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Thanks for the nice comment and thanks for watching!

The ones I tried were medium. I range from size 6-8 pants. Since making this video printful also came out with their leggings with pockets which is primarily the style I use now and I like to get a large just for more comfort. They don’t shrink so you don’t have to worry about that.

Export as will give the file a 72 dpi resolution. If your document resolution was higher it will adjust by making the width and height larger. If you want your file to maintain a 300 dpi then go with save a copy.

Doing a basic search it came up with some ways so you will just have to see what works for your situation. I don’t use windows pc so I can’t help you there but it looks like it is possible.

Thanks for watching! Glad I could help!!!

Yeah. I went the through a phase with my videos where I was trying to show how actions could help. I do that less now since realizing for TH-cam videos and learning experience it is more helpful to just show all the steps.

@@LemonPaperLab I was just in a rush... (like i always seem to be when learning something) ... Your video really ended up helping me figure it out though, actions just added a temporary layer of confusion.. great work though! keep it up, you do good work

Glad you figured it out!

I haven’t purchased wrapping paper in a while so I don’t have any new updates to share.

yeah you would need to rasterize text. The combine shapes does not work with a text layer. They only work with two shape layers.

@@LemonPaperLab Thanks!

The one I tested was from Spoke Custom products. It looks like they have a few different suppliers now for wrapping paper.

The size is set by your canvas size when you create your document. Depending on your end goal for the patterns you may choose a smaller or larger canvas. I design now at a large canvas size 7200x7200 px. You can always save it down but since Photoshop is pixel based you really should not scale up.

@@LemonPaperLab thank you so much for your respons. so, for 3600x3600 canvas, what is best block design dimension. what is the ratio.

Are you talking more about digital paper and what scale to use for the pattern repeat for your 3600x3600 digital paper? It really depends on the pattern and what kind of scale you want for you repeats to look. My pattern repeat size for digital paper is usually around 450 to 600 pixels.

This is the only wrapping paper I tried so I can’t give any insight on awkward styles. Overall it was a nice print the paper is just a bit thicker than what you expect with wrapping paper

You could use the paint bucket tool. If it is a shape layer you may need to rasterize it first

@LemonPaperLab thank you. I tried to rasterize, but it didn't work, so I watched another video and used a different technique).

Glad you figured it out. That’s one thing I like about Photoshop is that there is usually more than one way to do something!

Hold down the shift key while you make the change. I think during one of the updates since making this video Photoshop changed where the default is it will preserve the proportions so you now have to hold down the shift key.

Yeah the output should be a seamless repeat, but you always want to just double check, because if you change the scale of the pattern then you just want to make sure that it is at a scale that is still seamless. Yes you can upload your jpg to print on demand sites!

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment! I think Photoshop has such a wide range of what you can do with that sometimes it helps just to watch someone else design with it to see the possibilities.

My measurements are similar. If you want fitted then I would go for a small that is the size that I sampled. If you like clothes that are a little more looser than the next size up.

I have only used creative cloud so I don’t know about CS6 features. The tool I’m using is called the symmetry tool.

Thanks for watching. Glad you found it helpful!

Glad I could help!! Thanks for watching!

I know that it hasn’t always worked for me and unfortunately sometimes it can be glitchy. Do you have Photoshop? It is another option. Lately I’ve mostly been creating my frames in Photoshop because you can upload a PSD file to Canva which I haven’t had any issues with it.

I don't really work with the ipad version of Photoshop so I can't really help you there. Mostly I don't use it because it does not have all the features of full Photoshop. Sometimes my workaround is using the sidecar/universal display feature from my macbook to my ipad. The laptop runs the full version of Photoshop but you can have it display on your ipad. This way I can draw with my apple pencil on the ipad and still have the full functionality of Photoshop - (tutorial - th-cam.com/video/pVAt2erHEZo/w-d-xo.html)