There's like this cheap velvet texture you can get on costumes, and I couldn't find a texture for it, so I made one myself.
This was a quick experiment, a digitally made texture that is supposed to look like crushed velvet, the kind you get on kitsch costumes and cheesy sofas. Here's the two patterns below: 
Normal cheap velvet is on the left, the sharpened cheap velvet is on the right. Double cheap velvet, the third texture, is the sharp velvet BUT with black & white instead of just black.
Example:
I dragged my material out, applied it to my layer, then went to layer properties. Then, I clicked on Overlay Texture, & adjusted the strength. Velvet is a weird thing to shade, so I suggest looking up a few images before you shade it yourself.
I added the brush I used to shade it, this way you can get a fuzzy little texture out of your brush when shading. You can use it for any sort of pastel work you'd like, too!
Thanks for having a look, hope this helps...?
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