FAQ

How is a piece made?

What makes a tile read as a tile is the repetition, not the draughtsmanship, so the program holds a catalogue of plain shapes, a set of ways to repeat them round a centre or across a grid, and a range every dial may move inside. One seed rolls all of it at once and draws a hundred tiles. Twenty-five of those go on the sheet, laid out by hand. The rest are thrown away.

What does a pack hold?

Each piece is sold as a download rather than as an object, so what arrives is the pattern itself and what you make of it is yours to decide.

Sheets

Twelve inches square at 300 DPI, laid out ready to cut or print

Tiles

Every tile on the sheet again on its own, 3000px square

Formats

PNG and SVG both. The SVGs hold shapes, so they scale with no size to run out of

Backgrounds

Tiles that carry one come again with it dropped, to lay over a colour of your own

Delivery

Instant download, in ZIP files. Nothing ships

What may I make with them?

Personal and commercial use both. Put a pattern on anything you sell, up to a thousand finished products, with no credit asked and no further fee. Print on demand counts: fabric, wallpaper, mugs, stationery, apparel, things for the house.

What you may not do is pass on the files themselves, changed or not, or fold them into another pack of clip art or digital paper. Selling past a thousand takes an unlimited licence, which stands in the shop on its own. The full terms ride inside every pack and sit on every listing.