Mask Magic, Add & Subtract With Gray

Digital Scrapper Tutorial | Layer Masks
Mask Magic, Add & Subtract With Gray
by Jen White
Use gray to subtract from a layer mask to make it fancy and selectively transparent.
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For this tutorial you will need:
- A complex clipping mask (provided)
- A png overlay (provided)
- A solid, textured background paper (provided)
- A photo (stock photo provided)
NOTE: The mask, overlays, and papers used in this tutorial are from Rise and Shine by Karen Schulz.
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Tutorial: Mask Magic, Add & Subtract With Gray by Jen White
Kit: Prime of Life by Tiramisu Designs
Font: Caroni
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Kits: Vicki Robinson, KimB, Digilicious Designs, Karen Shultz, Digital Scrapper
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Fonts: Special Elite
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Thank you so much!
I have a couple questions. Once the tutorial is downloaded, can it be downloaded again? Second question, I’ve downloaded to my computer for later viewing however, I would like to download it to my iPad or iPhone for repeated and leisure viewing. Would you be willing to provide instructions explaining how to download to an iPad and where it goes and how to view it? Plus how to delete it, for the sake of available space on my iPhone/iPad. Thank you.
LeAnn, in Marketplace, products are set with a limit of 5 downloads, but if you ever need more, just let me know. I believe that if you login to our website with your iPad, you can download the files and they will be stored in your iCloud. You could also add files to your iCloud from your computer, then they’d be accessible on your iPad. Hope this helps!
Thank you I’ll give it a try.
Awesome! Thank you.
Thanks so much, very interesting.