Wonderful avatar and congrats on the book release! That's exciting.

What a creative design with the car track sweeping across the page! Love it!

This is so earthy and peaceful! Love the design.

Congrats on the Standing O! You beautifully scrapped this stunning photo. Lucky friend for capturing this amazing photo!

This is quietly beautiful! I can't tell where the photo leaves off and the transfers/brushwork take over.

Thx @tanteva for choosing my page and so glad that you like it @veer @Cherylndesigns @isDK

Thx so much for enjoying my page!

Good morning ladies. Had a fun time with Jen last night. We enjoyed the outdoor Christmas display event and took a few photos of each other. I'll enjoy scrapping those. We agreed that although we missed having Bailey with us, it would have been a disaster. She is way to verbally volatile right...

I clipped paper to the tree template, layered a few papers for the background and used a gradient mask to blend them and changed the blend mode on the birdhouse and bird to blend into the background.

Love the colors!

I like the paper in the tree design and the background paper.

Wonderful blue toned page!

Wonderful addition of the calendar with the day marked off! Love how you used the template.

What a happy page!

Love the bright red and the little angel on top of the tree!

I like how you added the bird to the tree!

Love how you used the template! Wonderful design with the train and the elf!

Good morning ladies. I've spent the last few hours hanging out with the dogs, D slept in as he was out late (guys poker night) and I was cleaning up after Taz who got sick twice (I caught him chewing the sticks a few times yesterday at the park and it upsets his stomach but he does it anyway)...

You can also do it by being on the top layer, then right click on the top layer to bring up the menu and select "create clipping mask". It does the same thing, just a different way of doing it.

Are you using PS or PSE? In PS you can put the paper layer above the layer you want to clip to and then hover your cursor (in the layers panel) between the two layers WHILE HOLDING DOWN THE ALT KEY and you will see the cursor change to a downward pointer and then click and the top layer will be...