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Repeat patterns in Photoshopby ~melemel

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Update: It has been pointed out to me by a couple of people that there is in fact a MUCH faster way of doing this. The new tutorial is on my blog here [link] Trust me its a lot easier!

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Seamless patterns are an excellent tool that can be used in many creative ways to enhance your digital designs. Repeat patterns in Photoshop by *melemel is a wonderful tutorial that will guide you through the steps of creating your very own custom seamless patterns. ( Featured by `znow-white )

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=Shantella Sep 17, 2009 Hobbyist General Artist

Offset filter is awsome!

I couldn't get the guide lines to work... but the offset works like a charm!

~melemel Sep 18, 2009 Professional

Cool that's good. And yeah, the guidelines thing is redundant really with the offset filter, though it's useful to know about as it's the old fashioned way when they only had paper!

=Shantella Sep 18, 2009 Hobbyist General Artist

Sometimes old fashioned is still the way to go. It all depends on what you're doing really.

~burntcolors Jul 20, 2009

Thank you so much

~Dauntless-Gothika Jul 16, 2009 Student Digital Artist

Thanks, this is great

~simondrawsstuff Apr 17, 2009 Digital Artist

Oh, thank you. I was looking for a tutorial like this. Glad to hear about the Offset method too.

~x-missworld-x Mar 23, 2009

Thank you thank you thank you so much

I love both your tutorials.. I tried it and made my first hideous pattern, hehe

~melemel Mar 23, 2009 Professional

Come on then - show us!

~OneStripe Mar 18, 2009

A useful tutorial made even more so by the update!

~draqza Nov 30, 2008

Another way you can do this, I believe, is just to go to Filter > Other > Offset, type in each pixel box half the width/height of your image, and choose "Wrap Around" for Undefined Areas.

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