fabric patterns
Cloth surface motifs
Fabric patterns are the repeating decorative designs printed, woven, or otherwise applied to textiles.
Common patterns include stripes, polka dots, plaid, paisley, floral, gingham, houndstooth, and chevron.
Pattern names often derive from their origins: tartan from Scottish clan traditions, toile from French scenic prints.
When choosing fabric, pattern scale matters—large patterns overwhelm small projects, while tiny patterns can read as solid from a distance.
- kenteGhanaian ceremonial woven cloth
- damaskReversible figured fabric
- jacquardElaborate patterned woven textile
- chevronV-shaped line or symbol
- tartanPatterned clan fabric
glen plaid · mudcloth · brocade · batik · toile · bandhani · tie dye · block print · floral · camouflage · gingham · houndstooth · chintz · paisley · herringbone · ikat · plaid · buffalo check
- patternspattern, chevron, geometric pattern, stripes, plaid
- craft bookscard making, hand stitching, woodworking plans, craft kits, craft magazines
- upholsteryfoam, padding, stuffing, tufting, welting
- textilescotton, wool, silk, thread, yarn
- costumecostume design, costume ball, costume sketches, costume jewelry, theatrical costumes
- window treatmentscurtain, blinds, sheers, shades, shutters
fabric patternsunpatterned
Lacking repeated design
flat color · solid · monochrome · blank · monochromatic