The background pattern I used is from Squidfingers, and since he is kind enough to offer 158 patterns for free, asking only for a shout-out in return, here it is. They're mostly really great, and I'm sure I'll make use of some more in the future.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiIuQhAlA2R5pAtlVWWyqX1QtVy9io_pFNriXxT2IOZ_t4M2CQJv52X2m0r6OkYWwvTL7DMBBt2xQ4pl9kBcrJXfDvIdMQaJMCRM8B7WzsPy_g1OB-D8LPIOW0B1uZPiV6ltPELwE4nocI/s320/wallpaper-60s-70s-yellow-orange-floral-circular-pattern-design-on-wall-of-house-built-in-about-1970-fading-and-tattered-rotated-5-DHD.jpg)
While we're talking patterns, the aforementioned Vikki (see below) linked to a great site today on her blog: GoMediaZine. This page is a tutorial on building intricate patterns in Illustrator (not that you'll need to do that with the Squidfingers link).
*Edit: oh my god, I'm in love. If you're into patterns, or colour relationships, THIS will knock your socks off!
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patterns, patterns, PATTERNS! there's a really cool tutorial on how to make your own over at designsponge*. go, julia rothman, go!
http://www.designspongeonline.com/2008/05/welcome-julia-and-how-to-make-a-repeat-pattern.html
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