

I called on help from another blogger out
there. You see this watermark here? Notice the faded wide strip? Well, I used to want that so bad. With a helpful hint and that
ah ha moment, I figured it out! I knew how to make a watermark, but do you know what was actually the
most difficult part for me to learn? What kind of
file to save it as!!! Knowing that JPEG does not save in layers, I deligently made watermark after watermark after watermark. When it came time to "stamp" my watermark on that
oh so desired faded strip, I
could not for the
life of me figure out
why in the
world my watermark was stamping a white background on there! Then
it happened. I said to myself, "Self...if jpeg doesn't save in layers, it is going to
combine this image. Self...when it combines this image, I
lose the transparent layer." I sat back,
cracked my nuckles and made rubber on my keyboard designing all kinds of watermarks with
transparent backgrounds...only this time...I saved them as
Photoshop files!
Sigh...I really do have a brain.
