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cfraser — Photoshop7 - Clothing Patterns
Published: 2003-11-19 03:24:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 38133; Favourites: 539; Downloads: 6584
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I'm having problem uploading this like usual.. goddamn DA is being a useless bitch lately
grrnessWell I had a *lot* of people ask me how to make the dress from [link] so I decided to make a little visual tutorial on how I did it. I'm sure there are probably other ways and better ways but this is how I did it. The image is pretty big and you can't read the text unless you full view it.
NOTE: You can use *any* pattern or design to do this.. what I used is just a sample.
If you use it to make something I'd love it if you'd send me the link for it
If you want to see the finished image here it is: [link]
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Thank you for making this!
I used your tecnique here: [link]
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Eh! >< I can't figure out how to paste my image. I know it sounds stupid, but every time I left click I don't get the option to paste.
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Wow. ^^ Eh, I might need to reconfigure the way I use photoshop, since I hardly ever use tutorials or manuals and just go whichever way..
Thanks!
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WHAT IS THIS BLESDFJLFSLDSHALMY??
THIS HELPED A LOT!!!C:
*THIS IS COMING FROM A PERSON WITH AN IQ LOWER THAN THAT OF A RETARDED GNAT*
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Nice tutorial, I'll see if it works for me with Photoshop Elements
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awsome I always wondered how people did this. Thanku
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Thank you so so so much! This was so helpful!
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great tutorial I must say 
the only problem in using it, is....getting such lovely patterns XD;
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Wow!!! Thank you soooo much!!! Your tutorial trully helped!!! im still new with photoshop.
But i trully am thankful, not alot of people like to take a time to teach such nice techniques!!!! Beautiful artwork and Tutorial AAA++++
-Sora
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You just saved my life! I'm going to try it for my next deviation! This is a great, easy tutorial, with surprising results! As soon as I finish the pic I have in mind, I'll link to this page, as you request.
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Awesome! Your tutorial is great ^_^
But i never seem to be abel to finde patterns enywhere 
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these ones came from the net, You can pretty well use anything to make a pattern, any sort of image and just tile it and stuff. THanks for the nice comment
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This is one hell of an awsome tutorial. Be sure that from now on I'll be using it for my images
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wow..I never thought about doing it that way..awesome tutorial.
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This is a real big help. Thanks heaps, I've enjoyed learning too.
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Thankyou!!!!!
It can be done with photoshop 6 too right?
actually, what i dont get is, how shading in plain helps. the final shading in pattern?
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never tried it with ps 6 but I'm sure it will work the same
The reason that you shade first just normally and then lay the pattern of top is this: When you shade first it sets everythign up for the pattern. When you initially lay the pattern over top, you can't see the shading below. However, once you change the layer type to multipy or what not, it allows the shading beneath to show through, darkening the pattern and showing the shading in all the appropriate places.
I mean, this is only how I do it though. Ther are lots of different ways. If you want to see what I mean jsut grab any of cg that you have laying around and layer a pattern over top of it then change the layer type to multiply. You'll see what the shading below shows through the pattern
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Ohkay, thankies! I guess using the colour burn and dodge tool would mess up the pattern... any specific place u go for patterns?
p.s, glad u liked endless
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yeah definately
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Ah-HA!
I've always wanted to know how to do that! You make it sound very simple!
excellent tutorial!
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WOOOOWWWW thank you SO MUCH!!!! YAYYY awesome tutorial!!! ^-^ so easy to understand @.@ *will try something like that next time* yeeeheeee
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cool
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thank you... u.u it took sometime to me have the chance of coming here to see this tutorial, but it really helped me ^^ thanks... like, you know, I'm not a drawer, I think I'm colorizer [does this word exist? 0_o], so much I know about textures e shading/highlighting things, better ^^
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you know this is under todays favorites for tutorials?
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I sure didn't but thanks for telling me!!
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wow, I neverknow that before, that's so awesome. I should do some practices on my PS7.
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I always wonder how people were able to insert textures and patterns and such. Thanks much, I think I'll use it next tim
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heeey this is good
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Ooh awesome! I'm definitely going to use this to make something when I have time! You're the best!
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That's great & very helpful, thanks for sharing
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