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| Quilting Tip of the Week | You must sign and date your quilt!
 





You must sign and date your quilt!

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You must sign and date your quilt!

You might not think anyone cares about you and your quilt, but just think about all of those signed quilts from the past. Everyone finds it fascinating to know the quilter and possibly even the story behind the quilt.

Now remember all of those unsigned quilts, and how every one is wondering who made the quilt and when it was made.

So, do the world and future generations a favor, and sign and date your quilt.

Besides, your grandchild might just ask someday when you made a particular quilt. I find that the years blur, and I am amazed as I look at the quilt to remember exactly what year it was made.

Happy Quilting!

Penny Halgren
TheQuiltingCoach




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