Seamless pattern design for fabric, paper and packaging
A good pattern disappears into itself: no visible seam, no line where one tile meets the next, no motif that jumps out every foot of fabric. We design repeat patterns that tile cleanly at the size they’ll be printed, for fabric, wallpaper, gift wrap, packaging and print-on-demand products, and deliver the tile in the format your printer or platform asks for.

What we design
- Seamless repeats: full drop, half drop, brick and mirror
- Florals, folk and botanical prints, geometrics, conversationals and textures
- Collections: a hero print with coordinates and blenders that work together
- Patterns for boxes, labels, tissue paper and box liners
- Files for Spoonflower, fabric and wallpaper printers, and print-on-demand shops
Built to tile at print size
- The repeat size set from the product: a fabric repeat is not a gift-box repeat
- Checked at 100% and tiled three by three before delivery, so no seam or hot spot shows
- Vector where it can be, or 300 dpi at the full repeat size
- A limited palette with named spot colors for screen-printed fabric
- CMYK or RGB to suit the printer: many digital fabric printers want RGB
What you get
The repeat tile, a tiled preview, each colorway, and the source file. For a collection, one sheet showing every print together, ready to send to a manufacturer.
From $125. Fixed before we start.
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- Print-ready PDF plus the source file
- Bleed, CMYK, fonts and dielines checked twice
- A short note of what we changed
- Several jobs a month? Plans from $299/month
- Print shop? We work white-label
Questions
- What size should a repeat be?
- It depends on the product and the printer. Fabric is often printed with repeats of several inches up to two feet; gift wrap and packaging usually want something smaller. Tell us what it’s for and who prints it, and we set it to suit.
- Can you turn my drawing or painting into a pattern?
- Yes. We clean up your artwork, build the repeat around it, and keep your hand in it rather than redrawing it into something generic.
- Can the pattern go on my packaging too?
- Yes. Patterns often end up on the box, the tissue and the label as well as the product. We carry the pattern across your packaging and labels so it all matches.
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Not sure what your file needs?
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