-FLUX- Seamless Snowflake Textures

Snowflake Textures – Seamless & Tileable
1024 x 1024 Optimized
For Personal & Commercial Use

This pack of digital papers is an assortment of vintage style snowflake textures perfect to print off and use for wrapping gifts or as a backdrop for various Holiday, Christmas or Winter projects. Each color of paper has a different snowflake pattern so this winter texture collection is more than just a recolor.

This is a legal agreement between you and FLUX Textures.

By purchasing these textures to download you thereby agree to the following terms, authorizations and limitations.

You are NOT authorized to:

Separately sell, resell, sell as, duplicate, collate, distribute, sub-license, publish, market, or re-present for re-sale or as free textures, any original unaltered FLUX Textures or any derivative thereof, in any known digital file format or unknown digital file format, by any means what-so-ever, invented or yet to be invented, without prior, written permission from FLUX Textures, who are the sole and exclusive copyright holders and no others.

FLUX textures sold on the SecondLife marketplace are fully licensed for personal or commercial use in Second Life Only so long as textures are NOT sold as-is, without modification. You are NOT allowed to re-sell or distribute the FLUX textures when the textures are the product itself. The FLUX textures must ONLY be used as integrated components.

You may not share or distribute these textures to anyone else when using these for personal projects or outside of your immediate organization for business use in SecondLife.

If you want a print quality, super high resolution version of these textures to use outside of SL please visit my shop on Etsy.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/FluxTextures

Please respect my work and do not pass along my files, do not share them online or claim them as your own works. My work supports my three children and helps replace the income we lost when my late husband died as a result of ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.

Learn about ALS here: http://www.alsa.org/about-als/what-is-als.html