austral wrote:
Nidhogg wrote:
Here's one way.
When you have the selection of the area, copy the selection (ctrl+c) and paste it as new layer (menu: edit->paste as/new layer)
Then use the Layer Effects plug-in: Pattern overlay. As you can see it includes option to scale.
Attached it for you if you don't have it (because it may be hard to find) and want to try.
Extract to your plug-ins folder, it's located in the main menu.
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thanks for replying, but I'm confused. Select what area and copy which selection?
What is Layer Effects plug-in and where can I find it?
Plug-in is attached in my reply post.
You said you have been using using Photoshop earlier, so I thought you would be familiar how Layer Effects work.
The selection is the area where you want to apply the pattern.
Using this method requires you to copy the selection (the dress), paste it as new layer and run the pattern overlay on that layer to work.
It would affect the whole layer otherwise, not only the selected dress.