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A simple, but effective pattern. I think i made it well balanced. Translucent background, so it can be placed anywhere. Bellow are tips what to do with pattern.

IMPORTANT, read if you are going to use it!

This pattern is for free use only, if i'll ever see it on commercial project, i do anything to complicate your life, so dont even think about that.

How to adjust your pattern - for advanced Photoshop users only. Basic pack contains one pattern file, which looks like that: [link] - its for full size use, when you want to use it simply as a background. But as you can see on demo image: [link] - it looks cooler when bottom of the patter is made just by one final rib. It SHOUD be used only when you know how large place you wanna fill with pattern. To do it, you have to know the size of that pattern (49x30px - also appears in presents manager) - create new document with those sizes. Then use patter and do "Snap to Origin" in pattern settings, to make sure pattern is placed correctly. Then create another layer over layer with pattern and place white (or other) colour over ribs you dont want. I placed it over two part of ribs on the bottom. After, if you want larger place than 49px, simply add another pattern up this one. Then save it like normal pattern.

To change colour of patter, make new layer under layer with pattern and merge them (make sure that both have translucent background) - then you have new layer with patter, so use any colour or gradient or even another pattern you like.

Description
A simple, but effective pattern. I think i made it well balanced. Translucent background, so it can be placed anywhere. Bellow are tips what to do with pattern.

IMPORTANT, read if you are going to use it!

This pattern is for free use only, if i'll ever see it on commercial project, i do anything to complicate your life, so dont even think about that.

How to adjust your pattern - for advanced Photoshop users only. Basic pack contains one pattern file, which looks like that: [link] - its for full size use, when you want to use it simply as a background. But as you can see on demo image: [link] - it looks cooler when bottom of the patter is made just by one final rib. It SHOUD be used only when you know how large place you wanna fill with pattern. To do it, you have to know the size of that pattern (49x30px - also appears in presents manager) - create new document with those sizes. Then use patter and do "Snap to Origin" in pattern settings, to make sure pattern is placed correctly. Then create another layer over layer with pattern and place white (or other) colour over ribs you dont want. I placed it over two part of ribs on the bottom. After, if you want larger place than 49px, simply add another pattern up this one. Then save it like normal pattern.

To change colour of patter, make new layer under layer with pattern and merge them (make sure that both have translucent background) - then you have new layer with patter, so use any colour or gradient or even another pattern you like.