Project QUILTING

Sunday, January 11, 2026

Hide my Stash by Teri D

I thought about the clean slate. And I have stuff all over by my sewing machine, so I found a pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar. I can use the little bag to hide my stash of chocolate!

Created by Teri Dorn for the Project QUILTING 17.1 A Clean Slate Challenge.

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Clean Slate Gnome

Years ago I made the gnome on the left for a project quilting challenge. The one on the left is soiled and in need of repairs, so I made a new one - the one on the right - for the clean slate challenge.

Created by Carolyn R for the Project QUILTING 17.1 A Clean Slate Challenge.

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This is Grace by Allison

Many people choose to make a fresh start or to allow themselves a blank slate or to begin anew after being incarcerated.

I've learned that I can start my day over at any point. This is Grace for me.

Created by Allison Eyring-Green for the Project QUILTING 17.1 A Clean Slate Challenge.

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Colour by Clare

When I think about my sewing room, it is not in a ‘clean slate’, but I love colour and my fabric is organized into colour families.

I realize there’s so much creativity in my rainbow of fabric.

Created by clare in adelaide for the Project QUILTING 17.1 A Clean Slate Challenge.

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New Day by Patty

This is my first time doing a quilting challenge.

As suggested in the initial post announcing the topic, Clean Slate, I took a blank notebook and just started to draw ideas. This was the third idea I had but the first one that I thought I could try to make it into a quilt.

Clean Slate—- “NEW DAY”
16.5 inches x 15 inches
Patty from Connecticut

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Saturday, January 10, 2026

A Clean Slate by Nancy W

I’ve been wanting to make a new bag from some pretty batik strips in my stash!

White is the presence of all color right!!! In addition the county where I live has eliminated all plastic bags AND paper bags cost 10 cents!! So I need a new bag with me when I go to the store!!