Image morphing has been extensively studied in computer graphics. Given two input images, morphing algorithms produce a sequence of inbetween images which transforms the source image into the target image in a visually pleasant way. In this paper, we propose an algorithm, based on recent advances from texture-from-sample ideas, which synthesizes a morphing sequence targeted specifically for textures. We use the idea of binary masks (or texton masks) to control the morphing sequence and guarantee a coherent transition from the source texture to the target texture.