![]() Choose either the Fill or the Stroke Paint tab.Click Object > Fill and Stroke or Press Shift + Ctrl + F.Click Object > Pattern > Objects to Pattern or press Alt + I.Inkscape fills the stroke or fill with the pattern you selected. Click the down-arrow next to the Pattern Fill field and then select the fill you want. ![]() Click the Stroke Paint tab, if you want to apply a pattern to a stroke. Click the Fill tab if you want to apply a pattern to a fill.Click Object > Fill and Stroke or press Shift + Ctrl + F.Also, the name you give must not include spaces. However, it is not as straight forward as it should be and you have to be careful you get it right because you are actually modifying the code used to create your Inkscape image. You can, and perhaps should, change the name. When you create a pattern, Inkscape names it "pattern" followed by a number. You can use patterns as a stroke, or a fill, and you can move, rotate, and scale patterns. Inkscape takes what you have drawn and creates a grid. In fact, anything you draw can become a pattern. Inkscape comes with several very simple patterns (dots, stripes, checkerboard, etc.) and you can create your own. Author: Sharlie Last modified: November 27 2018Ī pattern is a design.
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