Jan. 16: Using Paint/Brushes as a Mask (Technique Challenge)

Ok! I hope someone can help me! I am a wee bit confused by the directions and comments! Can I use an element called "Brushes and Masks" as my photo mask? Does it have to be only labeled "paint"? Everything in the description says paint/mask but then the rules say use paint as a mask. Sorry for being a bit slow! I have a page done, but it is with clipping my photo to an element set called "Brushes and Masks" so now I am worried it does not work? Any help would be super appreciated!
 
Here is mine (I also used the template mentioned above, but used the paint in the Outdoorsy - On the Lake page kit by Kristin Aagard to use as my mask):

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This was totally new to me (but I loved how it turned out)!! Please let me know if I did this wrong or if this doesn't fit the requirements so I can redo it!!

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Ok! I hope someone can help me! I am a wee bit confused by the directions and comments! Can I use an element called "Brushes and Masks" as my photo mask? Does it have to be only labeled "paint"? Everything in the description says paint/mask but then the rules say use paint as a mask. Sorry for being a bit slow! I have a page done, but it is with clipping my photo to an element set called "Brushes and Masks" so now I am worried it does not work? Any help would be super appreciated!

Sorry @crystalbella77 for being confusing in this way. i named it all that way in the description to make no confusion lol. It was to explain that you must see the paint like a kind of mask/using as mask. But i see you figured out already. again sorry...
 
I really so love all the pages in here so much. And im happy that i have scretched some of your ideas in using paint.
 
I used Valorie's template too- mostly because I wanted to whip something up fairly quickly to try to get caught up on challenges before we go out of town this weekend! :)

 
I used Barely There Watercolor Brushes by Just Jaimee for my "paint" to clip the photo to, and also clipped papers to some of them for the background behind the photo.

 
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