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A Step by Step Photoshop Tutorial for Creating Patterned Text

This Adobe Photoshop tutorial provides instructions on how to create custom, patterned text, a popular Photoshop text effect that enables you to apply an eye-catching pattern to your fonts.

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A Step by Step Photoshop Tutorial for Creating Patterned Text
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This Adobe Photoshop tutorial provides instructions on how to create custom, patterned text, a popular Photoshop text effect that enables you to apply an eye-catching pattern to your fonts.

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Patterned text is a popular Photoshop text effect that adds an eye-catching pattern to text. This tutorial provides stepwise instructions on creating candy cane and star-patterned text in Photoshop.

How to Create Candy Cane Text Effects

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1. Create a new page by pressing the [Control + N] keys on your keyboard.

2. Click on the text tool from the toolbar.

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3. Type in the text that you want to work with.

3. Rasterize the text. To do this, click Layer from the menu, select Rasterize and then click Type.

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4. Open the Layer Styles ( Click Layer and then Styles). Check the Drop Shadow option. Set the values as shown in the image below.

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5. Check the Bevel and Emboss option. Set the values as shown in the image below.

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6. Create a new layer. Draw a few red lines as shown in the image below.

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7. Select the text layer, and then select the background using Magic Wand.

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8. Select the layer with the red lines. Delete the selection.

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And you are done!

How to Create Star-patterned Text Effects

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1. Create a new page by pressing the [Control + N] keys on your keyboard.

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2. Use the text tool to type in the text that you want to work with.

3. Rasterize the text: click Layer from the menu, select Rasterize and then click Type.

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4. Open the Layer Styles (Click on Layer and then Styles). Check the Drop Shadow option. Set the values as shown in the image below.

5. Select the Gradient Overlay option

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5. Select the Bevel and Emboss option

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6. Duplicate the layer by clicking on Layer and then Duplicate Layer.

7. Select the duplicate layer and then open Layer Styles.

8. Modify the Gradient Overlay

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9. Select the Erase tool, and then set the hardness at 100%.

10. Select the star-shaped brush.

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And you are done!

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