Then quilt through all layers of fabric including the label. That way, it would be extremely difficult to remove the label without damaging the quilt. Some quilters like to hide their name at various locations so they can identify their quilt if the situation ever arises. Two good areas are in the seam allowance before the binding is stitched down and under the hanging sleeve. With either location, it would be easy to uncover the name, if needed, without damaging the quilt.
Many people like to put their initials on the front of the quilt as well.
As a minimum, include the quilt maker's name and the date it was completed. If you will be shipping your quilt or entering shows, be sure to print your address, phone number and email. Quilt historians will love you if you include the name of the quilt or the quilt block, the city and state where it was made, who the quilt was made for, and reasons for making the quilt. If the quilt is a gift, add washing and care instructions. The easiest way to make a label is with a permanent, fade-resistant, Pigma pen.