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# Quilts Dashboard

## <mark style="color:blue;">Quilts Dashboard</mark>

The **Quilts Dashboard** is the home for all your quilts - original quilts and your custom color versions of designer coloring pages.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/RZvxDpKpfZEe569CtPji" alt=""><figcaption><p><em>Example Quilt Dashboard</em></p></figcaption></figure>

From the main Quilts Dashboard, you can:

### <mark style="color:blue;">a | Create a New Quilt</mark>

![](/files/WaIw8QGUBIf0h5QXm1Om)

If you want to start a new quilt, you should click on the **Create Quilt** Tile. From there, you will have the option to create a rectangular grid quilt, an on point grid quilt, or an equilateral triangle quilt.

### <mark style="color:blue;">b | Manage Your Digigal Coloring Pages</mark>

![](/files/mKOn5CqSw5Vh7u6FA2JZ)

As a *<mark style="color:blue;">Market Plan subscriber</mark>*, you have the ability to create digital coloring pages for any of your quilts. These can be public and direct customers to buy your pattern at your online shop. Or these can be for personal use only and can be kept private. All digital coloring pages come with a custom URL link that you can share.

### <mark style="color:blue;">c | Recover a Deleted Quilt from the Trash</mark>

![](/files/xHpBLp77JcntO1763pbv)

If you delete a quilt and change your mind, you can always save it from the trash by using the Recover button. Keep in mind that quilts are deleted from the database 30 days after entering the trash.

### <mark style="color:blue;">d | Edit Quilt Designs</mark>

![](/files/AeyHhAdbDd0xPJV7Vw8N)

If you have a Market Plan, you have an unlimited number of quilts you can create and save in PreQuilt. Each of your quilts will be represented on its own rectangular tile. If a quilt has a hyperlink, like in this example called Spike, this link will direct you to the digital coloring page for this quilt.

As a default, the name of your quilt will be called the date you created the quilt (for example Jan 19, 2023). You can easily change this by clicking on the three dots on the quilt's tile.

### <mark style="color:blue;">e | Organize Using Folders</mark>

![](/files/f0DyGncLwrra9rwVdYFR)![](/files/4xdBExp3uPhkDvf4ul8d)

Like most of the other dashboards, your quilts can be organized into folders. You can both create folders (<img src="/files/rq5LI7UfqpwrjkEv8HvD" alt="" data-size="line">) and move quilts into folders by dragging quilt tiles into folders.


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