Seamless patterns · Digital papers · Commercial licence

Wild Little Designs Seamless patterns for fabric, print and making

180 original repeat designs across 70 listings, from Christmas folk and nursery prints to mudcloth and moody florals. Most tiles are 3600 x 3600 px at 300 DPI, and every listing includes a commercial use licence.

The collections, one stretch of cloth each

End of the bolt

Every design is a tile that repeats forever

Pick one, then print it on fabric, gift wrap, journals or anything you make and sell.

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How buying works

  1. 1

    Pick a pattern

    Browse the catalogue here and open any design to see every tile and mockup.

  2. 2

    Buy on Etsy

    Select Buy on Etsy to check out securely with Etsy's payments and buyer protection.

  3. 3

    Download straight away

    Your pattern files and licence are ready in your Etsy purchases the moment you pay.

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Questions

What is a seamless pattern?

A seamless pattern is a square tile whose edges match, so copies placed side by side join with no visible line. You can repeat it across fabric, wallpaper or gift wrap at any size.

What files do I get?

Most patterns are 3600 x 3600 px PNG files at 300 DPI (12 x 12 in), and a few larger bundles come as high-quality JPG files in ZIP folders. Every listing says exactly what's included, and each comes with a commercial licence.

Can I sell products made with the patterns?

Yes. Every listing includes a commercial licence for products you make and sell, and on most listings the small business licence covers up to 500 units per pattern. You can't resell or share the digital files themselves. Each listing states its exact terms.

How do I buy?

Every pattern is sold through our Etsy shop. Choose a pattern here, select Buy on Etsy, and check out securely. Your files are ready to download from your Etsy purchases straight away.

Will the colours match my print?

Colours can look different on screen, fabric and paper. Print a small test sample first, especially for fabric.