: How do I extend a line pattern background in Photoshop? I have an image but on the top of the image there just isn't enough room to make it applicable for my desired application. Therefore

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I have an image but on the top of the image there just isn't enough room to make it applicable for my desired application. Therefore I would like to extend the pattern that is clearly visible in the background. The pattern and image are the following:

I tried using the content aware filter and this gives me the following result:

It just doesn't know how to handle the cross part. So I also tried the clone tool, and this looks good but looks like aliasing has occurred when looking from a greater distance:

What to do to straighten the lines in the last image out or redo it completely in order to get a nice extended pattern?

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As Scott says, you'd probably be better off removing the background and replicating it. It looks as though you could create and use a pattern which would save you some time. That way would avoid all the extraneous artifacts and you could apply any other filter with ease.

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: The simplest way would be to set the blending mode of your layer to "Multiply". This effectively gets rid of the color white in your layer and lets the colors beneath it "shine through".

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