I have taught you how to make seamless repeat patterns in Procreate before, but this is something new. I love making unusual patterns, and in my Adobe Illustrator classes I have taught how to create a scallop repeat pattern. This is a classic pattern type and once you break it down, it is not too difficult to accomplish. In this class, How to Produce a Repeat Scallop Pattern in Procreate, I plan to de-mystify the whole process.

In this class I’ll walk you through:

• my step-by-step method for making seamless scallop repeat patterns in Procreate
• how to create a re-usable template for the scallop design
• my workflow for use of layers and other great features like snapping and vertical symmetry
• fully seamless pattern creation
• methods for making changes after testing the pattern

If you’ve been doing all the other repeat pattern classes, you’ll be able to go through all the steps. This class will benefit anyone who wishes to simplify creation of repeat patterns and wants variety in their Procreate patterns.

The key concepts I will include:

• using a circle to create the initial scallop
• a look at the alignment and guides to help in the creation of a template
• approaches you can take in designing ideal scallops

This is an excellent skill for you to learn. Whether you are a fabric designer for sites like Spoonflower, or you create scrapbooking paper, cards, or whatever, this is a great option to learn about! Learning new Procreate workflows is always desirable. I guarantee you will create something really interesting, and once you have created a few of these repeats, you will see that it is now more difficult that producing a half-drop repeat.