Add Any Pattern to Any Fabric in Photoshop!

Effortlessly apply and replace any pattern on any fabric, like clothes, drapes, throws, t-shirts, etc., in Photoshop!

In this tutorial, also learn to create a mockup to easily replace the pattern instantly. Using the power of warp, blend modes, and simple adjustments, we'll explore the most realistic way to apply graphics on fabric. I hope this video helps you. Thank you so much for watching :)

► TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 What We'll Learn
00:39 Create the Pattern
01:33 Expand the Pattern
02:57 Shape the Pattern
07:11 Why Not Use a Displacement Map?
07:57 Blend the Pattern
13:42 Refine the Mask
14:52 Instantly Replace the Pattern
15:47 Quick Recap

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► LET'S CONNECT:

[PiXimperfect]

Apologies for the short audio drop around 07:11—guess my editing skills took a quick nap there. 😬

[Russian]

It's refreshing to see a tutorial that not only teaches some features of PS, but illustrates the problem solving skill that is needed to pull off some creative retouching... rather than, "Look at this new feature, it does it for you." Love to see more advanced stuff like this, great work.

[fortheking.design]

Photoshop expert here and I didn't know you could add a split while warping. I always learn something new on your videos LOL

[chipferguson]

Unmesh, you are treasure helping old guys like me trying to learn photoshop...thank you.

[NNNedlog]

Your tutorials have been so helpful over the years. Thank you so much

[agraciotti]

best PS teacher on the internet. Thank you

[beckypottsbaker]

I have several projects I am opening and put this lesson to use! It will be so much easier using what I learned just now and my workflow will be more efficient. Thank you!

[soodfunchannel]

When I watch your videos I learn something new form you 🥰❤️

[TheSpreadDeck]

You created a mockup! I have been trying to find a tutorial to make one, thank you!

[Vamshi-ei]

"Your videos are so valuable; I’m glad to support your work!"

[AT-m]

Amazing! I've been trying to figure this out for ages. Going to try it on some mockups now!

[DreamWeaverJewellery]

This video is EXACTLY what I was looking for and you explain it so well. Thankyou so much!

[ArupDebnath-ww]

Wow, this is exactly what I needed! Thanks for making it so easy to understand.

[chrisdenison]

Great result and simple when explained well. Thanks!

[ArupDebnath-pv]

Very useful technique! I appreciate the step-by-step instructions.

[briansolis]

This is one of your best tutorial. Your not in a hurry on this one and the details are shared well enough

[sonyalakhani]

Thank you so much for this!! Your instructions are clear making this process so much easier :)

[carlkennetharabit]

Hi i'm from Philippines, I learned a lot from your video and im just starting to learh Photoshop. Thanks to your video

[viktoriiadavydova]

Thank you for this tutorial! It's very useful and it's so nice to look at a happy smiling face😌

[PicaresquePhotography]

"Now we need to go into the depths of the dark areas. ...not in the mind, but in Photoshop."
Dude. Cutting deep there.