Quick and Easy Photo Realistic Plaid Flannel in Adobe Photoshop for Fashion Design

Add some plaid to your fashion illustrations using Adobe Photoshop. Did you know you can create a photo-realistic plaid fabric from a blank page in Photoshop? Let's create a plaid with a twill weave and make it a seamless repeat. I'll show you how to make a weave pattern that you can use for any plaid. After some digital weaving, we'll define and fill a page with the pattern. Next, we'll turn it into a smart object to add some non-destructive noise, turning our cotton fabric into a cozy flannel. || Robin Schneider
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[@christine3071]

Are there other weave patterns you recommend? I need to make one that's sort of a basket weave. What other pattern/weaves can you make?

[@jayanithennakoon4387]

Lot of thanks Robin I learned so much things from your tutorials about textile pattern designing. And your tricks are more interesting. We need more tutorials like this. Keep creating❤❤❤❤❤

[@JamyaLilly]

For some reason when I go to crop the 1:1 ratio option isn't showing for me

[@SuperAngel1827]

WOW😍 JUST WOW!!!!

[@cozygirlfriend]

thank you robin!

[@auroracortez2022]

You are a fantastic teacher Robin‼️ Thank You for making the process more easier. I love your content. ❤

[@RobinSchneider]

Thanks so much💜💜💜

[@marymirt3485]

Looks great

[@NidhiGupta-wq6bz]

Thank you Robin...your videos are truly amazing. Request you to please share videos on Satin and Velvet textures also

[@omarzarate1669]

Hi Robin, I was once your student. I need your professional advice. I’m having trouble out here in Palm Springs area starting a business.

[@RobinSchneider]

HI Omar- email me [e-mail]

[@user-oy3rw3rl8n]

Thank you so much Robin. Can you kindly demonstrate how to create a texture combining watercolor and geometric shapes?

[@RobinSchneider]

I'm not quite sure what you are referring to. Can you send me an image? [e-mail]

[@jugalkishore6970]

Very inspiring and detailed information ...could make video on how to make tulle fabric

[@RobinSchneider]

I am working on a How to render Tulle in PS video.

[@cozygirlfriend]

thumbs up

[@nickcassway]

I really love your videos! If you don't mind unsolicited input, I have a suggestion for making this even more flexible: 1. Draw the stripes as rectangle vector shapes, group them, and turn the group into a smart object. That way, you can change color or update the layout anytime. 2. For the texture - make a gray solid fill layer and then apply the noise filter to it. Anyway, I'll shut up now. Again, I love your videos!

[@RobinSchneider]

Input is always welcome! I always us a noise layer set to overlay or soft light and a clipping mask when I do my renderings, I'm not sure why I didn't do it that way in the video. I love the suggestion for using the shape tools, They frustrate me so I tend to avoid them unless absolutely necessary. But I will start incorporating them into making plaids- great suggestion. Thanks!!!

[@nickcassway]

@@RobinSchneider Oh, right, I meant to say set the gray fill layer to overlay as well. Great minds think alike!