Skew Pattern fill within in a selection

[dcadint]

Is there a way to skew or transform a pattern fill within a selection. I have a flower fabric pattern which I'm trying to use to fill in a bellowing cape. I am not looking at the cape straight on but in profile so I do not want the pattern to be straight on but to be able to skew it such that its perspective is that the flowers are laying down. I found a tutorial in Photoshop to create the selection and then create a mask layer, fill the mask layer with the pattern and then use then transform it and skew it with in the layer by adjusting the corner nodes individually but the pattern will only show through the masked area created when the mask was generated from the selection. However I cannot see how to do something similar in Paintshop. I created a new mask layer from a selection on the profile of the cape I want fill with the pattern but when I go to apply the pattern fill it will only fill in the masked area and I can use the selection tool but it will skew the masked area only. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

[LeviFiction]

I've made a video to help because I'm pretty sure I'll be explaining this poorly. But I don't have my editing software so hopefull Youtube is done with it once you see this.

http://youtu.be/5hvcsH-KTik

If you already have your selection made, I'm going to have you save the selection to the alpha channel of the image.

1) Selections -> Load/Save Selection -> Save Selection to Alpha Channel

2) Give it a name and hit Save

3) Selections -> Deselect

We don't want any selections active for this next part

Next we're going to create your pattern layer.

1) Create a new Raster Layer

2) Select the pattern you want to use in the Materials Palette

3) Use the Fill tool to fill the entire layer with the pattern.

If you saved a selection to the alpha channel you can go ahead and reload it, or if you did not yet have your selection made, go ahead and make it now.

1) Selections -> Load/Save Selection -> Load Selection From Alpha Channel

Make sure you have your pattern layer selected in the layers palette. We're going to create our mask layer.

1) Layers -> New Mask Layer -> Show selection

Go ahead and deselect your selection now. We no longer need it.

1) Selections -> Deselect

You should now have your cape layer on the bottom, and a group layer above that. Inside the group will be your pattern layer underneath your mask layer.

You can now edit the pattern layer freely and the mask should hold just fine.

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I want to point out that I did it this way because this lets you apply blend modes to the pattern layer to merge it with the cape layer underneath should you choose to do so. There is, however, another way you can do this. But I don't want to confuse the matter.

[dcadint]

I want to thank you that was just what I was looking for. I kind of thought I was missing some steps.

Sincerely
Devin