Small Delft Tiles
I made these a while ago, and didn't upload them right away, because they're a bit blurry close up, and I haven't been able to correct that; but I've been using them a lot and thought others might enjoy them anyway. They look very realistic from a little distance.
They have their own beveled edges/grout, so they will look like tile whether you use them on a tile material wall or floor (like the tile wall in the first pic), or on another surface (like the countertop). (Some tile patterns look like linoleum if you put them on a non-tile surface.)
The pattern has three channels: background, foreground, and grout. They're in the Tiles and Mosaic sort.
Additional Credits:
Delphy, HP, and the pattern creation community for all the great work
Sri_DelftTile.rar
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