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# Save a Quilt as a Block
Use Case: Have you ever created a great combination of blocks that you wish you could use it as its own bigger quilt block? Now you can!
Starting Point: A quilt using Bear Tracks, Bento Box, and Rail Fence blocks.
## How to Save a Quilt as a Block
This is a great feature for when you want to use a collection of quilt blocks in another quilt. Rather than recreating the block collections over and over again, you can create a bigger block to reuse.
### YouTube Tutorial
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### Written Help Guide
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{% step %} **Edit** your quilt so that there are no empty blocks.
* **TIP**: Use the GRID tab to remove empty columns and rows.
* In this example, I change the number of columns and rows from 10 to 3.
Before: 10 columns x 10 rows
After: 3 columns x 3 rows
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Open the **FUNSIES tab**. Click on the **'Convert Quilt to Block' button**.
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{% step %} **Name** your new block. And click on the **Covert button**.
{% endstep %}
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The block is now **saved to your Block Stash**. You can now use it as its own block in a new quilt.
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