SeamStress Updated to Version 1.2 for Gimp 2.10

[Skinnyhouse]

SeamStress_v1_2.zip

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If you enjoy pattern making this small plug-in may help to speed up your workflow.

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Download, unzip and add to your user plug-ins folder.

Create your basic design and call the filter from

Filters>>SeamStress v 1.2

Guide in PDF format...

SeamStress1point2_Help.pdf

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Examples below...

[Skinnyhouse]

The diagonal pattern follows GJL's method for creating seamless tiles.

Loads of patterns on GimpLearn

Seamless Pattern Link

First an example of scaling a design to create a tiled effect....

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Using the plug-in to create a new tile with the 'Diagonal pattern' option...

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[Skinnyhouse]

An example using one of the block print type options (images from Wikipedia Commons) to create a basic Half brick tile with a transparent background:

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Another tile created with the seamles 'Diagonal' option...

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And the result with the two merged together...

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[lula]

Skinnyhouse

[Skinnyhouse]

Turned out very well Lula - all your Gimping is of a very high standard.


If the first attempt doesn't work as well as you hoped, when patterned, it is worth repeating the plug-in one ot two times to see if things can be improved.

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[Pocholo]

Thank you for sharing!

[level_0]

Thank you Skinnyhouse for this plugin which will be useful for me because I have always been annoyed with seamless tiles .and thank you very much for your very detailed tuto.

[Pat625]

Lula, that is such a lovely pattern!

Skinnyhouse, not only are you a great font tool creator, now also great at pattern tools!

[lula]

Thank you Skinnyhouse and Pat for your compliments.
I just have fun like you with Gimp and this is possible thanks to
the authors of the plug-ins and scripts.

[Skinnyhouse]

Thank you Pat Level_0 and Lula.

Pat:
Of course the real reason for writing the plug-in was to use it for Custom Fonting purposes (as if you hadn't guessed).