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Marimekko Unikko pattern
Marimekko Unikko pattern
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Marimekko Unikko pattern. Recolor your own version!
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Pattern at the wall in original colors
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Suitable for carpets, table clothes and seating coverings also
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Freshy green fits also in kitchen!
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A few more color options in a marathon rug
Created by matrixx
Uploaded: 19th Jun 2009 at 6:48 PM
Hi!
As I like very much Finnish Marimekko design, I decided to try out pattern creation for Sims 3. Here is the result, a Sims 3 pattern of maybe the most known Marimekko design "Unikko" Marimekko Unikko
The pattern has 4 separate adjustable color channels. At default, it's provided with white, brown, peach and black, as in one of the original fabrics. You can find the pattern from themed section in the game.
Pattern has white borders, like it's original model, but it tiles vertically, as you can see on the attached screenshots.
The patterns most likely will be suitable for a little bit larger areas like beddings, carpets and wallpapers, but the use cases are endless.
I hope you like it and figure out new kinds of ways to use the patterns as I did
Additional Credits:
Thanks Delphy for providing your Pattern Packager, as none of this could be possible without it! Thanks also for you and HystericalParoxysm for the great tutorial
As I like very much Finnish Marimekko design, I decided to try out pattern creation for Sims 3. Here is the result, a Sims 3 pattern of maybe the most known Marimekko design "Unikko" Marimekko Unikko
The pattern has 4 separate adjustable color channels. At default, it's provided with white, brown, peach and black, as in one of the original fabrics. You can find the pattern from themed section in the game.
Pattern has white borders, like it's original model, but it tiles vertically, as you can see on the attached screenshots.
The patterns most likely will be suitable for a little bit larger areas like beddings, carpets and wallpapers, but the use cases are endless.
I hope you like it and figure out new kinds of ways to use the patterns as I did
Additional Credits:
Thanks Delphy for providing your Pattern Packager, as none of this could be possible without it! Thanks also for you and HystericalParoxysm for the great tutorial