--Compliment your holiday/New Year/Christmas designs with this designer resource pack that was created to save you both time and extra work. You will receive 24 SEAMLESS glitterized textures that can be used hundreds of different ways!
--The textures are .png files that can be used in just about any photograph or art editing software application. These were created for those of you who love the look of my layer styles but don't use Photoshop. (although there is a .pat file for Photoshop that does contain all 24 seamless patterns/textures)
--Created at 300dpi, they will work perfectly for either the web or print design. These are great for not only the Christmas season but some will work great for New Year and holiday celebrations too!
--Use them as pattern fills; font fills...fill shapes, brush layers, embellishments, etc. Anything that you want to add the bling! of glitter to. They also make sparkly alpha designs.
--Because these textures are seamless and 600x600 pixels, you can fill any size image (divided by 600) by using your pattern fill tool or paint bucket and tapping the overlay inside with one click! These textures are a commercial use tool for you-but please read my TOU to make certain of how to use these safely. :)
--MINI-TUT: Make sure your texture is inserted/installed into your patterns bucket or tool. Set it for 100% or 50%-whatever works best! Use your ruler to line things up- and tap a 1200 pixels transparency at 600 pixels height x 600 pixels width and it will still be seamless. The same applies for any blank image or background that is divisible by 600: 1200, 1800, 2400, 3600 pixels, etc. Always line up properly with your ruler before clicking the blank background to make sure the texture stays seamless.
Product Contents:
*24 original and SEAMLESS Holiday/Christmas/New Year themed colored glitter textures/patterns/tiles. 600x600 pixels each; 300dpi; png file format.
--Please remember that all examples are reduced in size. Since these were created at a high resolution, it's easy to re-size. Just use your 'unsharp mask' tool for a crisp image.