Hello Dilhar, to answer your question, there are many answers to your question. Are you designing a bedsheet pattern that is screen printed or jacquard woven? If it is screen printed, is it to be flatbed printed to the full sheet size or rotary printed? All methods of manufacturing will dictate the parameters of your Photoshop canvas size, and each manufacturer has their own set or parameters. If you are only designing concepts, not manufacture-ready design files, size your canvas to the best aesthetic outcome of the artwork.
Hello! I recommend flattening all the layers before offsetting, this will contain your visible image to the canvas size. If the layers are not flat, the layer size can and maybe larger than your canvas size. In this case the result would be offsetting a layer that is larger (or smaller) than your canvas size. I hope this helps. - Jeremy
I just followed this tutorial with my own art and I have learned a lot. This video is awesome! Thank you!
Thank you, that's great to hear!
Wow I learned a lot from this single video and my confusion are answered
I enjoyed your video very much, thank you!
Thanks for this! Very informative.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really awesome video so helpful!
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you are so thorough and accurate
Could you advise what tool you used to change the flower shape at 10:45?
That’s brilliant! Thank you for the video.
Very useful, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
What will be canvas size for bedsheet designing in photoshop please help
Hello Dilhar, to answer your question, there are many answers to your question. Are you designing a bedsheet pattern that is screen printed or jacquard woven? If it is screen printed, is it to be flatbed printed to the full sheet size or rotary printed? All methods of manufacturing will dictate the parameters of your Photoshop canvas size, and each manufacturer has their own set or parameters. If you are only designing concepts, not manufacture-ready design files, size your canvas to the best aesthetic outcome of the artwork.
When I use the offset, there is a huge gap in between the artwork, I don't know what I did wrong.
Hello! I recommend flattening all the layers before offsetting, this will contain your visible image to the canvas size. If the layers are not flat, the layer size can and maybe larger than your canvas size. In this case the result would be offsetting a layer that is larger (or smaller) than your canvas size. I hope this helps. - Jeremy
@@NoonanStudio Thank you for your reply! It's all fixed!
it is difficult and fast i cant understand it
Change speed in video settings
The sound is a bit off, i can’t understand fully what you’re saying
I am textile designer
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AI WILL DO THIS in 0.001sec dude