Fashion Illustration Tutorial: Knit Repeating Pattern Textures

Creating realistic knit repeating pattern textures in Illustrator is a PAIN! This tutorial will show you how to make it easy in just a FEW steps!

Here's what you'll learn:

- How to create a realistic chunky knit texture for your fashion illustrations using a photo
- How to apply the knit texture to your fashion flats
- How to scale your patterns directly inside your fashion sketches
- How to change colors of sweater knit textures DIRECTLY in Illustrator

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ALL FASHION FLAT FILES ARE FROM TEMPLATES FOR FASHON! 👇

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Heya! Nice to meet you, I’m Heidi. I teach fashion designers like you the real world skills you actually need to learn to succeed in this cutthroat industry.

(You know, all the stuff you don’t learn at fashion school.)

I’ve worked as a contract designer for over a decade and run SuccessfulFashionDesigner.com. I’ve been able to make a healthy living doing work I love in fashion.

But I got started just like you, one step at a time. It began with some embarrassing hand sewn dresses and fashion sketches that would make a 3-year-old’s artwork look like a masterpiece.

Then, things changed. I learned how design was done on a large scale. I learned how to get things into production. And I learned all the skills I wish I knew when I was first starting out.

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