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Snowflake Procreate Brushes

Snowflake Procreate brush cover with a large charcoal filigree snowflake and a vermilion branching snowflake on an ivory background. 1
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Resource Details

Author
myPhotoshopBrushes
Format
BRUSHSET
Size
9.8 MB
Opens in
Procreate
Brush type
Stamp brushes
Items in set
20
Downloads
1
Added
Sep 15, 2026
LicenseCommercial
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Description

Snowflake includes 20 decorative stamp brushes for Procreate, from open lattice crystals and fine twig patterns to bold branching shapes, curled filigree and outlined ornaments. Each stamp has a different arrangement of arms and details, so you can combine several designs without repeating the same snowflake.

Use a large crystal as the focal point of a winter card, arrange smaller flakes around lettering, or build a repeating pattern for gift wrap. Keep each impression on a separate layer to adjust its size, angle and color. Dark ink brings out the fine linework on light paper, while pale stamps work well against a darker background.

The iPad gallery example shows three stamps in charcoal, blue and indigo beside the open Snowflake brush library. The brush sheet displays all 20 designs with their names.

Download and unzip the pack, then open Snowflake.brushset on your iPad to import it into Procreate. The ZIP includes the complete brush set and License.txt with the license and source information.

This Procreate edition is based on our 20 Snowflake Brushes and is free for personal and commercial projects under the Free for Commercial Use license.

What's Included

Snowflake Procreate Brushes - Schematic

Frequently asked questions

Is "Snowflake Procreate Brushes" free to download?
Yes, this resource is free to download from MyPhotoshopBrushes, with no signup and no paywall. It is published under the Free for Commercial Use license, which allows commercial use. See the license panel on this page for the exact terms.
What file format does this download use?
The download is a ZIP archive containing .BRUSHSET files. Unzip it first, then use the files inside.