I do not label my quilts....

I label every quilt with a little tag that says Handmade by and my name. I have thought about making more intricate labels, but I haven't had the chance to!

I do not label my quilts though I swear that I will start to. I would like a date stamp on them.

Thanks for the giveaway opportunity! I have labeled my quilts with just my initials and the year, and if it is made for someone I will include that information as well.

I do label my quilt. I usually put a blessing, my name and date

I label my quilts with the name of the pattern, my name, date and of course Moda fabric used.

Most times, I include my full name and date of completion. I also include some tidbit in the news or a quote I like.

I label my quilts with the date the quilt was finished and the city and state of where it was made at and who made it and who quilted it. If it is for a Birthday or special occasion I will also say "Happy Birthday" or "congratulations: and stuff like that.

I label all my quilts with my name, date and the city I live in. If the quilt is a special gift I will include who it is to and what the occasion is. Would love to win!!!!

I don't label my quilts, yet. But, plan to start in the near future.

I do not label my quilts.

When I label my quilts, I put my first and last name, city and year the quilt is completed

I do not label most of my quilts. I make quilts to be used, & do not expect them to outlast the recipient. Thanks for the lovely giveaway

I label my quilts when they are gifts. I put the recipient's name, my name and the date. My other quilts I right down in a notebook when I finished them.

I have started adding a machine embroidered "tag" that I sew in the binding. It simply has my name and the year. I embroider it on twill tape.

I label some of my quilts, mostly those that are gifted. I include a date, my name and the occasion. I am trying to be more conscientious in labeling.

I did not label quilts years ago, but I have been the past several years. I put a cute little note, date, city, and made by myself (I use one of the Fusion permanent pens and hope it'll last). It's important to have this information on all quilts. Thanks for the chance to win a lovely Manhattan bag!

I label my quilts with the quilt pattern, My name, where I live, and the year completed. If machine quilted by someone else, I include their name and residence.

I generally, but not always, label my quilts. I do not ever label ones made for donation. Since I'm so bad at any other record-keeping, I find the label does the job with the finish date, the name/origin of the pattern, my name, and any other fact I find relevant on the day I made the label.

I definitely label my quilts and large projects that I give to my family members and friends. but I may have given some gifts away 'naked'! Thanks for reminding me to label consistently! And thanks for the chance to win!

I do not label my quilts.

I label all my quilts. I mostly use a preprinted label. The label includes my name and the from and to-date. I add the name of the quilt (if applicable -- which is rarely the case) and if I gift the quilt I also include the recipients name. On the backside of the label some care instructions are included. Quite some information, isn't it?!

The conference seems so much fun; its a shame I live so far away, but the goodie bag looks wonderful! Thank you so much for the chance to win!

I always label my quilts. Normally with it's name, my name, date finished and the place it was created. Rarely I might include the inspiration or my intention for the quilt too.

I label some of my quilts. I try to remember to label the ones I give away, but that doesn't always happen. :)

I don't label my quilts...but am considering.

The labels I place on my quilts include the name of the recipient, date, reason if any, and my name. This conference will be so inspiring for all those who can attend.

I do label my quilts. If they are a personal gift, the recipients name, date finished, my name, and town. If they are a charity or donation quilt, Veteran's quilts get "Home of the free because of the Brave. Thank you for your service." and my Guild initials. Charity quilts get " Made for you with love and prayers".

I have always put a label on any quilt I gave away but not always the ones that stay with me. Now I am sewing a label on each quilt as soon as I finish the binding and am attempting to go back and label the ones I missed. The information on the label always includes my name, town, the name and town of the quilter and the date the quilt was finished. I also include the name of the pattern and fabric used unless it is scrappy; sometimes the date started and any interesting information or story pertaining to the quilt. I hope people reading the labels in the future will enjoy the information.

I label all my quilts and teach each new quilter how important this is. I include. Name of quilt, recipient if any, pieced by and quilted by names, sometimes name of pattern or pattern maker, Date finished, and if hand appliqued how long it took. ( I'm not really fast). If if is a donation quilt the name of our guild. instead of my name.

Not always but I sure try to put my name, city, state and year on every quilt.