Pencil Pattern

Pencil Pattern

 Today I made a pencil pattern using Adobe Illustrator. I was able to follow the instructions using the knowledge of technology.

 Here is how to make a Pencil Pattern:
1. Getting an Image (file>place in Illustrator)
2. Making a pattern and the shape (object>pattern>make)
a. Click on Object
b. Go to Pattern
c. Then Make
d. Click on OK and done
e. Click on shape and then you draw it



Comments

  1. swbutler27 November 2016 at 23:52

    Great! Well done. I shall look forward to seeing the results of your own pattern designs. Have you decided what kind of patterns you will make? Steve

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  2. Unknown28 November 2016 at 01:36

    Yes, next I'm going to do a pattern of a pen.

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