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**Program Tutorials** : Photoshop Elements : *NEW Last Updated: Mar 9th, 2009 - 19:59:20
 
TECHNIQUE: Using Photo Masks
By Shelleyrae Cusbert 2009
Mar 9, 2009, 19:53

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Photo masks add a unique and fun edging to your photo, and are simple to use.

Open your layout or create a new document
Open the photo mask and drag it on to your layout where desired.


Open your photo and drag it on top of the mask.



With the photo layer selected, use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+G The mask is now filled with your photo.


You can resize and reposition your photo to fit as desired.


Lastly merge the Photo Mask and photo together. Right click on the photo layer and select Merge down





This mask is from On the Edge Photo Masks Vol4 by shelleyrae designs

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