Christmas Jumper Pattern in Illustrator
It’s Christmas Jumper day on the Spoon Graphics YouTube Channel so grab your virtual knitting needles because we’re going to make ourselves a garish fair isle style pattern in Adobe Illustrator. We’ll begin by creating a tiny stitch-like graphic, which we’ll then re-colour using the Live Paint tool to build up an intricate festive knitted pattern. The kind of pattern you create is entirely up to you. It all depends on much patience you have to sit and craft complex patterns, or even scenes of reindeer, Christmas trees and snowflakes out of the stitches.
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Glad I am not the only one that could not keep up, felt like I just watched a 50 minute video in 5 minutes,
but in defence I am totally new to this and hope things get easier when I get to understand photo-shop some more.
Thank you Ian for sharing very clever albeit a tadge fast.
Hi, Chris has used Illustrator CC, not Photoshop
Thanks Nasid for pointing that fact out. I am sure I will get to know what is what soon
Love this! Fantastic tutorial. I had no trouble following. Thanks Chris!
Thank you very much Kim!
Amazing, concise tutorial Chris! I always look forward to trying out your tutorials. Here’s something I made using this technique. https://www.instagram.com/p/BN0p_G3BNmb/?taken-by=jess.t.moody
Great Star Wars inspired jumper Jesse!
Precious! It is really outstanding & helpful way to achieve an useful pattern. Thanks so much for Chris!
Thanks Bijutoha
hard to follow :/
Thanks for your feedback ana
Fantastic, very simple, and easy to reproduce…
Glad you found the tutorial easy to reproduce!
thanks！I had no doubt to following this. very simple and easy.
Thanks Zero
Hi Chris! Last year I seen a GIMP video about how to create a jumper in 1 Hour. But you did it only 5 minutes. Really, i am impressed with your work style. Thanks mate for this create video guidelines.
Thanks, great to hear!
Great tutorial bro thanks for it.
Glad you liked it!