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PS Embroidery texture or action

Community Beginner ,
Dec 09, 2016 Dec 09, 2016

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In my current postion I have to make apparel proofs with screen printing and embroidery. I would like to find a texture that simulates embroidery....

Any thoughts?

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Dec 09, 2016 Dec 09, 2016

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I have an old video on youtube for running a brush on a path to look like embroidery. The techniques are exactly the same today.

How to Run a Brush on a Path in Photoshop - YouTube

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Thanks. This will definately come in handy for some projects but I need something to make an entire logo look like its been embroidered. Think Nike or another well known logo that is embroidered into the clothing, that's the type of effect I need.

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You could try making your own. Do the treads go every which way? I'm thinking scan in or take a picture of the embroidery, and make several versions of gray scale - light, medium and dark. Then you can use it as a texture overlay in a style and put color on top... Sounds really complicated.

I just looked for a pic to show you... stitching on all of the images is so different. I don't think it would look real...

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Yeah, that's the problem. Sometimes I can use the stitchouts and put a mask on them but some are really detailed and not alwyas the correct color.

Thanks for your help.

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