you have made? What do you put in it

Yes I do. The instructor from my first quilting class suggested it. I keep scraps of each fabric, a collage picture of the finished quilt, and details of when I made it, who I made it for, the name of the quilt pattern, etc. These go into clear page protectors in a binder.

I bought those Vintage Wood photo albums with the black paper pages...and I put a photo and annotate, date made, name of quilt and who I gave it too or what Organization I donated it too.

I take a picture of each quilt, put the date and where the quilt went

I faithfully did so until about 50 quilts ago. Ran out of room, interest, camera that wasn't digital, space to 'show' them, and albums that were packed away from moving. Sigh.

Jan in VA

I use Microsoft Office One Note to keep a digital journal for my quilts.

No. Never heard of it until recently, and although I could go back and list them, I don't really see the point. And as Jan said, I don't have any interest. Maybe if the quilt were going away somewhere and I wanted to remember it, but not as a general rule.

Yes, I do keep a log. I put the name of the quilt, the date I finished it, and a note about the quilt...either who I gave it to and the occasion or I note what lesson I learned making it.

I keep pictures in a photo album. I wish I would have more accurate notes with dates, sizes, frustrations, new things, and other information about the making of the quilt.
Maybe someday....

I also use it as a portfolio to show if someone wants something special...I also sell