Do Layer Masks give you the heebie jeebies?
I know for a fact that many Photoshop & Photoshop Elements users avoid them like the plague.
I believe that is because there are many variables when working with masks, and that makes them look like they have three heads.
Well, my friend, fear not!
With these clear, step-by-step instructions, I'll walk you through layer mask creation in easy-to-understand language. Then we'll use other ordinary tools along with the mask to create an extraordinary overlay.
I promise it won't hurt! Let's get started.
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Thank you Jen. I love it! Can’t wait to try.
Natalie
Dear Jen,
Thanks for such a wonderful tutorial! You made it so easy.
Super fun… Something else to go play with. Thanks
Love it…just completed a page….thank you thank you!
Oh boy…I always do things the hard way. Where would I be without you! Thanks again for another bright idea!
Thank you so much for the very clear instructions that you always provide; and thank you very, very, very much for providing them in written form!! I love having the pdf to refer to.
what a great idea. I have to use the layer mask workaround. Once I have clipped the mask to the wordpaper layer is there anything else that is different for this way of doing things?
You should have no problem following the tutorial with the workaround, Grace. If you get stumped, feel free to ask questions.
xoxo
THANKS! Your directions are so clear. I am excited to try them out.
This is fantastic! Followed your directions easily and can’t wait to do some pages. Thank you so much for sharing.