Canvas Seamless Texture

[Wes]

Alright this being my first post I’ll introduce myself. My name is Wes I am a 19 year old free lance web designer (small time stuff still learning). I have some general CSS knowledge and HTML knowledge.

Alright down to the question. I’m not sure this is the right section to post this in but here it goes.

I am looking for a repeating canvas texture or a tutorial to make one. I’ve tried to make one, and then tried using an actual texture. http://www.wesascolese.com/ this is the real texture. I’m not sure how to attack this problem and the one seamless repeating texture, but it looks awful and non realistic.

I hope this all made sense for some reason my power over words is lacking today.

-Wes

[apostrophe]

There are lots of tutorials on the web, here’s a nice simple one http://www.viddler.com/explore/TestFreaks/videos/261/308.623/

[Wes]

Incredibly helpful thanks so much. I was familiar with the clone stamp and tools like it but the filter is what helped. Thanks a million Apostrophe.

-Wes

[Anonymous]

How should I clean the white canvas on my wedge shoes? I just bought a new pair of white canvas wedge shoes. The actual wedge part isn’t canvas but the top part is and so is the area where my toes are. Does that make sense? I know they are going to get dirty fast so I was wondering how I should clean them? Thanks.

[Rob MacKay]

Oh that is classic – I love it! :D

[EamonnMac]

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