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Hey thanks Iamsam! That's a neat trick well worth knowing.

I'm sort of stuck because I was hoping there was some way I could have the edges either side somehow meet in photoshop so I can see how the image meets at the join in order to make the image seamless? Don't know if that makes any sense but being able to create a seamless image is my goal here and visually being able to make the necisary adjustments to the image accurately where it joins would be a superior advantage while attempting to print a seamless cone image.

The only thing I can think of is to make a canvas 3x the size of the cone template then put the template I'm using in the middle, apply the image (in this case a pattern kind of image) to the template then copy and paste a copy template either side of the center template, doing this would allow me to see how the pattern meets to make sure it's a seamless continuum. But, doing it this way means I can't adjust the center in real time to make necisary adjustments? I'll be forever cutting and pasting and guessing?

Is there any other options or ideas?

Thanks again!!

Wert.