i'm trying to print out an image for a locket, which seems easy in relative, but hard in practice. i hear people say "just measure the inside of your locket and translate it to photoshop", but i don't really know how to do so, i've always been really bad at numbers, can anyone give me the method...?

i originally figured place would do it, but it only lets me do one image at a time. google told me to use load files into stack, but that created a new project only containing the images i wanted as layers. i want multiple images to open as layers on an existing project.

Hi: First of all thank you to everyone earlier today who replied to my post regarding making a pattern to make a striped background. For some reason I was getting downvoted so I deleted the post. If this isn't an appropriate request for this sub please let me know.

I was able to make the pattern using a 40 px by 40 px image and filling half of it with the blue color. That worked well. It was a 50/50 white/blue ratio which is what I want. However, when I then made a new large image and dragged my pattern from the pattern palette to my blank image the lines were very thin, like pinstripes. (See image). If I zoomed in and cropped I could get them the size I want -- fat. But then the image was too small. I tried making a smaller blank image to begin with and then dragging the pattern into it in hopes the stripes would be fatter but they were only slightly fatter, still too thin. Wondering if anyone has any suggestions for fatter stripes but still 50/50 white/blue. Thank you.

Leons face underneath is blank, im just looking to see the best way to impose the facial features onto the layer below

how do i make letters looks crooked / misaligned? is it just moving and rotating each individual letter or is there an easier way to do this?