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🎨 Behind the Pattern: Floral Tangle Edition 🌸✨
Ever wonder how a seamless pattern actually comes together? 🤯 Watch as simple floral shapes twist and tangle their way into a tile that repeats perfectly! From sketch ➡️ layout ➡️ tiling ➡️ final pattern — here’s your all-access pass to my surface design process.
⁠ ✍️ Tips embedded: if you’re learning how to build seamless repeat patterns from scratch the easy way — don’t miss it!
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⁠ My strategy: ✨Template: I used my Tile template as a guide ✨Symmetry: I used the rotational Symmetry to help speed up the process and add movement ✨Record Process: Great thing about Procreate is that if you TURN ON the Time-lapse Recording, it will record your process instantly, so you have reels content to share Have you use the Time-lapse recording in Procreate? What are your thoughts

Turning simple motifs into seamless magic with three repeat styles! Comment below which one Have you tried ✨ #vrindakotharidesigns #procreatetips #procreateart #procreatedrawing #procreatehacks #seamlesspatterndesign #repeatingpatterns #digitalart

A-Z OF TYPES OF FABRIC PRINTS🪡🤩 Abalone: Shell-inspired pattern with layered iridescent curves. Adire: West African indigo resist-dyed textile with hand-crafted motifs. Ajrakh: Symmetrical Indian block print using natural dyes and geometric forms. Ankara: Bright African wax print with bold high-contrast designs. Batik: Wax-resist dyed textile built through layered dyeing processes. Chita de Alcobaça: Portuguese floral cotton print with small repeating motifs. Dashiki: Bold symmetrical print traditionally seen in West African garments. Fleur de Lis: Stylized lily motif rooted in European ornamental design. Kanga: East African printed cotton with bordered layouts and Swahili text. Kente: Woven West African textile with symbolic geometric patterning. Ketenge: East African printed cotton similar to kanga but without text panels. Kikoi: Striped woven East African fabric often finished with fringed edges. Madras: Lightweight cotton textile featuring colorful plaid patterns. Mother of Pearl: Iridescent surface effect inspired by mollusk shells. Mudcloth (Bogolanfini): Malian hand-painted cotton using fermented mud pigments. Samakaka: Angolan geometric print known for bold rhythmic line work. Seersucker: Cotton fabric with a puckered structure creating airy stripes. Shweshwe: South African cotton print with small repetitive geometric motifs. Tattersall: Checked pattern formed by evenly spaced fine lines. Tortoiseshell: Mottled brown and amber pattern inspired by turtle shell. Twill: Weave structure identified by its diagonal rib pattern. Ukara: Nigerian indigo-dyed cloth with stitched resist symbolic motifs. Vichy: Small evenly balanced check pattern commonly associated with gingham. Wide-wale Corduroy: Ribbed cotton fabric with thick raised vertical cords.

A-Z OF TYPES OF TEXTILE PRINTS🧶 Argyle — A diamond-shaped pattern with overlapping diagonal lines, often associated with knitwear. Bagru — A traditional Indian hand block print style using natural dyes and earthy motifs. Block print — A handcrafted printing technique using carved wooden blocks to stamp designs onto fabric. Buffalo check — A bold check pattern with large squares, typically in two contrasting colors. Buta — A small, stylized floral or paisley motif commonly used in Indian textiles. Buti — A smaller, repeated version of buta motifs scattered across the fabric. Cabana stripe — Wide, bold vertical stripes often associated with beach or resort aesthetics. Chevron — A repeating V-shaped zigzag pattern. Chinoiserie — Decorative patterns inspired by Chinese art, featuring florals, birds, and scenic elements. Crosshatch — A grid-like pattern created by intersecting lines resembling a woven texture. Dabu — A traditional mud-resist hand block printing technique from India. Damask — An ornate, reversible pattern with intricate floral or geometric designs woven into the fabric. Ditsy floral — Tiny, closely spaced floral prints scattered evenly across the fabric. Fern leaf — A pattern featuring delicate, natural fern foliage motifs. Firework — Radiating burst-like patterns inspired by exploding fireworks. Flame stitch — A zigzag pattern resembling flickering flames, also known as Bargello. Folk art — Patterns inspired by traditional, regional, and cultural artistic expressions. Gingham — A simple check pattern made with evenly spaced horizontal and vertical stripes. Greek key — A continuous geometric border pattern formed by interlocking lines. Herringbone — A broken zigzag pattern resembling the skeleton of a fish. Houndstooth — A duotone pattern with abstract, jagged shapes resembling a dog’s tooth. Ikat — A dyeing technique where threads are resist-dyed before weaving to create blurred patterns. Jaal — An intricate, continuous net-like pattern often filled with floral or geometric motifs. Kalamkari — A traditional Indian textile art featuring hand-painted or block-printed mythological and floral designs

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“How did you create that repeating pattern for the LA Times?” I’m sharing one of my favorite methods for creating a repeat pattern using procreate on my iPad! #surfacepatterndesign #patterndesigner #surfacepatterncommunity #patterntutorial