This is an easy pus seat pattern for funky retro clothes or pieces of furniture. I couldnt find a good hd pattern on the internet so i made mine. Transparent and dark blue variants. Enjoy! - guac
1. Save the material.
2. Drag and drop on the canvas.
3. Make sure the "tiling" is on by clicking "object". There has to be a check on the "tiling" option.
4. Move around the pattern and scale as you like.
To apply the transparent pattern on the piece of cloth/etc. fist color the piece in any colour you like and use the same instruction above. Then, press "clip to layer below" button on the pattern layer.
Thats about it. I might make a couple more bus seat designs later, if this one gets popular. Enjoy!
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