Making a Checked Pattern

By Wendy Williams · June 22nd, 2007

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First stage of making our pattern is to create a new file. File>New>Blank File … I used 980 pixels by 770 pixels, Resolution 300, RGB with a white background Now you have to be pretty accurate at this stage so…

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1 Reply to Making a Checked Pattern:

Robert
August 17, 2011 at 6:25 am

This was a good tutorial. I made the pattern. Unfortunately I saved a copy of it under
my user name, then went back and saved the pattern as Pink Check. So now I have two identical patterns with different names. Both are in a set of patterns I didn’t choose. I’ll have to learn how to delete one of them. Hopefully that will be included in a Preset Manager tutorial.

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