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Clipping mask fills outline, not inside

Community Beginner ,
Dec 21, 2023 Dec 21, 2023

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Hi,

 

I'm coming back to PS after many (many) years away.   I have a number of shapes (not PS shapes, but pngs exported from a vector editing program) which I would like to fill with wooden texture backgrounds.

 

I've been through a number of tutorials that show how this should work, but when I do it the outline of my image gets filled with the image, not the inside.

 

pet-tags.png here is the 'shape' I want to fill, and blank.png is the texture I want to fill it with, but when I try I get the effect shown in filled-outline.png.

 

My ideal scenario is that I fill the shape with the wood texture and am then able ot remove the black outline from the pet-tags.png.

 

Can anyone help?

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Community Expert , Dec 21, 2023 Dec 21, 2023

Hi

First fill the shape with any color (white OK)

Capture d’écran 2023-12-21 à 21.29.25.png

Then use the wood picture as a pattern and add a pattern overlay to the picture and a stroke

Capture d’écran 2023-12-21 à 21.33.29.png

But the size is very very small and it would be better to have a larger wood image to make the pattern (since you always can reduce it) in order not to get a repeated squares filling.

Also it would be better to have a little extra margin around the shape

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Dec 21, 2023 Dec 21, 2023

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Hi

First fill the shape with any color (white OK)

Capture d’écran 2023-12-21 à 21.29.25.png

Then use the wood picture as a pattern and add a pattern overlay to the picture and a stroke

Capture d’écran 2023-12-21 à 21.33.29.png

But the size is very very small and it would be better to have a larger wood image to make the pattern (since you always can reduce it) in order not to get a repeated squares filling.

Also it would be better to have a little extra margin around the shape

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Dec 21, 2023 Dec 21, 2023

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That's wonderful.  Thank you @didiermazier for taking the time to help!

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