Creating your own wallpaper design with a seamless repeatable pattern That checkered background means that it’s transparent, which means that you can layer the different floral elements on top of and around each other without having to worry about backgrounds getting in the way. For example, when you open up an individual file, it’ll look like this in your editing software… These sets come as a bundle of individual files, and they’re all saved as. The sets I bought also came with several pre-made bouquets, borders, and repeatable backgrounds. For example, the Forest Queen package comes with these elements… When you purchase these, they come as a package of individual graphics. And then I opened up my photo editing software and started playing around with my favorite flowers. I bought this Forest Queen set, and this Clementine set. I finally narrowed down my purchase to two sets of watercolor flowers and fillers by the same artist, Charushella. I just searched for “watercolor flowers” and found loads of options. They have all kind of things like fonts, photos and graphics that can be used to create an endless number of items. So I decided to head to my favorite online source for creative elements - a site called Creative Market. And while I’m sure that either my mom or I could do the watercolor artwork for wallpaper I envision, neither of us really has time to do that right now.

I’ve shown y’all before how to turn a very simple acrylic painting into a repeatable wallpaper design, but that’s not what I want for my studio. See what I mean about an explosion of flowers? 😀 There are no precious little bouquets of flowers on that wall!

Simple website wallpaper