SM Patch on Cloth

It is quiet intersting tutorial, you will really enjoy it.

1. Take a new file with 560 x 400 px size, RGB color mode and 72 resolution.

2. Fill the layer with #95730b color, like:

2. Press D to bring Black and white color back, then press X to exchange their positions, now run the command Filter > Distort > Diffuse Glow and give the following settings:

you will get this result:

3. Again press D to bring Default Black and white colors in Foreground and background color palette. Press Ctrl+J to duplicate this layer and run the command, Filter >> Brush Strokes >> Ink Outlines, give the following settings:

you will get something like this:

4. Goto Layer Panel and Change layer mode to Darken and set opacity to 40% up.

5. Create a new layer, after that pick Gradient Tool  and a Black to Transparent gradient, fill in the work area as on picture below:

6. Pick Horizontal Type tool  and write your desire text having any color, I’m here using white, and I’m writing S-M (StunningMesh):

7. While still keeping Horizontal Type tool on, click on Warped Text  icon on the top Property panel, give the following settings:

Text should look like this:

8. Now run the command, Layer >> Layer Style >> Pattern Overlay and give the following settings:

9. In layer panel, right click on Text layer and chose Rasterize layer, then press Ctrl+U, or run the command Image >> Adjustment >> Hue/Saturation, give the following settings:

Text will look like this:

10. Pick Eraser tool  and chose the following brush:

and erase some parts of S-M like show below:

11. Now run the command Layer >> Layer Style >> Drop Shadow and give the following settings:

you will get this look:

12. Now run the command Layer >> Layer Style >> Outerglow and give the following settings:

you will get this look:

13. Create new layer, Pick Brush tool  with 2 px size, chose any color and draw Stiches like shown below:

14. Now run the command Layer >> Layer Style >> Drop Shadow and give the following settings:

15. Don’t hit Ok, just click on Outer Glow and give the following settings:

16. Again don’t click on Ok, just click on Color Overlay and give the following settings: (I’ve used color #edd365)

Here is the final result:

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