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You will want to sign and date your quilt and record other information important to you, such as the quilt's name, your city and state, and the event the quilt commemorates. You may embroider or use permanent ink to record this information on a piece of fabric which you then stitch to the quilt backing; or you may embroider directly on the quilt.
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