Step 1:<\/strong> Create any square and give it your favorite background color. Place the flower shape in the created square so that the flower shape is 1\/2 in the box. Note:<\/strong><\/p>\n Step 6: When creating the image in step 5, the background is the pattern you created. Only then will the pattern appear in the image we draw<\/p>\n When you want to fix it patterns in illustrator\u00a0<\/strong>We double click on that pattern in the section Swatches <\/strong>to adjust the repeat size and number of repetitions of that pattern or you can enter<\/p>\n see more<\/strong><\/p>\n Or we can find those patterns through the Freepik site to download and use. Pattern is often used on greeting cards, silk fabric, walls, and tiles. If using a pattern, note the opacity when printing on the product...<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Recently, I showed you detailed instructions on how to create 1 pattern. pattern<\/strong> in<\/strong> illustrator<\/strong>. Hope to help you create many patterns for yourself in design. If you find it interesting and useful, please do not hesitate to give me 5 *, so that I have more motivation to create more good articles to support you.<\/p>\n If you want to learn about Illustrator, or learn photoshop<\/strong><\/a> can refer illustrator course<\/a> <\/strong>by Graphic Express. There will be 1-on-1 training to help you understand better, and is convenient for students and workers, and the study time can be freely chosen.<\/p>\n
\nStep 2:<\/strong> Copy the previously created square and place that layer above the flower layers
\nStep 3:<\/strong> I select all the layers then enter Object Clipping Mask > Make (CTRL+7) <\/strong>or you can right-click clip select Make Clipping Mask <\/strong>all ok
\nStep 4:<\/strong> after completing ta\u00a0<\/strong>enter Object > Pattern > Make <\/strong>or drag the pattern in Swatches\u00a0<\/strong>(opens on the Windows toolbar)
\nStep 5:<\/strong> I create any image and then choose the background pattern. pattern<\/strong> created anterior lateral Swatches
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\n 1. Done means agreeing to change<\/td>\n 2. Name of pattern. pattern<\/strong> that you want to save when used<\/td>\n 3. Shape the pattern you want<\/td>\n 4. Breadth of surrounding patterns<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n 5. Height of surrounding patterns<\/td>\n 6. Size and quantity of the pattern you want<\/td>\n 7. View the density of the surrounding pattern before clicking Done<\/td>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n Epilogue<\/span><\/h2>\n