Brian
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As per the comment (quoted):
Select your pattern. In the task bar (on the right), tap object (square with dots in the corner and shapes inside of it) and choose Expand. This will create a grouped object inside a clipping path. The pattern can no longer be edited with the repeat task. If you want to delete the clipping path, double tap it and delete (you might want to change to Outline view to see the clipping path easier). Ungroup the objects or just double tap the object you want to edit.
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222 votesCompleted (Comments Open) ·
AdminNeeraj Nandkeolyar
(Sr. Product Manager, Adobe Illustrator)
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Object Blend release in 2.0 with an exciting new capability – you can start a Blend with single object. Do let us know on how this feature is working for you. Thanks!
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405 votesCompleted (Comments Open) ·AdminNeeraj Nandkeolyar
(Sr. Product Manager, Adobe Illustrator)
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This feature shipped in 2.0. Please keep sharing your comments on it’s usability. Thanks!
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Select your pattern. In the task bar (on the right), tap object (square with dots in the corner and shapes inside of it) and choose Expand. This will create a grouped object inside a clipping path. The pattern can no longer be edited with the repeat task. If you want to delete the clipping path, double tap it and delete (you might want to change to Outline view to see the clipping path easier). Ungroup the objects or just double tap the object you want to edit.