Secret Formula Repeat Plaids and Twills - Create a Tactile Textile Look the Fastest Technique Ever
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Hello and welcome to Secret Formula Repeat Plaids and Twills.  You will not believe how quick this is; quick and simple. I think this is the shortest class I have produced. In this class you will learn how Tartan or Plaid Patterns originated with ancient clans to represent their tribes. We will talk about the entire history of plaid and when it made it to North America. We'll look at traditional plaids, and then I will show you  that by updating colors and shapes you are able to create modern and trendy new plaids. In this class, you will learn how to create a simple tartan or plaid pattern as well as learning how to create a twill weave that gives your plaid such a tactile quality.

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