Hey, Reader!

Remember March 26th?

I posted on IG asking which mockups you wanted me to add to PatternPAL, and I promised that whatever you told me, I'd build.

You answered. I wrote down every single product. And then I got to work.

Today, I'm keeping that promise.

23 new mockups just went live in PatternPAL. That's 29 total now.

Tea towels (folded AND hanging). Baby onesie. Two Girls' dresses. Boys' pajamas. Boys' swim trunks. Kids' one-piece swimsuit. Apron. Throw pillow. Picnic blanket. Curtains. Duvet cover. Two ceramic mug angles. Wrapping paper (gift box AND roll). Gift bag. Entry wallpaper. Nursery wallpaper. Silk scarf. Men's tie. Men's dress shirt. Women's blouse. Phone case. Desk mat. Tote bag. A5 journal, and Fabric swatch.

Click any of them. Your pattern. On the product. In 60 seconds.

New this round? You can now drag each mockup to position the pattern exactly where you want it on the product. No more default placement that crops your hero motif off the edge of the tea towel. You move it. You nail it. You export it.
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Here's the part I'm most excited about. Every single mockup and social export now carries YOUR logo.

Upload your logo. Size slider. Opacity slider. Lands bottom-center on every export. Baked into the file at full resolution before it ever leaves your browser.

So, when someone screenshots your Instagram pin? Your actual logo goes with it. Not a generic text watermark. The same logo on your shop, your business cards, and your IG profile.

Here's the thing. I built this because I AM a surface pattern designer. Ten years in. I've watched my students post pattern previews on Instagram with zero attribution and get their work lifted within the hour. I've been there myself. That stops now. Your patterns. Your logo. Your work.

PatternPAL isn't built by a tech company guessing what designers need. It's built by one of us.

And the mockups are just one piece of what you get.

The same $7.99/mo subscription gives you:

• Easyscale Export: batch-export your tile at any size from 2" to 24" (custom sizes too), in PNG, JPG, or TIFF, at 300 DPI. What used to take 3 hours in Photoshop takes 60 seconds.
• Pattern Fill Export: marketplace-ready 12×12" digital papers at 300 DPI for Cricut, Silhouette, Etsy, Creative Fabrica. Auto-fixes Silhouette's white grid line bug. Correct DPI metadata baked in.
• Social Media Export: every platform size (Instagram post, IG portrait, Story/Reel/TikTok, Pinterest pin, Facebook cover) in one click, with your logo and an optional product mockup overlay.
• Seam Inspector: full-screen 800% zoom on every seam intersection. Catch broken seams BEFORE you submit 50 yards to print.
• Contrast, Color Harmony & Composition Analysis: "Learn More" tutorials baked in so you understand the WHY behind every score. You become a better designer with every pattern you test.
• Half Drop/Half Brick to Full Drop conversion: for the POD sites that only accept Full Drop tiles.

And the part I will say loud every single time:

No AI ever touches your art. No uploads. No cloud storage. No server-side processing. No training data. Your pattern files are processed entirely in your browser, on YOUR computer. The exact opposite of every other "creative tool" on the market right now.

You're paying for the one tool that does the surface-design-specific work the other tools refuse to do. Built by one of us. Run on your machine. Never on someone else's server.

If you're already on Pro: Log in. Go play. The new mockups are sitting in your dashboard right now.

​Open PatternPAL Pro →

If you're still on the free plan: Start your 3-day Pro trial. Run your patterns through every single new mockup. Export them watermarked. Post them. See what your work actually looks like on a duvet cover before you commit to anything.

​Start 3-Day Pro Trial →

Three days. Full Pro access. $7.99/mo after.

Real talk on what that gets you compared to what's already on your hard drive:

• Photoshop: $22.99/mo. Does everything. Designed for nobody specifically. You still spend 3 hours batch-exporting tiles.
• Placeit.net: $14.95/mo. Big mockup library, but the mockups aren't surface-design specific; you can't test seamless repeats, and your artwork lives on their servers.
• Canva Pro: $14.99/mo. Pretty mockups, but they're not surface-design specific, and your patterns get uploaded to their servers.
• PatternPAL Pro: $7.99/mo. Built for one job (testing and exporting seamless patterns) by a working surface pattern designer who licenses to fabric companies, big-box retailers, and small boutiques and mom-and-pop shops all over the world. Nothing leaves your browser.

Less than the Photoshop add-on you don't use. Less than half of Placeit. And it actually does the surface-design-specific job none of them will do.

P.S. The thing nobody mentions about mockups? Buyers don't buy flat pattern tiles. They buy the vision of the tile on a thing. A throw pillow tells a story. A naked tile does not. Now you have 29 stories to tell, with your logo on every one.