Make Camo Patterns Seamless
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have three colour-way versions of the same camouflage design sitting in basic JPEG/PNG files. Right now each one shows an obvious edge, so they can’t tile cleanly. I need them converted into true, perfectly repeating seamless patterns that will hold up in both digital applications (web mock-ups, sublimation printing) and physical textile runs.
The colours are already dialled in, so please focus solely on the repeat construction and overall file preparation. I’ll be running these through large-format fabric printers, so accuracy at high resolution is essential.
Deliverables
• Three separate, edge-to-edge seamless tiles—one per colour variant—at print-ready resolution (300 dpi minimum)
• Source files in a scalable format (PSD with intact layers or AI/EPS pattern swatch, whichever you prefer) plus flattened PNG previews for quick review
• Pattern repeat dimensions clearly documented so my printer can drop them straight into production
Before we wrap, I’ll test the tiles by stacking them in Photoshop and sending a quick strike-off to the printer; the job is complete once no seams or artefacts appear in either environment. If you’ve handled textile repeats before and can turn this around quickly, let’s get started.
The colours are already dialled in, so please focus solely on the repeat construction and overall file preparation. I’ll be running these through large-format fabric printers, so accuracy at high resolution is essential.
Deliverables
• Three separate, edge-to-edge seamless tiles—one per colour variant—at print-ready resolution (300 dpi minimum)
• Source files in a scalable format (PSD with intact layers or AI/EPS pattern swatch, whichever you prefer) plus flattened PNG previews for quick review
• Pattern repeat dimensions clearly documented so my printer can drop them straight into production
Before we wrap, I’ll test the tiles by stacking them in Photoshop and sending a quick strike-off to the printer; the job is complete once no seams or artefacts appear in either environment. If you’ve handled textile repeats before and can turn this around quickly, let’s get started.