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Grungy Tileable Vintage Patterns Part 4

Posted on 27. Jan, 2010
by WebTreats in Patterns, Textures

Today’s web treat is a free combo pack of high resolution 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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As always, all Photoshop Patterns, Photoshop Layer Styles, Photoshop Shapes, Photoshop Brushes, Psd’s, Icons, Textures and Web Elements on this site are free for personal and commercial use – no attribution necessary.

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21 Responses to “Grungy Tileable Vintage Patterns Part 4”

  1. RJ

    21. Apr, 2011

    Your vintage patterns are highly classy. Great use of colors and designs too, which fits the “vintage” theme. I do hope to see more and download these patterns as well.

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  2. Debbie

    08. Jun, 2011

    Wow! You’re truly spectacular! I’m very impressed with you patterns. I will download one of these patterns for sure…

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  3. Sam

    29. Jun, 2011

    Love the patterns! Visiting your site and seeing the new patterns is always a breath of fresh air. Thank you so much for continuing to share them with the world.

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  4. Rob

    03. Jul, 2011

    link is broken :S

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  5. Nic

    23. Aug, 2011

    Definitely going to use some of these in my designs and I’m having real fun browsing through all the goodies on this site. Glad I found it :-)

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  6. Joey

    02. Sep, 2011

    Some of these designs are wicked. After seeing these it has proved that I really need to push my designs forward :-)

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  7. Randy

    04. Sep, 2011

    I don’t really see how you do this. Then again, you might not understand how we use 5 axis machine tools to cut hardened steel for injection molds.
    In any case, they look great.

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  8. Jeff Summers

    01. Feb, 2012

    I really like this… They’ll make excellent rugs as well. I’m in house moving mode, so I’m keeping a lookout for pretty patterns. Thanks for this. Kick ass! :)

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  9. Amy Watson

    20. Feb, 2012

    I always love it when technology tries its best to imitate the ‘real thing’. Texture is surely one of those things that makes you feel at home. Thanks for sharing!

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  10. Ricky

    12. Jun, 2012

    Truly beautiful patterns.. thank you !!

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