ID: 1901951317 | Updated: Aug 13, 2025

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Folded fabric mockup with a stack on a rustic log bench

This is a folded fabric mockup that shows your print as a tidy stack of folded cloth on a weathered log bench, out in a sunlit garden. Load your pattern into the smart objects, recolor the pieces, and you present a whole set of fabrics the way a shop actually stacks them, with no cutting, no folding, and no photographer. It is built for pattern designers who want their work shown on real, folded goods.

The scene

Several fabrics sit folded and stacked on a rough-cut log, with green leaves, stone, and warm daylight behind them and a spool of thread beside the pile. The mood is rustic and handmade, the kind of setting that suits cottons, florals, cottagecore prints, and quilting bundles. The bench and the garden stay fixed, so every pattern you load sits in the same warm, styled frame and your listings keep one steady look.

What you can edit

You control the cloth. Each folded fabric takes a color and a design change through its own smart object, so you can run one print across the stack or give every fold a different pattern, the way a coordinated collection reads. Your artwork wraps over the folds with the creases, edges, and soft shadow already in place. The log bench, the greenery, and the props are fixed, so this is one carefully lit outdoor angle rather than a scene you rebuild.

Show a folded collection

Fabric is sold folded, so buyers recognize a stack instantly: it reads as fat quarters, a bundle, or a bolt on a shelf. Loading a different print on each fold lets you present a whole range in one shot and show how the prints sit together as a set. That is a stronger pitch than a single flat swatch, and it is exactly how a quilt shop or a fabric store would display a new line.

How it works

Open the PSD in Adobe Photoshop, version CC2020 or newer. Double-click a fabric smart object, place your pattern, and save, and it appears on that fold with the creases and daylight already over it. Recolor the pieces to build your palette, then export a JPG or PNG for an Etsy listing, a shop banner, a portfolio page, or a lookbook.

Why the folds sell the print

A folded edge shows a pattern the way a shopper will actually see it on a shelf: repeating down the fold, curving over the crease, and catching the light along the top. That reads as real yardage rather than a flat tile, and the natural, sunlit setting adds a handmade, small-batch feel that fits independent fabric and quilting brands. It tends to earn more attention in a craft marketplace than a print floating on white.

Specifications

  • 1 layered PSD file

  • 6000 x 4000 px, 300 dpi

  • Editable folded fabrics (color and design) through smart objects

  • Fixed rustic log bench and garden background

  • Well organized, clearly named layers

  • Works in Adobe Photoshop CC2020 or newer (Photoshop only)

  • Package size about 113 MB

Artwork credit

The floral patterns shown in the preview are by Tashi Tsering of Tashi Studio (tashistudio.com) and are used only to demonstrate the mockup. They are not included in the download, so you bring your own patterns to place in the smart objects.

Who it is for

It fits surface and textile pattern designers, quilting cotton and fabric shops, sewing and craft brands, and anyone selling yardage, fat quarters, or repeat prints on Etsy, on print-on-demand fabric stores, or in a portfolio. Studios can use it to present a print collection to a client in a warm, real setting. If you want a rustic, folded-fabric shot without a shoot, this gives you that and keeps working for every new print.

File details

Compatibility
Adobe Photoshop
Number of files included
2
Package size
113 MB113 MB|118 MB118 MB
Files type
.psd, .jpg
Files size
6000x4000
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We're a family-run studio in Katowice, Poland, making PSD mockups by hand since 2016. Everything in this shop starts in our own studio. We shoot the photography, build the 3D, and put together every Smart Object PSD ourselves - then we test it, organize the layers, and only ship it once it actually works...
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HOW IT WORKS

3 clicks. That's it.

No tutorial needed. If you can copy-paste, you can use this.

  1. 1OpenDouble-click the smart object inside the PSD - in Adobe Photoshop, or free in your browser with Photopea.
  2. 2PasteDrop in your pattern, print, or artwork. Any design, any style.
  3. 3SaveHit save and the mockup wraps it in for you - shadows, folds, and lighting included.

FROM IDEA TO IMAGE

Built for real workflows

Skip the photo shoot Show your artwork on the real product type for approvals or listings - no studio, no model, no sample.

See it on the product, not a swatch Drop your file into the smart object and the scene's lighting and folds wrap around it, so you judge the real thing before you commit.

Smart Objects

Edit once and you're done. Your artwork drops into a smart object and the mockup updates itself - no masking, no warping by hand.

Perfectly Organized

Named layers and folders you can actually navigate. Find what you need, change what you want, and get out fast.

Print-Ready

High-resolution files built to hold up on screen and in print. Exact size and DPI are in this product's Details above.