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Hello Scoot - I am also new to photoshop but think I can Help.

First thing you need to do is make sure they are both on different layers, because you need to make a clipping mask.

I did it backwards, so you need to put the "Fibre" over the top of the "shape" - Then right click the shape layer and select "CLIPPING MASK"

[ATTACH]52705[/ATTACH]

This is the result - there might be other ways to do this also.

[ATTACH]52707[/ATTACH]

Really hope this helps.

Your layer looks flat, so will have to use a selection tool to select the shape, then "create layer from selection".

[QUOTE="WV1989, post: 1533704763, member: 113270"] Hello Scoot - I am also new to photoshop but think I can Help. First thing you need to do is make sure they are both on different layers, because you need to make a clipping mask. I did it backwards, so you need to put the "Fibre" over the top of the "shape" - Then right click the shape layer and select "CLIPPING MASK" [ATTACH]52705.vB[/ATTACH] This is the result - there might be other ways to do this also. [ATTACH]52707.vB[/ATTACH] Really hope this helps. Your layer looks flat, so will have to use a selection tool to select the shape, then "create layer from selection". [/QUOTE]

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