Creating even the simplest repeating patterns in Illustrator can be time consuming. But knowing a couple of simple tricks can significantly reduce the time required. In this short tutorial we’re going to explore and use the Blend tool to quickly create a background made with ‘repeating’ elements. This method makes it easy and can save you a lot of time.
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