Thanks ronviers, jffe
The old combine turned out great, came out perfectly
I found during testing that some images had too much detail come though to look like a true watercolor, I still wanted that really soft, wet effect in the background, so redid the filter to allow for a method to do this.
Here's a
Simple Watercolor Tutorial
1. Open the image in Photoshop (or your image editor of choice)
2. Duplicate background twice (name your layers 1 and 2, with 2 being the layer on top)
3. Run preset 1 of "Another Watercolor Painting" on Layer 1
4. Run preset 2 on Layer 2
5. Add a layer mask to Layer 2 and paint on it with black where you want the detail to show though. For this picture I used Soft Round 27 at about 50% Opacity. An alternate method is to just erase with a soft brush where you want to see the details but I prefer the mask method because it's so easy to reverse by switching the paint to white.
6. You're done! drop your layers and save.
Here's one I did with this method...

Sherry