How to make confetti dot patterns in Photoshop (2 Ways)


Have you ever wanted to learn how to make confetti dot patterns in Photoshop?

You'll love this mini e-course! I show you step-by-step in 3 video tutorials 2 different ways to make your own dot patterns.

You can then use the patterns to create things like:

  • Printables
  • Digital paper
  • Fabric
  • Stationery
  • Wall art (printed and digital)
  • Homewares
  • Etc!


Course Curriculum


  First Section
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This mini e-course is from my ecourse: How to make patterns in Photoshop and monetize your designs where I'll teach you:

PART 1: STEP-BY-STEP PATTERN TUTORIALS including:
- How to make repeating patterns
- How to make dots & polka dots
- 3 Different ways to make chevrons
- How to make a herringbone pattern
- Creating an up and down pattern
- Using 1 shape to make 5 different patterns (all in under 10 minutes!)
- How to make stripes
- Gingham
- Checkerboard pattern
- Sunray
- Heart patterns
- Wavy patterns
- Quatrefoil
- Diamond, grid and lattice patterns
- Stars
- Confetti dot
- How to make a pattern with words
- How to make a pattern with words using the circle text tool
- Repeating triangles/bunting pattern
- Using the line tool
- Combining 2 patterns to create 1 pattern
- Using angles to add interest to your designs
- Using clipart (and other pre-made graphics) to make patterns

PART 2: CREATING DIFFERENT COLORWAYS FOR YOUR DESIGNS
- How to make a pattern overlay white
- 3 quick colors variations of the one pattern -using the same colors
- How to make multi-colored patterns (with as many colors as you like!) (5 methods)
- How to quickly make pastel patterns
- 3 Different ways to create ombre patterns

PART 3: HOW TO MAKE PATTERN COLLECTIONS
- Where to Start (and printable worksheets!)
- Types of Pattern Collections
- Other things to consider when creating pattern collections
- How many patterns should be in a collection?
- What page/template size should I use? And how to resize a pattern
- How to Choose Colors, Color Combinations (plus my favorite color inspiration tools)
- How to Make a Color Chart (plus a video tutorial)
- How to quickly make rainbow coloured digital paper packs
- What file format should you use? (Preparing your files for sale)
- Creating Preview Images for Your Products

PART 4: HOW TO USE THE PATTERNS YOU MAKE
- 100 Ways to use your pattern designs
- How to create a product on Zazzle using your designs (and a video tutorial)

PART 5: SPEEDING UP YOUR WORKFLOW
- My Designer Resources eBook (where I share all my favorite resources & secrets!)
- How to save a ton of $$$ when buying designer resources
- BONUS: My Email Swipe Files (including how to ask for a discount!)
- Types of licences (and which one to look for when buying resources)
- Where to find and how to use actions to quickly create digital patterns (plus a video tutorial)
- Batching Repeat Tasks
- Organizing Your Ideas, Workflow, Digital Files, Naming & Backing Up Files (Plus video tutorial on how to back up Photoshop files)

PART 6: MONETIZING YOUR PATTERN DESIGNS
- Setting a price for your designs (plus pricing custom orders)
- How to bundle your products for maximum profits
- How to make preview images for bundles (2 different ways) (video tutorials)
- The Art of the Upsell
- Choosing Terms of Use & Licencing For Your Products & Copyrights
- Where to Sell Your Patterns
- Choosing an instant download file delivery service (so you can make money on auto-pilot!)
- How to set up instant downloads for digital products (when selling via Etsy)
- Choosing product categories, writing product descriptions, essential information your website or - Etsy shop needs (plus detailed video tutorial)
- Should you accept custom orders & rush orders?
- How to create a subscription for your products
- Using your patterns to create fabric

If you'd like to upgrade and enroll in How to make patterns in Photoshop and monetize your designs CLICK HERE

About Your Teacher:

Hey there! I’m Rachael, a 20-something Aussie addicted to graphic design. I became obsessed with making organization pintables 3 years ago, but struggled to find pretty patterns to add to my designs. So I self-taught myself how to make patterns in Photoshop. I now have 2 Etsy shops:AllAboutTheHouse where I sell organization printables and PaperCravings, where I sell digital paper. I hope this ecourse saves you the hours of frustration I spent figuring out how to make chevron patterns in Photoshop!

I can be contacted at [email protected]

Frequently Asked Questions


Software Requirements
The tutorials in this ecourse were made in Photoshop version CS6. I cannot guarantee they will work with other versions of Photoshop. You acknowledge that it is your responsibility to check what version of Photoshop you are using and that it is compatible with Photoshop CS6. I have included a FREE sample tutorial (scroll up to the ‘curriculum’ section of this webpage to watch it!) so you can see if your version of Photoshop is compatible. If you don’t already own Photoshop, it costs only $9.99/month or you can download a free 30-day trial here: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html
I don't know how to use Photoshop
No problem! You don't need any prior experience using Photoshop . I'll show you step-by-step how to make your own dot patterns!
When does the course start and finish?
This is a self-paced online course - you will receive immediate access to the ENTIRE ecourse after your enroll. If you enroll now, you can have your first dot pattern created with an hour! You can access the course as many times as you want. You can pause, rewind and re-watch the tutorials as many times as you need.
How long do I have access to the course?
Lifetime access!
What if I am unhappy with the course?
Unfortunately due to the digital nature of the ecourse, NO REFUNDS will be given under any circumstances - serious buyers only please. If you have any questions please contact me via [email protected] BEFORE purchasing and I will get back to you A.S.A.P (I usually reply to emails within 24hrs - note that I am located in Australia - when it is 10am in L.A. it is 3am here!)

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