r/Textile_Design
[FOR HIRE] Textile & Surface Pattern Designer | Seamless Repeats, Print Design, Fabric
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Hey! 👋 I'm a freelance textile and surface pattern designer with expertise in creating original, commercialnready patterns for fashion, home decor and lifestyle brands.
If you need someone who understands repeat structures, colorways and print-ready file delivery I'm your person.
What I specialize in:
- Seamless repeat patterns
- Surface pattern design for fabric & wallpaper
- Print design for apparel & accessories
- Pattern collections with multiple colorways
- Trend-based & custom seasonal designs
Industries I work with:
👗 Fashion & apparel brands
🧵 Fabric manufacturers & suppliers
🏠 Wallpaper & home decor companies
🛍️ POD businesses & Etsy sellers
📦 Packaging & stationery brands
Deliverables:
✅ 100% original custom designs
✅ Print-ready files (PNG, SVG, AI)
✅ Full commercial license
✅ Multiple colorways on request
✅ Revisions included
✅ Fast turnaround
DM me with your project brief, style references or mood board and let's get started.
Here is my portfolio : https://www.behance.net/amatulhasin
u/unseenhaseen — 4 days ago
I was not aware to this event! Are you familiar with it?
This is super exiting to anyone who loves embroidery, textile crafts and arts.
u/EmbroideryCircle — 5 days ago
Which cashmere beanie colour would you actually wear? 🧶
We’ve been working on different colourways for our 100% cashmere beanies, and I’d genuinely love some feedback.
Which colour would you pick for winter? 👀
Made from premium cashmere with a focus on softness, warmth and simple, timeless design.
https://www.theloompeak.com/
#Cashmere #Beanie #WinterFashion #MensFashion #WomensFashion #SlowFashion
u/TheLoomPeak — 6 days ago
Help me find my boyfriend’s childhood pillowcase 🥹
My boyfriend is turning 28, and I’m trying to surprise him by recreating his childhood baby pillowcase that was really special to him.
Unfortunately, he no longer has the original pillowcase, but I was able to find these photos of both sides of it. One side has a pastel abstract/geometric print and the reverse has a repeating vertical stripe pattern.
My first choice would be to somehow find the exact vintage pillowcase or fabric. But if that’s impossible, I’d love to find someone who can recreate these two patterns from the photos and have them printed onto soft fabric.
It doesn’t necessarily have to be a pillowcase — I actually think turning the recreated fabric into a small, super-soft double-sided blanket/throw could be an even better birthday gift.
I’m in NYC and would love recommendations for textile designers, fabric printers, seamstresses, or anyone who does this kind of sentimental recreation. ❤️
u/CulturalPlankton4380 — 8 days ago
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The Impossible to Find Fabric
This fabric has captured my mind, heart, body, and soul — HOW IS IT THAT IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND. I looked for similar fabrics, but the best I could find was “metallic liquid satin” and it just doesn’t look the same.
Does anyone have any ideas on what this could possibly be?
u/Speaker-Aromatic — 9 days ago
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The Impossible to Find Fabric
This fabric has captured my mind, heart, body, and soul — HOW IS IT THAT IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND. I looked for similar fabrics, but the best I could find was “metallic liquid satin” and it just doesn’t look the same.
Does anyone have any ideas on what this could possibly be?
u/Speaker-Aromatic — 9 days ago
Looking for advice from CMF designers — where should I start?
Hi everyone! I’m a 3rd-year Textile Design student and I’m seriously interested in moving into CMF (Colour, Material & Finish) Design, especially for automotive and consumer products.
My background is mainly in textiles, materials, colour and surface exploration, but I’m quite new to the broader CMF industry. I want to start from the basics and build the right skills rather than randomly learning software.
I’d really appreciate advice from people currently working in CMF:
- What should I learn first as a beginner?
- What fundamentals should I focus on?
- Which software is actually important for a student?
- How much 3D/CAD knowledge is expected from an intern?
- What should a good student CMF portfolio contain?
- Are there any free courses, tutorials, books or resources you'd recommend?
- How can I use my textile background as an advantage in CMF?
- If you were starting again as a student, what would you learn in your first 6 months?
I’m hoping to eventually land a CMF internship, so practical advice, resources and portfolio tips would be really helpful.
Thanks!
u/Dull-Broccoli2257 — 10 days ago
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What Would Be the Best Way To Go About Designing These Prints?
What would be the best way to go about designing these prints (only talking about the print and not the embroidery)? Should I go the traditional tie-dye print route or digital printing? If so, how do I replicate the randomness in these patterns? Please keep in mind that I am not a textile designer by any means but I want to understand what I should ask for. Thank you very much!
u/AromaticRooster3054 — 11 days ago
Looking for A Gp ( Graduation Project ) in Mumbai
I am a final Year Textile Design student Looking for a Brand Based in Mumbai for my GP, More Specifically in Embroidery/ Embellishments based work Any one who have prior experiences or any leads can please share their Experiences with the brands they worked with it’ll be really helpful ~
u/Tinkertales — 12 days ago
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I painted on a T-shirt using fabric paint. How should I fix it?
Hi everyone!
I saw a video on TikTok where someone painted on a T-shirt, and I really liked the idea, so I tried it myself. However, the video didn’t explain how to fix the paint afterward. I tested whether it would come off with water, and unfortunately, a lot of it came off even though it only got slightly wet. I feel like if I washed it, the whole design would probably disappear.
I read that you’re supposed to iron it to set the paint, but many people said that didn’t help. For those who have done this before, how did you fix the paint? And how should I wash it so that it doesn’t come out?
Thank you!
u/_j4zzz__ — 14 days ago