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# September 2024 | Gift of PreQuilt

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## <mark style="color:blue;">Gift a Year of PreQuilt!</mark>

We've recently had some inquiries for gift certificates to PreQuilt - so we wanted to share it the information with you all.

Yes! You can definitely give the gift of a year of PreQuilt to a fellow quilter in your life!

Gift subscriptions are available for annual subscriptions to both the Basic and Market plan.

Learn more here: <https://app.prequilt.com/gift>

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## <mark style="color:blue;">A Note from Laura</mark>

I just got back from 11 full days of inspiration! Where did I go? Well, I was very fortunate and got to attend Karen Brown's (of Just Get It Done Quilts) [**Textile Tour**](http://url9670.prequilt.com/ls/click?upn=u001.YJDQ6D8KYoq9LtpGTSwiuA6kTuucG5gbSz-2F6-2FzQeACKGw45t8D8P53Qf29gYS3GtrpYHutPyDM8itv0g5hfelA-3D-3D_dtM_BqfKh2GMo6y5Ro25JlPxEJdi52RlAINYI1IVbw7UuXh1f65pmWFuOiMvGerSZzgPqZJggmxFfD12Nsn-2BAh3m-2Bu5BFNNJSg0C4z03vi8F7eAVPmiBEjY8vcYboV6YwXSkIWiXlFkQDJa2BElZzhtAFd53aXcNXx-2BSc-2FKT49HzGvhsBxLveEoCrjfpvspEPDmqEyAwC-2BCy015s8HR8-2FxOXF4DMMbzA-2FQ56Sz82fVGZsjBqkXsRlX-2BjnAK1xy9rw6vTmzot04Dw0nOOQ4kwsf2yXC8Z8o3jl-2B1dyR7P33vAiLfmSTioKWiVPPhW0Dlyj0yszYH-2BssuO5FJtLLk3jBr4uTlEMf39feq9CIeN0mm7PN0cWpj87BW1XpBUCfMVhEbsmbSEOEpUbEsI8gkRfhtk6pOq-2BztsWc4fHAIPhLLeYsBXVI8fehtGummM7D0m68SyV7G0vcOCx0ik70FzS5-2FgkaO6uqwDpHscGIhQw054GwEaPhfanOUGWEgbnahpIeOOvtJl9OhSY8a6wrx9QwFDcEhI-2F0JyTizIFEOd2Sh87hSeisVr8KL6sd7G9eiH1JKvQktcEdovy18TIJ-2FRadnfl95Udn62ca-2F-2BebtQJlmrf-2BEofCsVmNPUHgY7Cvmf95cDSCau8KQibKnTo9mDhgrlIr7QxFSwPdQz95tw-2FXm4DeNlCfW0cWpVdCp5gDlyQ3pXxzEA28-2FD8DetlCJ2dlA87OuhPiRk8kxZ0Yp6y5a2qxWsxLoImV4hDVG3o7OmZSwUvSrLuJC8T3wM6aRwNlqMGi3RwzWrffJgak1LT-2F09qnilECxS0k-2BnweabmNJZolBK922d7GMQnEAIk-2FeRkaqzhvoFsJPm3JFn-2BJfYr0JiMQ7nYMhc8aG0n2185q-2Ff4to3v2mlBO3rbldUdE1VCQNVMHajnGRlrAr076Ah7DzmZkxA2183MzW-2BtdIJcm3AfYWPaRDM9paMtToYJu5N4OlgtD-2BgC4nx-2BvtuUcNV-2FECejeKtKfrlsEYiTIJBJ3eNuuIbr66Io5pmGcIeze0mvF7EVQ-3D-3D) to the Netherlands and Belgium.

Over the last week and a half, I learned about block printing, weaving, linen, and lace making. When I wasn't getting my mind blown about how flax gets processed to become linen, I got to explore rural Netherlands, make new friends with the other ladies on the trip, and eat a LOT of fries. Let me tell you, they are delicious over there.

I now have more ideas in my head than time to create them - but I feel lucky to have them all dancing around up there. It feels good to dream. And I must admit, it has helped me to see all the inspiration to surrounds my everyday life.

I hope that you too are dreaming of all your quilty ideas.

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