My signature has evolved. My first quilts I didn’t sign. At some point I came up with a symbol in a rectangle which I think I may have stitiched on a quilt or two. Then I started using embroidery thread and stitching a big “MARIA” on my quilts. Lately I’ve been using a permanent marker and my initials MW. 
Today for the first time I used my sewing machine. I practiced once and did what came naturally. A spirally M W. When I looked at it I thought, “That doesn’t look like me”. But who knows. I’ve evolved too, maybe I just haven’t caught up with my signature.
Hmmmm.Of course it’s your signature,so what do I know? But I found the swirly MW looked like inverted paw prints—what do donkeys hoofs look like?
p.s. this quilt is contagious;the colors are yummy!
I love the sewing machine stitching your initials (or maybe some day your signature) on your quilts. So much stronger than the old permanent marker. You’re a great artist. You should have a distinctive way of signing your work. The swirly,curly initials today were what was in your heart. Maybe another day,another piece you’ll stitch them in a different fashion! But they’ll always be you. Uniquely telling your story. That’s the magic. :o)
Might be interesting to have an entire quilt filled with “MWs.”
Maria,
You always inspire me to see beyond the first look.
Even though I would normally avoid orange, I am drawn to this quilt each time I see it. The lines are wonderful and will bring vibrancy to a room, an uplift, a smile…whatever the buyer sees in it , too.
Your signature has an impact, too. Your heart will tell you which one to choose.
Thanks, always, for sharing your heart with us.
Thank you for showing us the back of your amazing quilt!! It looks very inviting!