Secret of Photoshop texture pieces (linen texture)

Cloth Research (1)--flax texture

Today we are going back to our point, the texture came up. Starting from this section, we begin to look at the various fabrics that are common in life.

Well, let's try the linen fabric!
1. Press D to set Photoshop to the default color, new file, 250x250pixel.
2. Select Filter->noise->add Noise, Parameters: Amount=135,gaussian mode, do not have to select mono items.
3.filter->brush stroke->crosshatch,stroke length= 21, select the menu Image->adjust->auto level to darken the image.

4. Set a more complex gradient effect, you can refer to figure one, the color configuration used from left to start is rbg=184:149:0, 85:44:9,245:207:46,117:60:12,184:149:0,85:44:9, 36:22:14,85:44:9, 85:44:9,245:207:46,85:44:9, 245:207:46,85:44:9. Save this setting as golden, and we'll probably use it a lot later.
5. Create a new layer, select the Gradient tool, and select Golden mode, pull a gradient from the upper-left corner of the image to the lower right corner, as shown in Figure Ii.

6. Select Filter->distord->wave and set the parameter to: Type=square, number of generators=25,wavelength:min=4,max=999, Amplitude= 23:174,scale:horiz=100%,vert=100%, Undefined Areas=wrap Around, the final results are shown in Figure three.

7.image->adjust->hue/saturation, the saturation is increased by 100.
8. Change the layer mode to color.
9. Copy the current layer and set the new layer mode to hard Light.
10. Choose Filter->stylize->emboss,angle=37,height=3, amount=167%.
11. Select Image->duplicate and select merged Layers only.
12. In the new file, copy the background layer, select Filter->blur->motionblur, angel=0,amount=110.
13. Reduce the current level of transparency to 84%.
14. Copy the current layer, select EDIT->TRANSFORM->ROTATE90CW, and change the layer mode to lighten. The final results are shown in Figure four.

Here, I just show the idea of making this texture, if you have a different view of the final color and the density of the texture, just use a different parameter in the appropriate steps.