Knitting pattern looks for texts and pictures

Knitting pattern textures for images and texts as Photoshop smart objects

Pixel look meets knitted chic style: Load your image into the smart object, add lettering if required - Photoshop converts both into rough pixel graphics and automatically places stitches on top. "Knitted with a hot needle" means here: You immediately achieve a modern knitted pattern look!

Photoshop Smart Objects for textures in knitted pattern look with three stitch sizes
Your images and lettering will be automatically pixelated and meshed
Create woolly banners or congratulatory images in the trendy pixel look

Automatically to blissfully woolly pictures? That's exactly the right stitch! Get the smart objects, sit back and let them knit your pictures for you.

Details

Usable with:
content: 3 Assets/Templates
Licence: private and commercial Rights of use

Examples of use

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Example: Wrap this year's Christmas greeting in a warm and cozy robe.
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Example: Whether just an image, just text or a combination: create your knitting pattern look!
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Example: The smart objects generate the knitting pattern textures automatically.
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Example: Design banners, greeting cards and social media images with a knitted effect.
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Example: Create a special photo gift.

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Photoshop instructions: How to create your knitted look with smart objects

Whether text or image - with our smart objects you can create a modern knitted look in no time at all. To do this, open the PSD file with the desired stitch size (40, 60 or 80 px). Then fill the smart objects for the text and the image with your content. Now all you have to do is save, Photoshop will do the rest. Matthias Petri explains exactly how to proceed in this instruction video.

Knitting pattern textures for images, texts, and shapes as Photoshop smart objects

Photoshop smart objects for a knitted look (stitches: 40 px)

You love it automated? This is just the trick for you! Use Photoshop Smart Objects to create woolly knitted textures that automatically fit your text and images. Fill the first Smart Object with your image, then add lettering to the second if required. Photoshop converts both into rough pixel graphics and applies the knitted look. The stitches in this PSD file have a size of 40 pixels.

Photoshop smart objects for a knitted look (stitches: 60 px)

Use the Photoshop smart objects to create knitted textures that fit your text and images as if by magic. Fill the first smart object with your image, then fill the second with lettering if required. Photoshop converts both into rough pixel graphics and applies the knitted look. The stitches in this PSD file have a size of 60 pixels.

Photoshop smart objects for a knitted look (stitches: 80 px)

Photoshop Smart Objects for woolly knitted textures that nestle against your text and images as if by magic: Fill one Smart Object with your image and, if required, the second with lettering. Photoshop converts both into rough pixel graphics and applies the knitted look. The stitches in this PSD file have a size of 80 pixels.

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Go for the wool: simply apply knitted textures to images and lettering
Knit your images and text into woolly textures - it's easy with these Smart Objects!

Fill smart objects - Photoshop does the rest

First select whether you want the meshes to have a width of 40, 60 or 80 pixels . Then insert your image into the first Smart Object so that it appears shortly afterwards as the finest coarse-grained pixel graphic. If required, prepare your lettering in the second smart object, which will then also be automatically displayed in blocky pixels. The Photoshop smart objects then knit in the stitches - and your knitting pattern look is ready!

Knitting patterns for woolly greetings, special social media images and banners

The knitting pattern textures are of course particularly suitable for the winter season to send your loved ones a woolly, warm and fuzzy greeting. Simply prepare your Christmas card with a knitted look. It looks great - and also works for many other occasions, for example if you want to knit something eye-catching for social media or your blog.