There’s the clone stamp tool, smudge tool, and paint brush tool. There are several different tools in Photoshop Elements you can use to make these edits, depending on your photo and your preferences. The result shows the photo “cut” up and pasted back together, and there are two clear lines through the middle vertically and horizontally where the photo doesn’t blend seamlessly.Ĥ. Then divide your image’s height by 2 and type the number in the Vertical offset box. In the pop-up box, divide the width of your image, in pixels, by 2 and type the number in the Horizontal offset box. From the menu, choose Filter–>Other–>Offset.
This will show us where the edges and corners are mismatched and need fixing. In this step, we’ll “cut” the photo in half both horizontally and vertically. For my photo, the image size is 1000 pixels by 750 pixels.ģ. Note the size of your image in pixels (Image –>Resize –>Image Size). It’s good for peace of mind to always create a duplicate layer just in case you mess up the photo too much and want to start over.Ģ. The photo will be one tile of your repeat pattern. Crop the image and make any adjustments you’d like to the photo. The photo on the right shows the photo in repeat, with the edges very distinct from one tile to the next.ġ. Note how the background is different in each of the 4 corners - this is what needs to be fixed to create the seamless repeat. I started with this photo of a rooster (taken on a recent trip to Hawaii). In this tutorial I’ll walk through a method to create a seamless repeat using Photoshop Elements (the steps are quite similar if you’re using Photoshop).
A key step in fabric design is being able to create a seamless repeat.
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