[Ann Palmer]

Thank you.  I will give it a try.

Your time on this is appreciated.

[Ann Palmer]

Sorry about the above format.  I did a copy paste from my email as I realized after composing it your email in my inbox was a NoReply.  Oh boy….maybe I should quit while I am ahead…….

[Ann Palmer]

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<div>Hello hello,

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Thank you for a prompt response!

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They are in a png. format.  I did look at the tutorial you suggested and I thought it might be helpful but realized I am probably complicating the issue because I use PSE 9 and not PSP which is your specialty.  I could follow some of your posted tutorials somewhat as some of the processes are similar.</div>
In this case, in PSE 9, it involves separate layers of the pic and mask and then making a clipping mask of (???and this is where I get lost) and merging them.  They must be in a particular order.</div>
I have tried viewing some of the You Tube tutorials on this but I guess have not found the one that makes sense…….they seem to leave out a crucial step that I guess they take for granted we know and it just does not co-operate on screen when I try.

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What your tutorial shows IS the look I am trying to achieve but with PSE 9.  If anyone knows a good tutorial on this, or should you I would very much welcome any suggestions!

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Thanks you.
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[Ann Palmer]

My issue is with using masks that I buy from designers with lovely edge finishes.

I can never seem to get the layers and sizing downpat so that I can merge the mask with the picture I chose to get the nice finish the mask adds to a square photo.

Do you have a tutorial which is for “Dummies” that is easy to follow and duplicate?

Much appreciated.

Ann

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