How to Export Patterns from Photoshop for Scale (Sizes) for Spoonflower

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Diane Gibbs shares her process for exporting scaled patterns from Photoshop for use on Spoonflower.

This video shows you my process for making different scaled versions (sizes) of the pattern I created in Photoshop. The reason we do this is if someone is wanting it to be wallpaper they might want a bigger tomato. But if they are using it on a small bag or a pocket of an apron they want the tomatoes (the original repeating pattern tile) to be smaller. I know when I am sewing the little bags I have been making, The smallest patterns I had uploaded to Spoonflower were still larger than I wanted. This past December I uploaded some smaller sizes of my favorite patterns so I can make more bags using these smaller print sizes. Spoonflower had a 40% off fat quarters this past weekend and I bought a bunch of my new smaller sizes because a fat quarter is enough fabric for me to make a few of the little bags I am making. Tomato Pattern available for fabric or wallpaper purchase at: https://www.spoonflower.com/en/fabric/21554274-farmer-s-market-tomatoes-on-summer-s-day-1800-l-by-dianegibbs?sku=fbty-pf-yd-f130 See whole collection: https://www.spoonflower.com/en/collections/1463964 Sign up here to get the episode link delivered to your inbox. https://creativesignite.com/signup Creatives…

People in this episode

Host: diane gibbs

Topics covered

• Photoshop
• pattern design
• fabric printing
• Spoonflower
• creative business

Keywords

• Photoshop
• patterns
• Spoonflower
• fabric
• design

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Spoonflower

Products: Tomato Pattern