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[edit] Overview

This quick little tutorial teaches a quick, easy, fun technique for creating brand new fabric fold textures. The resulting textures look a lot like silk or satin, and are great for making dresses, curtains, drapes, etc.

[edit] What you will need

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[edit] Prerequisites

As this is a "Toolbox Tutorial" designed to build on existing skills, it is not a beginner or basic tutorial. You will need to look at more basic clothing tutorials before you can attempt this technique.

[edit] Credit

Originally written by Tutorials-Photoshop - The original page is gone but these links cover the same style content.

[edit] Related Links

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