Today’s web treat is a free combo pack of large (740px * 740px) seamless Grungy Vintage textures in .jpg format as well as a corresponding Photoshop tileable pattern (.pat) set.
Download the Free Tileable Grungy Vintage Photoshop Pattern Set & JPGs Textures Below.
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17 Responses to “Grungy Tileable Vintage Patterns Part 2”
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09. Nov, 2009
Very nice designs. Thanks for the share. very nice.
Lita
10. Nov, 2009
You’re very welcome!
Jessica
25. May, 2011
If you scroll down through the images quickly, you get this weird effect on your eyes. I think it has something to do with the same pattern but different colors. Useless trivia, I know. But it is kind of cool.
Roy
01. Jul, 2011
The darker ones would fit as a portfolio background; the brighter ones would make good wallpapers in artistic creations.
sean
20. Jul, 2011
Wow…those images make my eyes strain. The dark ones ok though.
John Lassar
11. Aug, 2011
Thanks for the patterns. I’ve always been a retro junkie of sorts. Don’t know why, it just is. Somehow I’ve always imagined that “The Honeymooners” show, that was on way back before my time, would have had a pattern like the one above on their linoleum kitchen floor.
Larry Dunn
17. Aug, 2011
That next-to-last one is SO much like a kitchen floor I had in my first apartment. Thanks for the patterns. I didn’t download that one — hey it wasn’t the best time of my life — but just love the dark gray and black one so took it to play with.
Thanks!
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24. Aug, 2011
The designs remind me of home. I don’t know why.
Wood Garage Doors
13. Oct, 2011
Love these colors, very nice!
Ron
20. Nov, 2011
Yeah, like they said, super cool. I like the pattern size, fits the backgrounds of my sites with no image break.
Allen
26. Dec, 2011
I may be late to finding this, but no less appreciative! Thank you for these bgs. I have use for one right now, today, plus my mind is already racing with a bunch of other potential uses for them. Really impressed with these!
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