Anyone sign projects they have made?

[George Bokros]

Does anyone sign the projects they make? Such as:

Crafted by:

Date:

Wood species:

Finish:

If so how do you do it? I am thinking so prepare it on a 3 x 5 card and attach it with sheet laminating film, will it adhere to the poly finish and stay laminated to it?

Thanks

[Andrew Hughes]

Nope not me.
No one wants to pay for my signature and they are not getting it for free.
plus I can recognize my work so no need to write my name on it like my mom did with my jackets.

[Ralph Okonieski]

I use a branding iron that has my name on it. Some I have dated, some not. All my items were made for family. I woodwork for fun, not profit so my reason for branding is simply for family history.

[Mike Henderson]

I just got a branding iron with my name. In the past, I signed my work with a felt tip pen.

Just name and date.

Mike

[Brent Ring]

We just ordered one with our logo. Excited to use it!

[Lee Schierer]

I have a branding iron with my name on it and I also embed a penny of the current year on the back or out of sight area next to the brand. Everyone that gets something I have made really like the idea of the penny.

[Frederick Skelly]

I sign and date with a felt pen.

[Jerry Wright]

I have some laser engraved 1.25" dia. wood discs which I sign, date and sink in a fbh on back, bottom, or inside of project. Disc has name and logo.

[Paul K. Johnson]

I'm not big into self-promotion. I try to stay low-key. I will sign work if the person it's for asks me to but that's about it.

[Jim Andrew]

I only sign pieces made for my family. Built a chest for a baby nephew coming soon, signed the back of a drawer and dated with a sharpie.

[Barry McFadden]

I have a branding iron with my name on it and I also embed a penny of the current year on the back or out of sight area next to the brand. Everyone that gets something I have made really like the idea of the penny.

Nice idea.... but they took away our pennies up here!!!!

[John T Barker]

A past employer usually encouraged it and I usually did it on any "good" piece I made after leaving that outfit. Had an F.B.I. agent contact me once about a piece and he knew to call me because of the signature. Spooky.

[Jim Becker]

I have an electric "wood burning" iron stamp I use to mark projects. I should also date, them but usually forget...

[Ellen Benkin]

I always sign and date with a felt tip pen. I'm proud of my work.

[Chris Fournier]

Every piece.