How to create a Seamless Pattern in Inkscape for Print on Demand

You can use seamless or repeating patterns on many print on demand products and marketplaces. In this video I show you how to create a seamless pattern in Inkscape. You use this pattern to create all-over print products on teespring, redbubble, printful or on custom fabrics on zazzle and spoonflower.

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[jab]

Great Tutorial. I used to work in Illustrator years ago and am using Inkscape now--this refreshed many skills for me !

[AA-lqpu]

Man I am so glad I found this channel! Very practical and hands on. Thank you very much!

[MarkWilder]

This is the way I've always done it. Perfect! Great demonstration.

[MariaSwaid]

thank you for being so clear and straight to the point.. really helpful

[paulinadominguez]

Thank you so much for making this video, super clear and helpful!

[omahubani]

so you can make it a repeat pattern on inkscape? you have to use another application to then make it repeat? please kindly reply. thanks

[gaillycool]

In the end of the video you test your pattern in photoshop, but you can do the same in inkscape by selecting the menu object -> object to pattern. Then you will be able to find your pattern under fill and stroke and do a similar proces as you are doing in photoshop.

[deadinteresting]

you can also use clone /tile in Inkscape ;)

[Azmayenfayek]

do you work on any other platform like freelancer.com and use inkscape?