Folk Art Florals Series #3 | Intermediate Flowing Trailing Floral Pattern in Procreate

Join me for another trailing floral pattern tutorial in Procreate! This third video in the Folk Art Florals Series focuses on creating flowing lines and mixing your floral and critter stamps for unique, modern folk art designs using the diamond method. 💌 Free Colour Palette: https://rebeccaflaherty.com/the-patte... 🖌️ Stamp Brushes & Templates: https://beccaflaherty.etsy.com Share your creations in the Community tab and subscribe for weekly pattern-making tutorials! 💠 If you've never made diamond patterns in Procreate before then this video goes into a lot more detail and explains the why as well as the how:    • How to Make a Seamless Pattern in Procreat...   Want to have a go with a free trailing floral layout?    • Trailing Floral Pattern Tutorial for Procr...   🎁 Join the Pattern Maker's Toolkit for free https://rebeccaflaherty.com/the-patte... ☕️ Buy me a Coffee! https://ko-fi.com/rebeccaflaherty 🔗 Find out more on my website: https://rebeccaflaherty.com/folk-art-... 💡 Join me on Skillshare + get 30 days free! https://skl.sh/3FK9RF1 ✏️ MoKo Apple Pencil Grip: https://amzn.to/3U99Gdm (affiliate link!) Music licensed from Uppbeat Premium Get 3 tracks a month for free: https://share.uppbeat.io/lgnk8anx4ddk (affiliate link!) 🧑‍⚖️ All artwork ©Rebecca Flaherty 2026 In terms of copyright and licensing, I remain the copyright holder for the motifs and the patterns I am making in the videos, but you have my permission to sell whatever patterns you make using them in places like Spoonflower or Redbubble AS LONG AS YOU’VE MADE IT YOUR OWN IN SOME WAY BY CHANGING THE LAYOUT/ COLOURS/MOTIFS ❤️ Artwork that is a straight up copy of this tutorial may not be used commercially. Do bear in mind that you won’t be able to license it anywhere under any kind of exclusive terms because the motifs, the artwork within the patterns have been used first used here by me in this video and also will be used by multiple other artists as well as you and you could wind up in trouble if you’ve told your buyer they are buying an exclusive design and then they see those motifs in someone else’s art somewhere! © Rebecca Flaherty 2026