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The Quilt Editor is the separate window that is used for creating or editing the entire quilt. Within the quilt editor, you can control the quilt grid dimensions (or digital design wall), manage the quilt's color tags, place blocks onto the quilt grid (or digital design wall), and manage border and binding settings.
The quilt grid (also called a Digital Design Wall) is the area of space that contains the rows and columns of cell blocks where you can layout your quilt blocks. Currently, there are 3 different quilt grids: rectangular, on point, and equilateral triangles.
Once a new quilt has been set to a quilt grid type, it cannot be changed. Create a new quilt to switch quilt grid types.
The Rectangular Grid is a collection of cell blocks that are organized in rows and columns that are set at a 90 degree angle.
The On Point Grid is a collection of cell blocks that are organized in rows and columns that are set at a 45 degree angle. In PreQuilt, there are 2 options to choose. The difference is where the first full cell block starts.
The Equilateral Triangle Grid is a collection of equilateral triangles nested together into rows.
