I can not express how much I like this tutorial!

This taught me exactly what I was needing to know and it was the first video to explain it so clearly. As a learning pattern designer, I thank you!

I dont even know how many videos Ive watched, you are honestly the best! Explaining very well and to the point! Thank you!

This is amazing! Thank you so much for making this video, Teela!

Excellent tutorial! Thank you soooo much for demystifying the process!

Well done, Teela! I loved this lesson. Would never have figured it out without you!

@EveryTuesday

8 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad! Thanks for checking it out!

You are a great teacher. Thank you for the clarity of content

Thank you, this is what I was looking for since a while, I mean the set of watercolor backgrounds 😊

I always enjoy your tuts :D, thank you for your time!

this was just what I was looking for! you explain so well!

Exactly what I needed to learn at the moment I needed it. Thank you!

Your tutorials are the best ones.

I literally save all your stuff to playlists cause your tutorials are that good!

@EveryTuesday

6 жыл бұрын

Aww, thanks!

You have made it look so simple, great tutorial

wonderful, thank you Teela!

Amazing. Just when I was about to ask if that pattern can be used in Illustrator, you got it covered :).

This is SO HELPFUL - thank you

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you!

Really, really nice tutorial! Thanks

Great and very useful tutorial! Thanks!

Hi Teela! Do you have a video on how to create a seamless edge design? I am trying to learn this in photoshop to create wraps for my tumblers so where the wrap meets, the edges blend into each other and you cannot see where the seam is. Thank you for teaching us through your great videos!

Super useful and rad!!! Thank you! ❤️

Thank you so much, this was super helpful and fun!! :)

This is awesome. Thank you!

Loved this! But I don’t have the “offset” filter on my photoshop! It’s not under “other”

Great. Very useful tutorial! Thanks!

Thank you teela 💖💗💞💕💟

Love Love! thank you!

Very nice tutorial, thank you!

Is rubber stamp the same as the clone tool?

great tutorial, thank you!

Excellent! 🤩 Amazing! Thanks! 😍

Love it thanks!

this is really cool! thanks a lot! :D

Very helpful! Thanks!

THIS IS SO COOL

I don't know why but I do not have the rasterize button. I have photoshop elements is there any way to do this in that program or am I missing it somewhere? I'm also trying to do a seamless stripe pattern to upload to spoonflower to be printed on fabric. Do you know how to do that? And would I be able to do it using photoshop elements?

This is great! Thank you :)

This was great!

Oh, this is exactly what I was looking for. Instant subscribe! Thank you! :)

THANK YOU. Amazing.

YOU ARE AMAZING☺️☺️

Hi Teela, thank you very much for this great video. I managed to make seamless paterns now, but when I want to use a watercolor pattern behind amother pattern with a transparant background in Photoshop as a background layer, the watercolor background pattern is not seamless anymore when I scale the whole pattern to 50%. Do you know what I am doing wrong here? Thank you very much ;-)

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Awesome! I just wish your watercolor textures were free. LOL But, seriously, it's been a while since I've worked with the offset filter. I have found it rough going as it seems very difficult to get rid of the seams. Even when I replace it with something else it seems like the seam in still there. In fact even in your tutorial you didn't get it quite right (though you did express confidence that if you continued working on it you could get it where it truly looks seamless). Also, it's my experience that sometimes the brush can be too soft which will create something that looks like a seam. Perhaps the best way to go about it is to try to match the surrounding pattern with an equally hard/soft brush. I don't know. Like I said it's been tough to work for me.

thankyou

Hello! Thanks for this tutorial. When I make the swatch. I can see a white line (it is a gap between one pattern to another). My pattern is with a solid color background. You said it is an ilusion. But I opened it with photoshop and when I zoon the gap it is one pixel. Then, I tried to make the pattern from Photoshop. The problem is still there. Using Illustrator or Photoshop, there is a white line between the patterns. Let me know if you can fix it. Thanks!

@MuurstickerstunterNl1

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Diana, i had the same problem, the problem was solved by rasterizing it on 1200dpi instead of 300 dpi.

idk why when I do offset it doesn't create a repeat tile like yours?

When you transfer it to illustrator and use it there, will it be vectorized? Or de you need to vectorize the "pattern" before putting it into swatches?

@EveryTuesday

7 жыл бұрын

There's no vectorizing at any point. You're taking a rasterized, seamless pattern jpg and converting it into an Illustrator swatch (swatches don't need to be vector to still work in Illustrator). I hope that helps!

Hi can you tell me how you ensure that your patterns are sharp? My tutor just told me mine were blurry but I do not know what I did wrong... many thanks

@RikkiTikki286

7 жыл бұрын

Hi! Photoshop uses pixels, so you can make a large photo smaller without losing quality, but not vice versa. If it's blurry, then try again without resizing the original design.

Could you make a video showing how to use your water colors as a pattern in AI? Mainly to make backgrounds and such

Great tutorial. I just have one problem, around 4:16 where you should go to filter>>other>>offset. When I click offset, my screen won't splitt or divide into 4 equal parts :/ What did I do wrong?

@ignaciosb8779

5 жыл бұрын

Ooh nvm 😅😅 I think I see the problem now. It's not really supposed to splitt (even though it looks like that). By the offset the down corner will get up to the opposite side and so will the other corners as well. I'm working a differen't kind of textute, adding a lot of noise from the filters, so those dividing lines don't seem to show up with so much noise. I got confused and came back to this part of the tutorial when converting it into a swatch in illustrator, as it seems that once you set the file size in the Ai canvas, when you create a shape/object, it must not hover over the limits of that size set or a line(limit) shows up. I think.. So.. great tutorial 😅

you discuss unsung aspects of the Graphic design tutorials against the flow keep up the good work

best!

great video! did you vectorised your watercolour design?

@EveryTuesday

3 жыл бұрын

nope, this is still a raster image

Hey so I just followed your tutorial and it worked perfectly, rasterized jpeg became a swatch. however I made 1 misstep, hit "ctrl+z" and the swatch disappeared, and now dragging the jpeg to the swatch palette doesn't do anything! I am so confused and disappointed - could you help, Teela?

@RikkiTikki286

7 жыл бұрын

Anna Mastryukova hi! Ctrl+z is "undo." You just have to press it again to "redo."

What if I have my own texture I want to use?

@PlayCodeCreate

4 жыл бұрын

Watched the whole thing and you answered my question. You’re a wealth of knowledge. Thank you!

What scanner did you use?

@EveryTuesday

5 жыл бұрын

This is my exact scanner: amzn.to/2KgjIan

Can this be done in illustrator?

@EveryTuesday

6 жыл бұрын

Since this is a rasterized texture, this is best suited for Photoshop and can't be achieved with the same results using Illustrator

How would you convert non seamless floral print into seamless? Is it possible in Photoshop?

@EveryTuesday

Жыл бұрын

Yep - go view > pattern preview and you can preview what the seamless repeat will look like/be able to adjust elements to fit it 👍

Hello teela just wanna know if photoshop is free?

@lovefunfill

8 жыл бұрын

It's not free - you can google on where to find it.

@EveryTuesday

8 жыл бұрын

Hey, it's not, but you can get 30 days for free to try it out here :) www.adobe.com/downloads.html

Great tutorial, thanks!