The Secret to Creating Seamless Patterns in Multiple Colorways using Adobe Illustrator

[@cbancy423]

2023 and still AMAZING! You're such a good teacher!

[@margretoddny]

This is the most informative pattern tutorial I have ever come a cross. I love the pace of it to! Thank you.

[@dawndais9924]

I am obsessed with this tutorial!!! I've made so many patterns!!

[@skylerfarrow991]

Omg I was looking for you forever 🙏🏻 thank youuuuuu

[@shanewalsh247]

I'm here in 2020 about to make designs using this process 😎

[@gabrielchavez3706]

Hey Robin, ☝🏼Gabriel here from Art Institute. 💪🏼Still learning from ya! Thank you.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@RobinSchneider]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@Rodrigomendesdf]

Lovely tutorial

[@vandanayadav7981]

Thanks for this awesome video, its really very helpful please keep sharing illustrator video related to fashion & textile.

[@MiKEMVLA]

girl...u r tha best. ur teaching style is a breeze. give thanks. much love.

[@oksancia]

Great tutorial, dear Robin. The coloring method is awesome! It saves a lot of time and helps with experimenting.

[@evelynkalubi3994]

this is still a go to for me. i send tons of my friends to this video

[@RobinSchneider]

Thanks so much!!!

[@Youlookgreat83]

OMG! You're amazing! This video rocked my world, and is going to make my life so much easier!!! Thank you, Thank you!!

[@rightsidetowrongside]

Robin this is so amazingly simple and versions my head exploded. Thank you so much for sharing these tips!!

[@markrussell2932]

Fantastic tutorial Robin. I work in Visual Merchandise training and will thoroughly enjoy taking student through this exercise. This is one of the best video tutes I've encountered. Thank you

[@vivianfalzetti2938]

Robin... great tutorial... always something new to learn!

[@cms4Lena]

Still relevant! Thanks!

[@atikdesign9386]

thanks a lot for this type of tutorial..

[@mehmethimmetoglu3879]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Meanwhile-00]

the best tutorial I've ever seen… i've just taken notes.. thank you so much!

[@koryj886]

This is such a great video!

[@nizamuddinshaikh3185]

I learnt a lot from this video. Amazing. Thank you for sharing.

[@jyj1012]

Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! I am taking your classes on Lynda.com and I have learned so much!

[@felixosiobor3824]

Thanks a lot Robin, this tutorial is so clear and extremely helpful!

[@osherezra131]

The best Tips and tutorial on youtube regarding patterns thanks keep it up

[@olgapap]

Thank you very much.. Great teacher indeed!!

[@tszlinglau]

I love it!! Very useful!!! Thank you for your sharing!!

[@LovelyDollsAndToys]

Great videos!

[@loulouwilliamscreative]

Thanks so much! This was excellent.

[@smurfette1509]

Way to go. This tutorial is still worth viewing even if you have the new version with pattern maker because it just helps me understand better how things work. Thanks. Update: I finally tested everything out on CS6 and it all works. I'm particularly excited about the ability to change colors of my patterns. Now I can adapt my patterns to the specific projects I'm doing. Thanks again for your wonderful tutorial.

[@juliawein]

you are totally great in it!) thank you a lot!

[@aishahok]

Thanks for sharing! Appreciate it so much!

[@adorkableaffiliation3769]

Awesome tut

[@noahroco]

Thank you so much! It was really helpful!!!!

[@DesiLoopbySSK]

Awesome and really helpful tutorial

[@daleenedgar8889]

Hi Robin. Thanks for your Tutorial,it is very clear and easy to follow. How ever after I've allign the swatch, select it, right click, arrange and then send to back, my swatch is only the fill color and I can not see the circle pattren I created. I work in sc5

[@GabrielleCols]

awesome video !

[@DavidRPurnellMA]

Hi Robin, thank you for this GREAT tutorial! QUESTION: At 7:44 the video "jumps" just as you are showing adding the "color chips" next to the pattern. I haven't figured out how you did that. Can you explain, please? I'm not speaking of making a color group from the selected object(s), but rather, the color group's "chips" that you aligned to the right of the pattern.

[@dawndais9924]

+David R. Purnell The colors are in the swatch panel. Make the color chips yourself with the rectangle tool. Add the colors to your color chips from the swatch panel.

[@ski898]

This is an amazing tut! Thank u!

[@mimisbel8843]

Love this tuto!

[@christinadye2630]

THIS IS AMAZING!!!

[@vancemedrano2799]

This video is on point!! thank you

[@clearkim3997]

thank you for this amazing video... I love it!!

[@stanrose2]

This is Amazing. Can I get this done in Photoshop CC ? Since I don't have/know illustrator.You are a great tutor.

[@malubraga]

Thank you!

[@ellamarie2258]

thanks Robin, i will check this out... and thank you to Morgan Field to verify that all this works in CS6 seeing as i have that program.

[@Katwumyn]

Thank you for an excellent and fun tutorial! I also love your courses on lynda.com!

[@helloselee]

This is amazing Thank you!

[@Lana_Sten]

Hi, your video is great, thank you, how do you save your recolored swatches on the swatches panel? You drag out a rectangle, fill it with a pattern, recolor it and then save it like a new pattern swatch? Is that possible to save a pattern filled rectangle like a pattern swatch?

[@helenelee998]

i like ur voice，its very musical，like a instruments. this tutorial could be really helpful.

[@ValleyOfWillows]

I think it says horizontal align center because the different centers are aligned at the same point on the x-axis (which is the horizontal axis).

[@tubeyvo00]

thanks for ur sharing so much

[@mirimiru18]

how do you make the colour chips?

[@elliotostrand3951]

How did you make the color chips? Thank you.

[@gardenglory6624]

hey , very nice. however I have noticed that when patterns are saved on AI and its updated- because there are new version all the time ,that all the patterns get erased and lost. how can we store them (I guess on a usb) for safe keeping. Thanks. Have a great day. Very good information.

[@RobinSchneider]

Hi GG- I just tried opening a couple of pattern files I had from 2015, I'm pretty sure it was version CS6 and I had no problem opening them in the most current version. Pattern save with the file you created them in, unlike Photoshop where the pattern saves with the program and not the file. Try opening some old files - I bet the patterns are still there. :0)

[@dawndais9924]

Thanks Robyn, this is a great tutorial. i am having an issue when I make the square over the existing swatch. I followed all of the directions. I copied the swatch square sent it to back and made sure there was no stroke or fill. When i try to fill a rectangle with the pattern, I still white lines through it...it does not repeat. I can't figure out why...help, PLEASE!

[@dawndais9924]

Never mind, I figured it out. If anyone else has this problem fyi. make sure the square you copied and sent to back is perfectly aligned with the original swatch square. Mine was a tiny bit off, so the pattern would not repeat.

[@mariaclaudia3009]

omgggggg thank you very much :DD

[@jiko8412]

how can I create a new pattern using already existing pattern???? does anyone knows? eg I want to use this pattern in the letters love and then I want to create a repeatable pattern with this new word 'love' .....ai doesn't allow me to do that .....

[@wisdomseeker6804]

S U B S C R I B E D !!!