# 03c | Add Preloaded Blocks to Quilt
## Module 03c | Add Preloaded Blocks to Quilt Project
In this module, you'll learn where to find the quilt blocks that have been preloaded into PreQuilt and how to add them to your quilt grid.
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## YouTube Video
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*Module 3c: How to Add Preloaded Blocks to Your Quilt*
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## Help Guide
### 01 | Find Preloaded Block Library
1. Click on **BLOCKS** tab on the left side control panel.
2. Click on the **Show More Options** button. Then click on **Load Blocks** from the dropdown menu.
3. You will see all the blocks that have been preloaded into PreQuilt here.
PreQuilt Preloaded Blocks Library
4. Click on the **Add** button for the quilt block you'd like to add to your quilt. In this example, I'll add the *Cathedral Window, Farmer's Daughter,* and *Castle in Spain* blocks.
5. Click on the **Import** button on the far right side to bring them into your current quilt project.
6. You will now see these three blocks on your BLOCKS tab and they can be used and added to your quilt.
* Note: The fabric used in these blocks will adapt and update themselves to use the same fabrics as the fabric links in your quilt.
### 02 | Add Preloaded Blocks in Quilt Grid
1. Click on the **infinity symbol** () in the top left corner of the quilt grid to select all the grid cells on the quilt grid (outlined in blue).
2. Click on the **Add to Quilt** button for the block you'd like to add. In this example, I'll be adding the Cathedral Window block.
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