goddess of the hunt and the moon. The celestial character of Diana is reflected in her connection with light and her preference for dwelling on high mountains and in sacred woods. I think it is a perfect fit.
Ferngully
“Mystical Forest”…………looking at it I feel it deserves a magical name.
“Flora Aurora-Borealis”. For the colors of the beautiful northern lights.
cecil
Sassafras! This dress looks a a little sassy to me. Super cute.
Fern Hill
Patsy…short and sweet
La la loopsy
Polka tots
Palm Frawn
“Journey”. This is fitting for so many reasons…. your trip to Africa this week was a journey. The journey of life in general and all the fun a little girl would have in this dress. The color also reminds me of red clay bricks.
Fernanda.
Represents girls who treat everyday like an adventure!
Topanga
Madagascar Melody
Bird of Paradise
Kalypso
Traveling Tamarind
Names inspired by African plants and flowers to remember the Africa trip!
Kelseys colors!
Front Porch Fern. This dress reminds me of the house I grew up in. My mom kept a lot of plants.
Prarie Princess
Paige knot dress
Ferntastic!
Where the red fern grows
Fanciful Fern
Alsace, a famous Vinyard in France. This dress reminds me of a Vinyard with the vines and colors. Love!!
Little Anne ~ from Where the Red Fern Grows
Love this dress.
Here are a few suggestions:
-Starlight Mist
-Fern
-Twinkle, Twinkle Little Fern
-Star light, star bright
-Starlight Mint
-Fern in the Flowers
Violet Meadow!
Fenberry is the name that I think it fitting for this beautiful dress! It is the old English name for cranberry and when I see that dress, the color really pops out at me. Also, the name reminds me of ferns, which also pop out to me on this dress.
Ferngully
Dancing Leaves
Carson Brown
Polka Knot
Judy Bloom
Tiger Lily
Charley Jane
Maisy
Little Ann – one of the dogs in the book “Where the Red Fern Grows”
Seraphina
Summer splash
Spirls of spirit
Firefly
Dear Teardrop (the design reminds me of those vintage teardrop Christmas ornaments)
Cranberry pie
Kennedy
Finley
Fern
Endless Periwinkle
Periwinkle
Matilda Jane Lovely Lady Knot Dress
Northern Lights! I immediately was struck by all of the vibrant, bright, bursting colors
Sienna
Botanical Beauty
Charlie:)
Where the red fern grows
“Ruby Dee” after the poet, civil rights activist, and star of the the Broadway play and film version of “A Raisin in the Sun.”
Red fern
Raspberry beret
Amber Waves…Of Grain
kaleidoscope, because it reminds me of how the pretty shapes and colors are similar and then mix together to make so many pretty patterns!
Happy Days, this just makes me smile!
Fern Gully
Gloria– as in Glorious the brightest star of the opera
Where the red fern grows! The leaves on each side of the dress look like fern leaves to me. Beautiful dress and beautiful colors!
Autumn – The beautiful colors remind me of all the fall colors we are seeing on the trees plus the different leaf patterns make Autumn a cute name for this dress!
Lorelei
Betty
Midge
My suggestions are upstanding characters from The Color Purple. Cellie or Olivia would be the best names for this sweet dress. Even if we can’t “use” it anymore, Character Counts.Look up their character traits and you will see why. They’ve got Heart Soul and Pride!!
Thanks for your time,
Sydney Southern
Rawlies Red Fern
Lady Fern
Lady Ferns lacy leaves dance with Cedar, Hemlock and Douglas Fir on our magestic Vancouver Island! This dress would be perfect for dancing through the forest:)
Cranberry Craze Knot Top
*Festive Fall Knot Dress
*Harper Knot Dress (It reminds me of the fun loving Harper from the Disney show Wizards of Waverly Place. lol. I have 3 kiddos)
*Harpo Knot Dress
Starburst
I would like to suggest the name Clara for new dress
Thank you
Dottie Rose
“O Tannenbaum”- after the Christmas tree song.
Fern gully
Dream weaver
If picked please send to Ambers daughter.
I think the name of this dress should be Raffi! It looks like the sound of Raffi’s whimsical music,
Forest Walk
Ferns of Fusia
Sugar Plum
Ferns of Fuschia (sorry I spelled it wrong on the last one)
Popcorn & Cranberries (it reminds me of stringing popcorn & Cranberries for the birds when I was a little girl)
Cranberry Fizz
Dazzleberry
Juniper or Laurel
Home for the holidays…….it’s full of warmth and cheer
Razzed dazzle…..seems perfect with the reds and pinks for the holiday
Fern Gully
Swiss Dot
Dottie Palm
Crimson Palm
Palms and polka dots
Friendly fern
Fernie
Deck the halls
All decked out
Red Velvet Cake
- Tiara
- My Lady
- Happy Ever After
- Ruby
…. This dress is just so beautiful and all the colors remind me of royalty!!
Evangeline — From the Poem “Evangeline” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
This Dress reminds me of this Poem!
“Ye who believe in affection that hopes, and endures, and is patient,
Ye who believe in the beauty and strength of woman’s devotion,
List to the mournful tradition still sung by the pines of the forest;
List to a Tale of Love in Acadie, home of the happy.”
Fernie
I would name this after my daughter, Emmeline Olive
I can’t believe there are not comments with “Peace” in them.
My first thought when I saw this dress was
Boughs of Peace
or
Peace on Earth
because of the colorful boughs representing differences in the world and the Holiday Season (peace on earth), but I didn’t think it was a perfect name and that surely someone would have come up with another similar
Elle
Never grow up
Fronds
Fern creek
Dylan ( poet who wrote Fern creek)
Faulkner
Charlotte’s Fern ( Charlotte’s web)
Jamaica
You did breaking dawn last week so I would call this one Red Dawn
I hope I’m not too late”little Africa “
Ferngully
Hollie FernGully
Holiday FernGully
Holly Fern~Golly!
Nairobi
Kenya
Wishing star
I would like to suggest “Tinlee” for the dress.
Crimson Fern Gully
Red Velvet Dreams
Little Ann Fern & Noelle Dots
Visions of sugar plums danced in her Red
Rosie’s velvet fern
Mariella
Sugarplum
Little Miss Ruby
Light as a Feather
Berkeley.
Hayes
Razzle Dazzle
Nakupenda means I love you form Uganda
minced fern, reminds me of my nana, who used to make minced meat pie. the colors are very spicey, i can smell the clove & cinnamon already!
Clarice
After rudolf the red nosed reindeers girlfriend
Spinning Ginny
Size 4
Fern Medley