How to Digitize artwork and convert to pattern in Photoshop

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[@elleod9699]

finally I found a video that allows me to easily cut, paste and arrange my watercolors! I have been struggling for the past 3 weeks searching and watching photoshop videos and very few explained how to do what I needed. The ones I did find weren't easy to follow and complicated.
Going to try you way now! Thanks! ~L

[@printmesomecolor]

Glad you found it useful :). Thank you so much for leaving a comment! Have fun experimenting with your watercolors.

[@viktoriaroanoa3847]

hello, thank you for the tutorials. They are great! I have a question about watercolour transparency. How can one maintain that look from a painting, for making textile prints in Photoshop?

[@lupitaernand8290]

Thanks for your concise and wonderful tutorial ❤Do we have to merge layers before exporting as PNG ?

[@printmesomecolor]

No you need not merge layers! Keep the layers separate and save it so that you can go back and edit whenever you want. When you export as png, all visible layers will be combined to give a single flat image, and the layers in the psd file will remain intact.